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  1. Mars in 16 years? on Buzz Aldrin's Radical Plan For NASA · · Score: 1

    Sign me up. I will stow away if I have to, I'll be the fucking Coyote.

  2. Re:Nothing good can come of this... on US Plans To Bulldoze 50 Shrinking Cities · · Score: 1

    No, no, not "ethnic" cleansing, "economic" cleansing. They want to get rid of all the poor people, doesn't matter what color they are. Maybe they can build some kind of camps to move all these people into. Something with fences...for keeping bad people out. And really big ovens...for baking lots of bread.

  3. wait, Bozeman Montana... on Montana City Requires Workers' Internet Accounts · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Isn't that where the Vulcans landed?

  4. Re:Has it occured to anyone else. . . on Bill Ready To Ban ISP Caps In the US · · Score: 1

    No, deregulation did that. It gave Enron the opportunity to create fake shortages and drive up demand to the point they were unable to handle it.

  5. Re:However, on Bill Ready To Ban ISP Caps In the US · · Score: 1

    yeah and there always have been, hasn't helped yet

  6. Re:Unfortunately... on Bill Ready To Ban ISP Caps In the US · · Score: 1

    Yep, just like the electricity industry, infrastructure hasn't been properly maintained or upgraded for decades, now they wonder why everything is falling apart and unable to deal with the demands placed upon it. Cheap, greedy bastards.

  7. Re:sounds like an on Bill Ready To Ban ISP Caps In the US · · Score: 1

    if they become a utility, as they should, that'll be possible

  8. new email sig on NSA Email Surveillance Pervasive and Ongoing · · Score: 4, Funny

    dirty suitcase nuke anthrax bomb jihad the great satan yellowcake plutonium ricin nerve gas flesh eating plague bring on the virgins fuck you NSA

  9. Re:it is not the "largest evel launched into space on Herschel Space Telescope Opens For the First Time · · Score: 4, Interesting

    Infrared can pass through dust, such as that which composes nebulae, that would block other wavelengths.

  10. space telescope on Herschel Space Telescope Opens For the First Time · · Score: 5, Insightful

    In an effort to contribute something to the thread that isn't irrelevant, stupid, or hateful assholery, this is very cool. I'm looking forward to its first images. Maybe it'll be sensitive enough to image extrasolar planets.

  11. love the graphics on Introducing the Warpship · · Score: 1

    is that a Cardassian ship I see?

  12. Re:I love this kind of story on "Burning Walls" May Stop Black Hole Formation · · Score: 1

    Yes, unlike that.

  13. Re:Only works for really big stars... on "Burning Walls" May Stop Black Hole Formation · · Score: 5, Funny

    Welcome to the Max Planck Subatomic Cavalcade of Freaks! See! the Degenerate Neutron! Behold! the Strange Quark! Find! the Higgs Boson!

  14. Re:I love this kind of story on "Burning Walls" May Stop Black Hole Formation · · Score: 1

    one usually forms a hypothesis to fit data, not the other way around

  15. Re:wowsa ! on "Burning Walls" May Stop Black Hole Formation · · Score: 1

    build it around the equator!

  16. Re:nanotech is proof on Real Nanotechnology Getting Closer, Says Drexler · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Science is always changing, always evolving, because we are always learning (some of us anyway). If you expect science to be exactly the same in 10 years, you have a fundamental misconception of how science works. In fact, science not only does change, it must, otherwise it becomes more dogmatic garbage the world has too much of anyway. Don't mistake your lack of comprehension for the fallibility of science.

  17. Re:That's Stargate, not Star Trek on Real Nanotechnology Getting Closer, Says Drexler · · Score: 1

    I find it difficult to believe there would be people posting here, of all sites, who have never seen Star Trek. Go back to 4chan where you belong.

  18. Re:ein minuten bitte on 14-Year-Old Boy Smote By Meteorite · · Score: 1

    Yeah, I know. I should have known better.

  19. Re:Pic of hand, pea-meteorite and impact on 14-Year-Old Boy Smote By Meteorite · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    no wonder the bloody tories won so big

  20. Re:ein minuten bitte on 14-Year-Old Boy Smote By Meteorite · · Score: 1

    apparently you missed the part of my comment where I didn't dispute that

  21. Re:ein minuten bitte on 14-Year-Old Boy Smote By Meteorite · · Score: 1

    Ram pressure, interesting. Very well, I yield to your superior references, sir.

  22. Re:ein minuten bitte on 14-Year-Old Boy Smote By Meteorite · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Interesting but I don't think it applies. How big of a gun with what kind of ammo would you need to blow a foot-wide hole in a road? Most typical rounds would just bury, or bounce. Though I think the real problem here is just the article's lack of any kind of logic.

  23. Re:echte grammar nazi on 14-Year-Old Boy Smote By Meteorite · · Score: 1

    apologies, my limited knowledge of German comes from Eddie Izzard

  24. Re:ein minuten bitte on 14-Year-Old Boy Smote By Meteorite · · Score: 1

    Friction due to deceleration, all that heat is in the air around the meteor, not the meteor itself. Someone further up the thread posted a link explaining this.

  25. ein minuten bitte on 14-Year-Old Boy Smote By Meteorite · · Score: 5, Insightful

    FTA: "A red hot, pea-sized piece of rock then hit his hand before bouncing off and causing a foot wide crater in the ground."

    First, meteors aren't hot. Second, if a "pea-sized piece of rock" is going fast enough to make "a foot wide crater in the ground," it's not going to be "bouncing off" shit, least of all this kid's hand. It would tear through him like a shotgun slug. Was the kid's hand blown off? No? Then it didn't leave a fucking crater in the ground either. How about some photographs? Oh, there are none? Hmmm.