The interesting thing is that only country that I have ever been bitten by bugs/lice in a hotel was in America and I have been in some very backward places. American hotels are dirty. It is actually a good thing that the TSA tries to keep visitors away...
The shale gas is 7 to 8 kilometers down under solid rock. The reason it is down there, is because the rock above it is impermeable, otherwise it would have escaped millions of years ago already. Drinkable ground water is in the upper 0.1 kilometer of the crust. There is no way for the 'water and chemicals' to get into the drinking water, unless the gas well itself is faulty and needs a new sleeve.
Actually, it is possible to lead a UAV by its nose if you have GPS test set.
Anyhoo, they could make a balsa wood copy and fly it RC or with an Ardupilot from DIYdrones. Journalists won't know the difference.
Why? The earth was much warmer in the past and instead of being a desert, the Sahara was a grassland. Higher temperature means more evaporation from the oceans, which means more rain...
Actually, supercaps found a niche in buses. A bus only needs to get to the next stop. So make each stop a pantograph overhead charger and you got a winner.
Disease can spread through grey water. Water spinkled in a garden can be breathed by passer's by. Therefore all water used in a city must be purified, else it is a very expensive health risk.
Sink holes are quite common in many places around the world. There are no mines under Centurion, yet a sink hole occurs multiple times per year in the dolomite areas.
Well, the underground railroad has always run *from* the USA *to* Canada.
The US may have a big statue of Libertas in the New York harbour, but the US has never really been the land of the free. That title belongs to Canada.
You can pop an automatic into neutral, by just slamming the stick forward - whack==Neutral. The button lock will engage in the Neutral position and keep it from overshooting. Anyone who drives on icy roads knows that.
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AFAIK all lefthand drive BM Wobbleyous are made in South Africa. So the Auz Beamers are actually imported from SA.
The interesting thing is that only country that I have ever been bitten by bugs/lice in a hotel was in America and I have been in some very backward places. American hotels are dirty. It is actually a good thing that the TSA tries to keep visitors away...
Plants can hear magnetic fields? That would be news on the scale of The Day of the Triffids.
I wonder how many people got this MP quote?
I hope the CS department teaches the students how to operate a burger joint, else they will be on the street as unemployable...
...or they can just do like we do on earth and drill for water, oil and gas. The planets are all made of the same stuff, so it should all be there.
That is impossible. You mean to say that the publieck skool system actually works and half the people on the train can read!?
You mean like this one http://www.baen.com/library/ ?
Nope, the really bad old days were the days of gopher, archie and veronica. Altavista was already the good old days.
The shale gas is 7 to 8 kilometers down under solid rock. The reason it is down there, is because the rock above it is impermeable, otherwise it would have escaped millions of years ago already. Drinkable ground water is in the upper 0.1 kilometer of the crust. There is no way for the 'water and chemicals' to get into the drinking water, unless the gas well itself is faulty and needs a new sleeve.
Huh, ya think? China makes planes, satellites and UAVs of their own. They don't need to copy a design from the previous century.
Actually, it is possible to lead a UAV by its nose if you have GPS test set. Anyhoo, they could make a balsa wood copy and fly it RC or with an Ardupilot from DIYdrones. Journalists won't know the difference.
Why would China want it? China make their own planes, UAVs, satellites... They don't need obsolete American schtuff.
That is why small projects are encouraged to transfer their copyright to the FSF. They will fight any legal battles on your behalf.
Why? The earth was much warmer in the past and instead of being a desert, the Sahara was a grassland. Higher temperature means more evaporation from the oceans, which means more rain...
Right, now you just need to learn how to spell palindrome...
Actually, supercaps found a niche in buses. A bus only needs to get to the next stop. So make each stop a pantograph overhead charger and you got a winner.
Hmm, I used to drive 1500 km in 12 1/2 hours. Not recommended though...
Disease can spread through grey water. Water spinkled in a garden can be breathed by passer's by. Therefore all water used in a city must be purified, else it is a very expensive health risk.
No, that would be reverse osmosis. With forward osmosis, you are drinking the next girl's urine.
Hmm, the same can be said about parts of China and the USA too...
I would like to have a FF plug-in that messes up cookie data to make it useless to the trackers. A little bit of revenge...
Sink holes are quite common in many places around the world. There are no mines under Centurion, yet a sink hole occurs multiple times per year in the dolomite areas.
Well, the underground railroad has always run *from* the USA *to* Canada. The US may have a big statue of Libertas in the New York harbour, but the US has never really been the land of the free. That title belongs to Canada.
You can pop an automatic into neutral, by just slamming the stick forward - whack==Neutral. The button lock will engage in the Neutral position and keep it from overshooting. Anyone who drives on icy roads knows that.