The first Eutherium (Eutheria includes placental mammals) fossil is from the Barremian age in the lower Cretaceous so the split occurred 125 - 130 million years ago.
Yes, space is the bottleneck.
On the other hand, I was thinking about the baiji - they probably had some sort of oral (blowhole) history. We know primates have cultural memory. You can restore the physical species, but the rest is lost.
Ever notice how it's only the Ibrahimic faiths (Christianity, Judaism, Islam) that get so touchy when you point out undesirable aspects of their respective religions? Tell a Buddhist he's going to burn in Hell for eternity and he'll offer to say a prayer for you.
But that's the point though, isn't it? When do you know that it is a terrorist sitting in a house, firing on the US military? Not just a lunatic who forgot his meds?
When the terrorist works for the U.S. government you know he's for real.
Lightning in a reducing atmosphere (like Titan's) would produce ammonia. Lightning in our atmosphere produces nitrogen oxides, which combines with water to produce nitric acid. So the fixing follows a very different path.
Does that mean - it gives off Xray and gamma ray?
No.
Yes it does, just not very much. The blackbody radiation curve for any temperature above absolute zero is non-zero for every wavelength.
You may not be able to see UV but plants can use it. Any lighting source that purports to be natural must emit UV. Things don't look right under incandescent lighting because a lot of things fluoresce under UV.
The/. moderation system clearly does not work well. In response to the "troll", however, you don't need to put the telescope somewhere dark on the moon. Having no atmosphere, the moon does not present any difficulties for daytime telescopy since there's no scatter into the objective.
I disagree that Smalltalk is all or nothing. Objective-C is a strict superset of C (i.e. it will compile unmodified C programs) that incorporates Smalltalk objects and messaging. You can start out in C and only use as much Smalltalk as you want.
I read about Smalltalk in the '80s and was enamored. Unfortunately, I couldn't afford a Lisa and I wasn't an accredited learning institution so I couldn't buy a NeXT. With OSX I can now have Smalltalk (via Objective-C) and a BSD OS. Also I have the Cocoa framework, aka NeXTStep, which is all done in Objective-C. Cocoa is a great coding style guide as well. If you know how to spell and conform to the naming rules, you'll much less rarely have to go searching for the name of a class or message in the documentation. Even memory management is straightforward if you emulate the Cocoa code.
So no FFI needed. I do use Camelbones because the perl's regex and other text processing capabilities are so superior to everything else.
Try it like I did: 360/370 assembler. These machines don't have a stack; you have to save your current location in a "jump register" then branch to that location when your subroutine finishes. This will put hairs on your chest.
Actually the main assumption on which GTR is built is that there is an unobserved fourth spatial dimension which accounts for gravitational effects (curvature). The gravity we observe is only the small (because the curvature is so small) component "parallel" to the 3-space we live in.
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Funny, but they won't be into the T's for a couple of years.
The first Eutherium (Eutheria includes placental mammals) fossil is from the Barremian age in the lower Cretaceous so the split occurred 125 - 130 million years ago.
You should go outside the city some time. You'll see lots of people who have no idea what a computer does.
Yes, space is the bottleneck. On the other hand, I was thinking about the baiji - they probably had some sort of oral (blowhole) history. We know primates have cultural memory. You can restore the physical species, but the rest is lost.
Ever notice how it's only the Ibrahimic faiths (Christianity, Judaism, Islam) that get so touchy when you point out undesirable aspects of their respective religions? Tell a Buddhist he's going to burn in Hell for eternity and he'll offer to say a prayer for you.
When the terrorist works for the U.S. government you know he's for real.
Lightning in a reducing atmosphere (like Titan's) would produce ammonia. Lightning in our atmosphere produces nitrogen oxides, which combines with water to produce nitric acid. So the fixing follows a very different path.
Does that mean - it gives off Xray and gamma ray? No. Yes it does, just not very much. The blackbody radiation curve for any temperature above absolute zero is non-zero for every wavelength.
You may not be able to see UV but plants can use it. Any lighting source that purports to be natural must emit UV. Things don't look right under incandescent lighting because a lot of things fluoresce under UV.
The /. moderation system clearly does not work well. In response to the "troll", however, you don't need to put the telescope somewhere dark on the moon. Having no atmosphere, the moon does not present any difficulties for daytime telescopy since there's no scatter into the objective.
I disagree that Smalltalk is all or nothing. Objective-C is a strict superset of C (i.e. it will compile unmodified C programs) that incorporates Smalltalk objects and messaging. You can start out in C and only use as much Smalltalk as you want.
I read about Smalltalk in the '80s and was enamored. Unfortunately, I couldn't afford a Lisa and I wasn't an accredited learning institution so I couldn't buy a NeXT. With OSX I can now have Smalltalk (via Objective-C) and a BSD OS. Also I have the Cocoa framework, aka NeXTStep, which is all done in Objective-C. Cocoa is a great coding style guide as well. If you know how to spell and conform to the naming rules, you'll much less rarely have to go searching for the name of a class or message in the documentation. Even memory management is straightforward if you emulate the Cocoa code.
So no FFI needed. I do use Camelbones because the perl's regex and other text processing capabilities are so superior to everything else.
Try it like I did: 360/370 assembler. These machines don't have a stack; you have to save your current location in a "jump register" then branch to that location when your subroutine finishes. This will put hairs on your chest.
You obviously don't understand the way New Jersey organized crime operates.
Why not pump a few gigawatts into one of Tajmar's rings? Still needing independent confirmation on his results, however.
As a kid I was treated as a smart criminal. That explains a lot.
Meanwhile, in Oklahoma you can get 93 years for cultivating marijuana, even if it's for personal use.
English isn't rocket science either: It's "their" not "there".
Smurfette? I thought Smurfs were Communist.
Gary Larson is still alive, although turning in his grave is a distinct possibility.
I'm totally serial.
Actually the main assumption on which GTR is built is that there is an unobserved fourth spatial dimension which accounts for gravitational effects (curvature). The gravity we observe is only the small (because the curvature is so small) component "parallel" to the 3-space we live in.
Someone mod parent up. "Offtopic"? In what way, please?