Maybe the writer thinks that more people know how to actually do math and know how big dinosaurs were, than know how big a meter is? OR.. more likely the writer just cannot actually think at all!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by nova_robotics
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Maybe the writer thinks that more people know how to actually do math and know how big dinosaurs were, than know how big a meter is? OR.. more likely the writer just cannot actually think at all!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by nova_robotics
As soon as they started describing how many busses are in one Chinese spy balloon, I had to think of this thread. There was a better graphic that had the balloon in busses and the payload in cars, but that one's lost in the Interwebs.
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This asteroid, should it arrive on target, will abruptly end our climate change worries.
Maybe the Earth can capture an Ice comet someday and its orbit would gradually deteriorate. Maybe half of it would wind up on the moon the other half raise the sea levels by about 300 feet 75% of the population might have to learn to swim but those are the brakes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moby Duck
Depending on the impact zone, it could end more than just the climate chance concerns!!! Hopefully it will bounce and take out more than one worry!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Moby Duck
Well we can dream anyway.
Crazy, this happened last night. NASA confirms half-ton meteor crashed in South Texas . Is this close to you Frank?
Sorry, guess this happened Wed Feb 15, 2023
Missed me by 550 miles.Quote:
Originally Posted by hemmjo
Rhode Island or Kansas miles?.
Only should trajectory and grace have it manage to crash into one of two specific locations?Quote:
Originally Posted by Moby Duck
Another nice specimen in the extraterrestrial object measurement genre, from a few days ago: https://www.jpost.com/science/article-732223
Note the combination of a specific breed of dog, plus not just an elephant, but 4 baby elephants.
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