I drove a lot today.
How far?
I think I covered the distance between my house and the planet Mars.
It’s your turn now. Share a link, joke, thought, utter nonsense, whatever you like. It’s Sunday Night Open Thread.
Who wants to start?
I drove a lot today.
How far?
I think I covered the distance between my house and the planet Mars.
It’s your turn now. Share a link, joke, thought, utter nonsense, whatever you like. It’s Sunday Night Open Thread.
Who wants to start?
[High Praise! to Mental Floss]
I had no idea about that “can’t fly to Mercury and just start orbiting the planet” thing. I’ve watched so much Star Trek that I consider achieving standard orbit to be something so simple that even a wet-behind-the-ears academy ensign could do it right on day 1 of a new assignment.
I forget our probes don’t come with impulse engines and infinite fuel.
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[High Praise! to The Declination]
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[How We’re Redefining the kg] (Viewer #577,430)
Beware – contains serious nerdly number crunching. I got overwhelmed and tuned out a couple minutes before the end, but I still like the thought that the answer makes sense to people who are sciencier than I.
Former Vice President Al Gore compared the fight against climate change to slavery, gay rights, and apartheid.
Drama queen. Face it, Al – carbon credits are just the 21st century version of 17th century tulip bulbs.