Quite long ago. I am intrigued by the striations on Phobos. If I could have a rock as a spaceship, I would want it to look like Phobos.
Life on Europa is inevitable isn't it? (I mean titchy, tiny bugs etc, not whales)
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Quite long ago. I am intrigued by the striations on Phobos. If I could have a rock as a spaceship, I would want it to look like Phobos.
Life on Europa is inevitable isn't it? (I mean titchy, tiny bugs etc, not whales)
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Not necessarily.
Can 'things' survive in gas alone?
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It all depends on your definition of things.
What other extraterrestial environments could support life, I wonder?
Dave Mitsky
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Places where conditions are stable over the long term.
Did those creatures that live at great depths in the oceans, begin life
in shallower waters?
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No.
Why are cats so clever?
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Because they have nine lives in which to practice.
Is there really a restaurant at the end of the universe?
Banned
Actually, the universe is in the back of a restuarant.
What's the name of the cook?
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Ivan Berger.
Will our sun ever grow up?
Newbie
Yes, If he eats his hydrogen everyday and goes to bed early, he will go to Red Giants school.
How much will a ticket on the space elevator cost? And to go where? Can it be two questions? Ops, that was three…
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From Wikkipedea
With a space elevator, materials might be sent into orbit at a fraction of the current cost. Modern rocketry gives prices that are on the order of thousands of U.S. dollars per kilogram for transfer to low earth orbit, and roughly twenty thousand dollars per kilogram for transfer to geosynchronous orbit. For a space elevator, the price could be on the order of a few hundred dollars per kilogram, or possibly much less.
Space elevators have high capital cost but low operating expenses, so they make the most economic sense in a situation where it would be used over a long period of time to handle very large amounts of payload.
Sorry for the long copied post...
My Question...
Who ate all the pies?
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I think is was Simple Simon.
Will hydrogen replace oil eventually?
Banned
Only when they remove the oxygen, carbon, sulpher and other impurities...
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Is the the fact that I am questioning why you didn't leave a question, your question? Or did you think you were in some other thread?
Established Member
Thought it was Jeopardy and you're supposed to answer with a question and the question is a statement.
Can I interest you in some ocean front property in Arizona?
Newbie
Don't you mean desert property?
Established Member
Dessert property.
If deserting improperly is AWOL, what is proper desertion?
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Why would you want to know?
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Because their sisters half uncle's brothers second cousin thought about it once.
Are there any other moons that don't revolve, except earths?
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No one really knows.
What's for dinner?
Established Member
For me, it was meatloaf with gravy, mashed potatoes, and mixed veggies.
I'm trying to write a story set in the late 21st century. How much global warming should I put into it?
- Maha Vailo
Established Member
Depends on your level of realism you want. The abandonment of New Orleans should work; the new resort on the shore of the Live Sea may be pushing it.
When is the next full solar eclipse in the northeast United States?
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8 April, 2024, the path of the TSE of 21 August, 2017 does not touch the north-east, exactly.
Did anyone see the total Sloar eclipse of 11 August, 1999?
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Yes, but only partially, here in London.
Will we ever be able to harness the energy found in lightning?
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Only time will tell.
What's your favorite color?
Dave Mitsky
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White.
Will the moon be divided into 'states', 'counties' or 'regions' by the countries that establish residence?
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Hopefully not.
Anybody like KS Robinson's Mars trilogy here?
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I am not familiar with it.
Is it science fiction?
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go out and buy it, eric, then you'll know.
When will we lose our first human in space?
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Attempting to predict the future is fruitless but sometime this century I'd wager.
Will we ever develop practical interstellar travel?
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Without a doubt. Dimension interchange springs to mind. (I just made that up.) 300 years ago it would have seemed impossible to transfer an image of Myself to someone 3000 miles away in milliseconds, through thin air.
Can you comprehend the notion that objects will be physically transferred from one place to another?
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