I've seen day-light, but not a light day.
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I've seen day-light, but not a light day.
A lite day is when you just aren't getting much done.
Day lite would be the children of my family.
Yeah, in another 76,500 years we could reach the nearest solar system. Better pack a lunch. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
It is impressive that Voyager 1 & 2 are still communicating. Though very limited.
Brings a whole new meaning to "stuff built back then was meant to last".
It's fairly impressive that we still can interpret their messages. Of course, those who are receiving them will certainly know the encoding used, but they aren't sending JPEG files.
That has to be a very faint signal, even if the transmitters were very high powered.
How narrow is the beam?
Probably not enough for a "beam me up Scotty".
That seems a bit long for a teleporter anyways. Of course, fictional devices have ambiguous properties.
Teleporters are problematic anyways. If the same molecules are just being moved, then there are speed of light issues. If the atoms are being turned into a signal that is then recreated into atoms at the other end, then you could copy the signal and clone a person.
William Shatner could multiply faster than tribbles.
Here some interesting news from NASA,
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NASA is launching a satellite to say sorry to the aliens.
They're calling it the Apollo G.
:afrog: approves
Nice! :thumb::thumb::thumb:Quote:
Originally Posted by wes4dbt
My office is toast.
Or, at least, somebody burned some toast in here.
Doesn't smell bad, mind you, it just makes me want to get a knife and some butter.
Smelling burnt toast is a sign of a stroke so I hope you're positive that someone actually burnt toast.