On a family level, it has been a good weekend so far, and I will remark on that later. On a personal level, the God of Practical Jokes has been taking a personal interest in me, starting with fast food people who cannot get an order right.
But the morning was rescued by an article in Scientific American. I was reading through the mental haze, looking at an article on the process of planetary atmospheric escape. Aside from the molecular-level mechanism, impactors can rip out a plume of gases. The illustration is captioned:
When a comet or asteroid strikes a planet, it creates an enormous explosion that throws rock, water, dinosaurs, and air into space.
If you can giggle on the way to breakfast, there's still hope for the day.
But the morning was rescued by an article in Scientific American. I was reading through the mental haze, looking at an article on the process of planetary atmospheric escape. Aside from the molecular-level mechanism, impactors can rip out a plume of gases. The illustration is captioned:
When a comet or asteroid strikes a planet, it creates an enormous explosion that throws rock, water, dinosaurs, and air into space.
If you can giggle on the way to breakfast, there's still hope for the day.
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When we find one, it should be named Escapevelociraptor!
> fast food people who cannot get an order right One doesn't get much for 49¢/hour these days...
Just as some of them know, that CO2 is no problem, because "The earth will end only when God declares its time to be over. Man will not destroy this earth. This earth will not be destroyed by a flood."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7h08RDYA5E
Truly one of life's most important lessons - one I think should be shared