Roger A. Shrubber
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you can go on forever.....and you'll still never get me to admit you're right, because i don't think you are....so, keep it up till you get tired of it....
Beautiful
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cannabineer
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sed with by your video champion.
I do not need to get you to admit what you already did. Your fallacious argument was neatly dispatched by your chosen champion the Science Guy. I really like arguments like this where my opponent does all the heavy lifting needed to destroy his own claims. So I am all in favor of going a few more rounds; it is such entertainment to point out your scientific illiteracy.
Roger A. Shrubber
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Jupiter fly by
Roger A. Shrubber
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bye, nice knowing you, till now.....
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BudmanTX
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the good ol Hadron Collider.....love that machine....Beautiful science
you know there is a site where you can help them...it's an open source project with them....
cannabineer
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The pic is of the Z Machine, which iirc uses electromagnetic pulse to generate locally high temperatures and pressures. But yeah the Hadron Collider has some seriously cool instruments built around the points of collision. I think I'll post pics later.
BudmanTX
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ah ok cool.......i'll look up z machine later on...to see what it's about.....
meanwhile here is that site:
https://www.zooniverse.org/projects
check it out, has some nice stuff....the hadron is in there, plus alot of others.
i like going to the space projects myself..
BudmanTX
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i'd drive it....
cannabineer
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BudmanTX
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the physics side is good to....that's where you'll find the LHC....it's under Higgs Hunter project...I like space too
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BudmanTX
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that roar of those engines...A favorite gif - five F-1s in full song
I was stationed in Port Canaveral for several years during the Shuttle heydays and got a much closer seat than most as we held all the waterborne security for each launch.
The steady deep sustained crackle of those boosters is something you never forget.
cannabineer
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I have never been to a space launch. I would have loved to see a Saturn or a Shuttle or one of the Titan 4s take off.
BudmanTX
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the answer to your question is yes that is a mommoth skull, fully intact, which is rare by any means. Think it was found in the upper mid west, michigan that general area, universities and museums pay good money for them.
Roger A. Shrubber
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very cool, would imagine it's rare to find them that intact