What did science ever do?You do know Science changes when they get real evidence and correct data![]()
Can science smoke a brisket? Doubt it
What did science ever do?You do know Science changes when they get real evidence and correct data![]()
Tell me dr zaius, what is your opinion on human ape relations given the world wide bananna shortage?
Me too.It's a free country, bro. I was just joshin.
Respectfully,
Dr. Science, PhD
Help me, Dr. Zaius!Tell me dr zaius, what is your opinion on human ape relations given the world wide bananna shortage?
You need to thank @nataddrho for sharing.Me too.
I do like the super-sphere! Thanks for sharing!
Can I play the piano anymore?Help me, Dr. Zaius!
Oh, oh, oh, Dr. Zaius!
Doesn’t everybody?You play 9ball on a carom table?
Talk about stalling
Just like everybody takes 7years of high school I supposeDoesn’t everybody?
Do you guys even have a GED?
Doesn't matter. I know you both love Trump, and hate science.
Gosh
Would that be mountains 18,000 ft high and valleys 18,000 ft. below sea level or is that 18,000 ft. between them (9,000' high and 9,000' low)??For comparison, a standard Aramith pool ball with +/- 0.05mm deviation would have mountains and valleys 18,300 feet high and deep. Mount Everest is 29,032 feet high.
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M.C. Escher would be impressed.
I was being ironic, bro.You seriously cant be saying that the liberals "follow the science"??????
FWIW, its not about "loving Trump", rather its about understanding what a sick, twisted bunch the lefties are.
The latterWould that be mountains 18,000 ft high and valleys 18,000 ft. below sea level or is that 18,000 ft. between them (9,000' high and 9,000' low)??
The DigiQ can smoke a brisketWhat did science ever do?
Can science smoke a brisket? Doubt it
Actually the former. 36,000 foot range.The latter
What did science ever do?
Can science smoke a brisket? Doubt it
Considering that the Hubble can see the Cosmic Background Radiation, the age of the universe of 13.7 billion years, with an 8ft shiny dome is pretty amazing.The primary mirror on the Hubble space telescope was polished to a level where that same comparison of expanding it to earth size would result in a difference between the high and low spots being only six inches. The Hubble mirror is 7.9 feet in diameter, which is orders of magnitude more in surface area than the sphere, but I'm guessing the shapes pose their own set of complications. And we all know what happened when the Hubble was first deployed.
This stuff is very interesting to me, so thanks for posting!
I’ve often considered the great apes as the next line of rulers on this planet
Giving rise to a new meaning of the phrase
“monkey business “