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Topper wrote:

Strangelove wrote:Fiddling With Temperature Data is the Biggest Science Scandal Ever

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/earth/e ... -ever.html

Your graphic would be better if it had a more realistic time frame and included points like the Permian extinction, and the Tr-J and K-T boundaries. Even go back to the Silurian. At the very least, go back to the beginning of the Pleistocene.

Life and earth will carry merrily along even if our insignificant species does not.

Are you saying we don't belong here?!

This one's for Blobby and his black chick...

Log it, mine it pave it for fracks sake!

Topper wrote:Log it, mine it pave it for fracks sake!

That's a recipe for disaster

I read an article this morning about using wind turbines to supplement power generation at remote mining sites. Hey Cariboo placer mines used water wheel lifts and pumps for their underground placer operations.

We are a GREEN industry.

Watch Obama turn the xl car keys to stone

WE are the sphere!

http://news.nationalpost.com/2015/02/10 ... t-evolved/

Topper wrote:I read an article this morning about using wind turbines to supplement power generation at remote mining sites. Hey Cariboo placer mines used water wheel lifts and pumps for their underground placer operations.

We are a GREEN industry.

Watch Obama turn the xl car keys to stone

If you are GREEN then there is nothing to worry about mate....

Arachnid wrote:WE are the sphere!

http://news.nationalpost.com/2015/02/10 ... t-evolved/

That is very cool, especially when they talk of a magnetic polar shift to equatorial magnetic poles (my compass points east).

Arachnid wrote:

Topper wrote:I read an article this morning about using wind turbines to supplement power generation at remote mining sites. Hey Cariboo placer mines used water wheel lifts and pumps for their underground placer operations.

We are a GREEN industry.

Watch Obama turn the xl car keys to stone

If you are GREEN then there is nothing to worry about mate....

Doing work with client in the mine site reclamation business. We need ugly tailing storage facilities to be sustainable.

Topper wrote:

Arachnid wrote:

Topper wrote:I read an article this morning about using wind turbines to supplement power generation at remote mining sites. Hey Cariboo placer mines used water wheel lifts and pumps for their underground placer operations.

We are a GREEN industry.

Watch Obama turn the xl car keys to stone

If you are GREEN then there is nothing to worry about mate....

Doing work with client in the mine site reclamation business. We need ugly tailing storage facilities to be sustainable.

Is this GREEN?

http://friendsofwind.ca/raglan-mine-can ... -facility/

Or is this GREEN?

http://www.dw.de/german-mountains-promi ... a-15104785


'Neue Ideen brauchen alte Gebäude' -J. Jacobs

Arachnid wrote:WE are the sphere!

http://news.nationalpost.com/2015/02/10 ... t-evolved/

LOL they're still guessing about what lies at the centre.

Fun Fact: According to prevailing theories of gravity there is virtually zero gravity at the Earth's core.

Scout's honour!

Hope this helps...

Like wind in the eye of a hurricane.

At the very centre of the earth, what dense body would a second body be attracted too?

Would gravity be zero or infinite?

Topper wrote:Like wind in the eye of a hurricane.

At the very centre of the earth, what dense body would a second body be attracted too?

Would gravity be zero or infinite?

The Hedgehog

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Topper wrote:Like wind in the eye of a hurricane.

At the very centre of the earth, what dense body would a second body be attracted too?

Would gravity be zero or infinite?

Well there's that.

And then there's the prevailing theory that gravity "pulls".

At the centre of any/every planet/moon etc, the surrounding pull in all directions

... results in zero gravity at the centre.

I'm trying to remember, with one foot out the door.

I think any gasses formed deeper than one third into say a liquid sphere

... would migrate towards the centre, rather than the surface.

I'll try to dig some of this up later.

I don't think physicists work close enough with geologists.

And vice versa...

You can't push on a rope.