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Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 18:45 GMT
It would appear that the NASA website down. I blame the reg for this.
Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 14:29 GMT
So, in the grand scheme of things, these fires are tiny litle minuscule insignificant specks, and human beings are even tinier and more speck-like. Is a mote smaller than a speck? It would have been interesting to have the same views again, but taken at night, to see how bright the fires appear from space.
Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 14:32 GMT
These mean nothing to me?
Tsk, Tsk reg, What ever happened to the properly defined standards?
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/08/24/vulture_central_standards/
Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 15:55 GMT
If you watch NASA TV, they showed a view of the fires from the Shuttle. Tiny little bright specks. Except for New York & Miami, whole cities are just tiny little bright specks.
Why do you think the Moon-walkers came back so shook up? They could hold up a thumb and blot out the entire planet and everyone they knew.
Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 17:52 GMT
coughing at centre left in the photo. In Los Angeles we have ash falls instead of snow fall.
This place is a threat to health. Everyone stay away!
Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 18:45 GMT
It would appear that the NASA website down. I blame the reg for this.
Posted Wednesday 19th November 2008 12:06 GMT
What exactly does L.A. produce? Crap TV, crap movies and crap music. And, of course it produces the L.A. & California media promotion machine. Every year, year on year, we get this ultimate example of the city's self absorption blasted across the media worldwide - I can't even avoid it on CBC: "L.A. is threatened by wildfires! The sky is falling!"
L.A. exists to justify it's own existence and for little other reason. In milder cases this is called navel gazing. In L.A.'s case I think it is more like coprophilia.
Maybe one of these years the whole city *will* burn down. I'd welcome it. I'd even skip CNN - I'd tune in to Fox to watch.
Posted Wednesday 19th November 2008 12:06 GMT
So I looked at the NASA pics.
NASA is dropping the ball. I want 32Kx32K pics at 5cm rez so I can see individual structures in flames.