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[pedant] That was set on Merseyside not in the West Midlands. [/pedant]
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"by what authority does the United States imagine it can unilaterally use such measures against a target that is shared by the entire world?"
" The major media release only hours before this act contributed to the legitimate concern and anger of many"
You seem to believe that this was kept secret until hours before impact. The mission was planned years ago,and information about its objectives is easily found thanks to the Internet. NASA releases information constantly, but the mainstream media only reports the exciting bits.
Unilaterally? Has there been any worldwide political or scientific objections? No, none whatsoever.
Just a few fruitcakes jumping up and down at the last moment.
What does that mean exactly? To me either says that they can't predict it's orbit accurately as far ahead an 2029 or 2036.
It's just as valid to say 50/50 isn't it? It either hits us or it doesn't. Inside geosynchronous strikes me as too close.
I for one welcome our new death-dealing ancient Egyptian overlord.
A user reported that her password only worked when she was sitting down. A claim that was initially disbelieved until demonstrated a few times.
Much later, someone noticed that two key caps had been swapped over. But as she was an excellent touch typist, this went unnoticed. But if she was standing up, she hunted and pecked like the rest of us.
I haven't but motorbikes are so different from cars that I'd expect switching from one to another to be simple.
I've driven any number of cars though. Two had different column changes, one with the handbrake by the driver's door, and the other under the dash (both had front bench seats). No problems whatsoever.
The pedal layout never changes though, And I'd much prefer the brake to be where my right foot expects.k
Florida is certainly storm prone. The only weather problem at Edwards AFB is crosswinds.
And the Shuttle lands as a glider not a powered aircraft. Once it leaves orbit, it has to land at the chosen site 90 minutes later. So NASA has to be sure of the weather well in advance.