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VoodooVI'm sure it's all a liberal hoax. Obama probably staged the whole thing.
deedub81He's right, but he sounds (and looks) like such a pompous twit when he talks. I think he likes hearing the sound of his own voice almost as much as I like writing smart-alecky comments on the web.
CaptainObviousHe does like hearing the sound of his own voice, that's why he is worried about the echo-system.
He's right, but he sounds (and looks) like such a pompous twit when he talks. I think he likes hearing the sound of his own voice almost as much as I like writing smart-alecky comments on the web.
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PaybackThere's a greater chance that one (or more) of the stars within about 6000 light years or so could give off a gamma ray burst that would wipe out any life in the solar system, no matter where we hid it. It's been postulated the previous-to-the-Yucatan-asteroid large scale die-offs could have happened due to GRB.
dandymansays...Not according to David Thompson, a NASA astrophysicist and deputy project director on the Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope who compares the risk to Earth from a future gamma-ray burst to "the danger I might face if I found a polar bear in my closet in Bowie, Maryland. It could happen, but it is so unlikely that it is not worth worrying about."
There's a greater chance that one (or more) of the stars within about 6000 light years or so could give off a gamma ray burst that would wipe out any life in the solar system, no matter where we hid it. It's been postulated the previous-to-the-Yucatan-asteroid large scale die-offs could have happened due to GRB.
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