George Washington preferred not to shake the hands of visitors–he would bow instead.
The “arctic” gets its name from the Greek word for “bear” (”arctos”) because of its proximity to the constellation “Ursa Major” (great bear).
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Everything has a beginning and an end. Life is just a cycle of starts and stops. There are ends we don't desire, but they're inevitable, we have to face them. It's what being human is all about.
The largest known star is called Canis Majoris and is roughly 200 million times the size of the Sun. If placed in our solar system it would go beyond Neptune.
Scientists have discovered a planet like Earth called Gliese 581g, which is in a habitable zone of its star and features an atmosphere similar to that of Earth and water has been found to be located on that planet. Maybe they're an older planet and that explains all the alien sightings?
I looked it up. Sadly, that planet is not what I call happy fun times to live on. :smile.gif:
Unless you like -10F temperatures all the time. On the side facing the sun. :smile.gif:
Also, with 1.1 to 1.7 times Earth gravity, It would be awkward to live on.
Anyhow, I am running out of fancy facts to say, so I shall end with this fact.
Spiders are needed. IF all the spiders on the Earth disappeared, we would be overrun by insects in 7 days. Life would be almost impossible.
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In October 2007, artificial intelligence researcher David Levy predicted that by 2050, human-robot marriages, human-robot sex, and human-robot pornography will become common.
In October 2007, artificial intelligence researcher David Levy predicted that by 2050, human-robot marriages, human-robot sex, and human-robot pornography will become common.
Damn Robosexuals. :smile.gif:
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I have Asperger's Syndrome, a mental disorder of the Autistic Spectrum, apologies in advance if my posts seem a bit off.
Only people of asian decent can technically have black hair. Every other race only has very dark brown.
Well, if we're getting technical here, than I can say that even Asian hair isn't black, because black is the color that absorbs all visible light in the spectrum. There are no current things that do that perfectly besides black holes. So really, neither Asian nor European, African, etc hair is really black.
In other news, the world record holder for the darkest material on Earth reflects about a twentieth of a percent of light.
Well, if we're getting technical here, than I can say that even Asian hair isn't black, because black is the color that absorbs all visible light in the spectrum. There are no current things that do that perfectly besides black holes. So really, neither Asian nor European, African, etc hair is really black.
Not even black holes. The quantum foam that constantly pops in and out of existence across space sometimes fails to pop back out near the event horizon. Thus, a black hole glows very faintly. It's called Hawking Radiation.
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Not even black holes. The quantum foam that constantly pops in and out of existence across space sometimes fails to pop back out near the event horizon. Thus, a black hole glows very faintly. It's called Hawking Radiation.
Quantum foam and Hawking radiation isn't proven (although the latter is considered very likely if I recall), and I don't think Hawking radiation is in the form of visible light, which would make the effect negligible or non-existent to the human eye and concept of color.
According to Ross Kemp, more people die by murder every day in the Mexican city of Ciudad Juárez (between 10 and 20) than in the war in Afghanistan.
Thank you drug wars. As an addendum to that fact the percent of solved murders IIRC is less than 15%. So if you want to get your murder on do it there.
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Look it's big red text!
Now that being said. Ponies.
Nah...I don't roll that way...but someone needs to do it. For science!
The “arctic” gets its name from the Greek word for “bear” (”arctos”) because of its proximity to the constellation “Ursa Major” (great bear).
I looked it up. Sadly, that planet is not what I call happy fun times to live on. :smile.gif:
Unless you like -10F temperatures all the time. On the side facing the sun. :smile.gif:
Also, with 1.1 to 1.7 times Earth gravity, It would be awkward to live on.
Anyhow, I am running out of fancy facts to say, so I shall end with this fact.
Spiders are needed. IF all the spiders on the Earth disappeared, we would be overrun by insects in 7 days. Life would be almost impossible.
Fixed for you :smile.gif:.
Your measurements were a wee bit off.
Damn Robosexuals. :smile.gif:
Now that being said. Ponies.
Well, if we're getting technical here, than I can say that even Asian hair isn't black, because black is the color that absorbs all visible light in the spectrum. There are no current things that do that perfectly besides black holes. So really, neither Asian nor European, African, etc hair is really black.
In other news, the world record holder for the darkest material on Earth reflects about a twentieth of a percent of light.
Not even black holes. The quantum foam that constantly pops in and out of existence across space sometimes fails to pop back out near the event horizon. Thus, a black hole glows very faintly. It's called Hawking Radiation.
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Vsauce sure is great, isn't it?
Quantum foam and Hawking radiation isn't proven (although the latter is considered very likely if I recall), and I don't think Hawking radiation is in the form of visible light, which would make the effect negligible or non-existent to the human eye and concept of color.
Thank you drug wars. As an addendum to that fact the percent of solved murders IIRC is less than 15%. So if you want to get your murder on do it there.
Now that being said. Ponies.