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Explosions on far side of sun
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Posted on 11/09/2003 10:58:41 PM PST by per loin
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To: raybbr
I hope I did't cause too much trouble. That's some pretty sneaky code, huh? LOL Imagine my surprise when I came here to see what the deal is with the sun and people were linking "my" homepage.
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posted on
11/10/2003 5:47:06 AM PST
by
#3Fan
To: tscislaw
I know nuttin' about no sunspots. I swear I was at home the whole time. It's not my fault. I'm a victim of circumstance.Let me guess: You were relieving ice tea at the time. :^)
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posted on
11/10/2003 5:48:52 AM PST
by
#3Fan
To: per loin
At least they said the "far side" of the Sun instead of the "dark side".
(I hate it when someone says that about the Moon!)
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posted on
11/10/2003 5:58:03 AM PST
by
Jonah Hex
(If a dog started to salivate, would Pavlov ring a bell?)
To: per loin
I have explosions on my far side, too. That's exactly where they belong.
To: ex-Texan
Which scientist said that? Considering the gravitational forces and temperature around it, isn't it unlikely something could get remotely close to the sun before vaporizing, and isn't it highly doubtful a meteor would "impact" its surface? Maybe a planet size object could do that (I seem to recall that solar mass = something like 1 million planet earths), but last time I checked Mercury hasn't gone missing.
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posted on
11/10/2003 6:09:46 AM PST
by
katana
To: Thinkin' Gal
henuh, does that redirect to everyone's own FR profile page? How does that work?
66
posted on
11/10/2003 6:13:48 AM PST
by
Nataku X
(Praise the Lord! May Terri recover from her starvation ordeal; may her parents become her guardians.)
To: per loin
67
posted on
11/10/2003 6:18:09 AM PST
by
Bloody Sam Roberts
(Things are more like they are now than they ever were before.)
To: Thinkin' Gal
To: katana
isn't it unlikely something could get remotely close to the sun before vaporizing, and isn't it highly doubtful a meteor would "impact" its surface? Exactly what I was thinking. "Highly doubtful"? It's pert near impossible.
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posted on
11/10/2003 6:22:20 AM PST
by
Bloody Sam Roberts
(Things are more like they are now than they ever were before.)
To: #3Fan
>>...Let me guess: You were relieving ice tea at the time. ...<<
Yeah, yeah...that's the ticket!
70
posted on
11/10/2003 6:31:53 AM PST
by
FReepaholic
(Never Forget: www.september-11-videos.com)
To: John Robinson
Hey, a lot of people are stumped, why does the trick in #32 work that way but not for other numbers? :o)
71
posted on
11/10/2003 6:45:37 AM PST
by
Nataku X
(Praise the Lord! May Terri recover from her starvation ordeal; may her parents become her guardians.)
To: Thinkin' Gal; per loin
Sunspot 10486 is not my fault! The odds of this coincidence are better than winning the lottery.
?;^T
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posted on
11/10/2003 8:34:01 AM PST
by
Barnacle
(Navigating the treacherous waters of a liberal culture)
To: per loin; John H K; RightWhale; SamAdams76; Diddle E. Squat; petuniasevan; Truth666; thchronic; ...
73
posted on
11/10/2003 8:47:16 AM PST
by
Barnacle
(Navigating the treacherous waters of a liberal culture)
To: Barnacle
i'd suspect that they must have methods for at least roughly measuring the magnitude of these farside explosions. Seen any estimates?
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posted on
11/10/2003 9:31:15 AM PST
by
per loin
To: Jeff Chandler
He's dead, Jeff.
75
posted on
11/10/2003 9:34:02 AM PST
by
MHGinTN
(If you can read this, you've had life support from someone. Promote life support for others.)
To: Thinkin' Gal
Isaiah 57...
76
posted on
11/10/2003 11:56:11 AM PST
by
Jeremiah Jr
(Where is Samson?)
To: Barnacle
Well, things may get interesting in the next few weeks. Maybe I'll get to see an aurora, IFF these danged clouds move out.
77
posted on
11/10/2003 1:42:54 PM PST
by
Aracelis
To: Piltdown_Woman
'Explosions on far side of sun'.
Women and minorities impacted most, I suspect.
And things aren't looking good for homo piltdownis, either.
;^)
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posted on
11/10/2003 1:50:45 PM PST
by
headsonpikes
(Spirit of '76 bttt!)
To: Piltdown_Woman
Explosions on the dark side of the sun? Promintely featured?
79
posted on
11/10/2003 1:54:38 PM PST
by
Doctor Stochastic
(Vegetabilisch = chaotisch is der Charakter der Modernen. - Friedrich Schlegel)
To: MHGinTN
He's dead, Jeff.I thought he was only retired.
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