Perpetual "interesting video" thread...

[chalsall]

Originally Posted by retina

This board isn't a general news site so I see nothing wrong with highlighting things, regardless of their age. I personally appreciated the short and succinct summary of it.

Yeah. I had never heard the term "engine rich" before this landing attempt.

[Uncwilly]

Originally Posted by retina

This board isn't a general news site

I was just poking him in the ribs. He has been so head down working the past few weeks that it would not surprise me if he didn't know that the US White House is under new management.

[chalsall]

Originally Posted by Uncwilly

I was just poking him in the ribs. He has been so head down working the past few weeks that it would not surprise me if he didn't know that the US White House is under new management.

Funny. Seriously.

We are well are of what's going on.

The "Great" US of A matters less to us than what's going on in other places.

Deal with it. Seriously.

[kladner]

Originally Posted by chalsall

Funny. Seriously.

We are well are of what's going on.

The "Great" US of A matters less to us than what's going on in other places.

Deal with it. Seriously.

US significance is on a slippery slope, except that the PTB can still end life on Earth.

[Nick]

Originally Posted by ATH

Do they expect the proof itself will give the new insight?

Yes!

[chalsall]

Originally Posted by kladner

US significance is on a slippery slope, except that the PTB can still end life on Earth.

That's actually harder to do than some think.

8-)

[retina]

Article

[LaurV]

Vadahak? The camera operator was drunk, or what? (in fact, he is to be commended for how well he followed that airplane, haha, but my neck hurts!).
And to stay ontopic, following this lady's comment on your linked video, I got to her channel and the next video, which won a subscription (I don't give those easily ). Her channel and web page worth a look.

[retina]

Originally Posted by LaurV

The camera operator was drunk, or what?

The article explains the camera work.

[xilman]

Originally Posted by chalsall

That's actually harder to do than some think.

8-)

Much much harder.

You need to sterilize the top few kilometres of the crust for a start.

[Dr Sardonicus]

Originally Posted by xilman

Much much harder.

You need to sterilize the top few kilometres of the crust for a start.

Ending all life on Earth would be difficult indeed. Ending multicellular life perhaps less so, and multicellular terrestrial life perhaps even less difficult. Ending the human species might be downright easy in comparison.