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Prof HAWTIN'S POPULAR SCIENCE THREAD
jim_kezzle- Moderator
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yes I thought it was too early to get up this morning when my alarm pestered me.
Jnr DJ- vvwi
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Sherrers wrote:Rrriot Guurl wrote:yeah basically teleporting means being destroyed and rebuilt again. no chance!
It's happened to my career so many times I barely feel it
wookie- vvwi
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Sherrers- Admin
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Check this shit out!
I'm in love!
I'm in love!
crang- vvw
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I might cover my blke in the stuff!
Actually
Maybe not
Could be handy for insulating uninsulated tools though
Actually
Maybe not
Could be handy for insulating uninsulated tools though
Sherrers- Admin
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I'm not sure if Silicone shares the same non conductive properties as rubber but the mind boggles really , there is no end of applications. I love it!
Sherrers- Admin
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Ben- vvwi
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The Lost Inhabitants of Easter Island
Easter Island which is also known as Rapa Nui is located between
Chile and Tahiti. Not only is it one of the most isolated islands in
the world but it represents an example of mass extinction and
deforestation not found anywhere else in the world.
The Easter Islanders are famous for their gigantic monoliths called
Moai. These were constructed using indigenous island rock and are
placed all over the island some facing the sea but the majority facing
inland, suggesting some religious significance. Very little is known
about the social dynamics of the people of Rapa Nui but in a very short
period of time they destroyed themselves and the ecosystem they lived
in.
The disappearance was inferred as abrupt and violent with the
population unable to support themselves. No one knows the exact reason
for their extinction but scientists beleive the mass
deforestation which led to the eradication of every single tree species
on the island would have been a key factor in this disappearance.
The loss of trees would have had a huge impact on soil erosion,
birds would have lost their nesting grounds and with very little
rainfall the soil would
have become more and more hostile to the growth of plants and crops.
With no wood the local population would have struggled to build boats
for fishing and this caused a change in their diet. Chickens and rats
became a more common part of their food stock and some hint at even
cannabalism due to the prescence of human remains at cooking sites.
No one will ever know the real reason for the sudden demise of this
civilisation but from a scientific perspective it just demonstrates the
severe consequences that tampering with a lands natural ecosystem can
cause.
Easter Island which is also known as Rapa Nui is located between
Chile and Tahiti. Not only is it one of the most isolated islands in
the world but it represents an example of mass extinction and
deforestation not found anywhere else in the world.
The Easter Islanders are famous for their gigantic monoliths called
Moai. These were constructed using indigenous island rock and are
placed all over the island some facing the sea but the majority facing
inland, suggesting some religious significance. Very little is known
about the social dynamics of the people of Rapa Nui but in a very short
period of time they destroyed themselves and the ecosystem they lived
in.
The disappearance was inferred as abrupt and violent with the
population unable to support themselves. No one knows the exact reason
for their extinction but scientists beleive the mass
deforestation which led to the eradication of every single tree species
on the island would have been a key factor in this disappearance.
The loss of trees would have had a huge impact on soil erosion,
birds would have lost their nesting grounds and with very little
rainfall the soil would
have become more and more hostile to the growth of plants and crops.
With no wood the local population would have struggled to build boats
for fishing and this caused a change in their diet. Chickens and rats
became a more common part of their food stock and some hint at even
cannabalism due to the prescence of human remains at cooking sites.
No one will ever know the real reason for the sudden demise of this
civilisation but from a scientific perspective it just demonstrates the
severe consequences that tampering with a lands natural ecosystem can
cause.
bigdaddy- Moderator
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Ben wrote:The Lost Inhabitants of Easter Island
Easter Island which is also known as Rapa Nui is located between
Chile and Tahiti. Not only is it one of the most isolated islands in
the world but it represents an example of mass extinction and
deforestation not found anywhere else in the world.
This book claims it's happened a few times, actually...
It's about how the easter Island civilisation died, how modern Montana is collapsing, and according to Amazon, "the Anasazi of the US southwest, the Maya in Mesoamerica, the Viking-founded colonies in the north Atlantic and especially in Greenland."
Interesting book but very long - I gave up in the middle of Easter Island.
Sherrers- Admin
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Apocalypse soon!
Armageddin outta here
Armageddin outta here
Ben- vvwi
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Sherrers wrote:Apocalypse soon!
Armageddin outta here
Sherrers- Admin
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Bottom line.
If you don't want one of these immediately you are dead from the neck up...
If you don't want one of these immediately you are dead from the neck up...
Bishop- vvwi
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Sherrers wrote:Bottom line.
If you don't want one of these immediately you are dead from the neck up...
That is fecking brilliant. I gunna try my ma's neighbours garden hosepipe on the chesterfield canal this afternoon and hopefully achieve similar results.
Son of Nod- vvwi
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Jet power.....!!!
I ain't got sound at work, so I ain't got a clue what this sounds like...
Sherrers- Admin
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Yeah but my jet pack means a guaranteed soft landing.
Son of Nod- vvwi
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What aboot my flying car?
Sherrers- Admin
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There was a proper plum who 'invented' a flying car recently and it totally didn't work.
There is only one thing better than ace science and that is totally exploding fuck up science.
There is only one thing better than ace science and that is totally exploding fuck up science.
Sherrers- Admin
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Welsh- w
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Sherrers wrote:
That but, looks like he was in my School!
Bloody 5 of them word be great for sprinkling me veg patch on a dry day!
Sherrers- Admin
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The toff or the fan of the car?
I'd use pointless plums for fertiliser any day.
I'd use pointless plums for fertiliser any day.
Welsh- w
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Pointless Plumbs?
Where would they be found then Tim?
The Toff. The The fan may have been in the Science BLOCK but,,,
Who cares it's ruddy good machine!!!
CLIFTON COLLEGE!!!
I got withdrawn at 12 to go to MOnkton HOUSE Cardiff! And then some...Ended Here on me Mac iBook G$ Unit!
Safe1
Where would they be found then Tim?
The Toff. The The fan may have been in the Science BLOCK but,,,
Who cares it's ruddy good machine!!!
CLIFTON COLLEGE!!!
I got withdrawn at 12 to go to MOnkton HOUSE Cardiff! And then some...Ended Here on me Mac iBook G$ Unit!
Safe1
T.B- Moderator
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And look how wonderfully you turned out.
All that schooling.
You can't even make sense.
All that schooling.
You can't even make sense.
Fandango Widewheels- Moderator
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Token Bird wrote:And look how wonderfully you turned out.
All that schooling.
You can't even make sense.
Along with 90% of the population
Sherrers- Admin
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Welsh wrote:Pointless Plumbs?
Where would they be found then Tim?
The Toff. The The fan may have been in the Science BLOCK but,,,
Who cares it's ruddy good machine!!!
CLIFTON COLLEGE!!!
I got withdrawn at 12 to go to MOnkton HOUSE Cardiff! And then some...Ended Here on me Mac iBook G$ Unit!
Safe1
Where do you find pointless plums? In this instance spunking enough money to feed a small nation on a fucking flying car "expedition" from London to Timbuktu (fact!) and it never once achieving more than a few minutes in the air until eventually it smashed to bits and couldn't even drive on the ground. (see also Branson; Richard)
The Victorians had a certain elan when it came to pointless plums. There were so many the law of averages meant now and then one of them accidentally did something with a point. I also noticed that quiet and efficient philanthropy seems to have gone out of vogue in society circles but very loud stupid exploding stunts is IN.
These days I despair.
Ye Olde Rog- vvwi
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hey
I resemble those remarks!
*explodes*
I resemble those remarks!
*explodes*
Ye Olde Rog- vvwi
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Welsh wrote:Pointless Plumbs?
Where would they be found then Tim?
Dangling from the Pointless Plum Tree??
Just a guess.
Welsh- w
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Obvious response but...where is the pointless plum tree? Tim? NICE but...very Dim!
*Pause re read and laugh my antarctic in the cock welsh frostbitten welsh penis if it was the only non frostbitten welsh cock in the antarctic
FOREVER AND EVER!
Where is reverse?
*Pause re read and laugh my antarctic in the cock welsh frostbitten welsh penis if it was the only non frostbitten welsh cock in the antarctic
FOREVER AND EVER!
Where is reverse?
shAdy- vvw
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Sherrers- Admin
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Just Tim-Nice-but-Tim actually mate.
And not all that nice sometimes.
And not all that nice sometimes.
jim_kezzle- Moderator
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Okay Welsh time to fuck off now I think, my patience has gone, in the words of a great philospher Get Tae Fuck!
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