Wednesday Quiz

[EternalOptimist]

1. Earthquake

2. It shrunk

good effort, I'll give you 1.5 points


the answer is that there is an asteroid the size(mass) of mount Everest headed our way. It will whizz past tomorrow, if it hits us there will be no more CUK on Friday
no more contracts, no more sunny days and, most importantly, no more George Galloway

[FatLazyContractor]

good effort, I'll give you 1.5 points


the answer is that there is an asteroid the size(mass) of mount Everest headed our way. It will whizz past tomorrow, if it hits us there will be no more CUK on Friday
no more contracts, no more sunny days and, most importantly, no more George Galloway

Does it also mean no more Russell Brand, Kanye West, Kardashians, Sponging royals and Jeremy Kyle?

[FatLazyContractor]

Thanks for letting us know about it.

Need to "invest" some money tonight and tomorrow night

[BrilloPad]

worse. much much worse

Are you in Nepal and about to fart?

[malvolio]

Predicted flyby at 6 million miles... Twenty times the orbit of the moon...

Hmmm. Better get my umbrella out.

[CorporalJones]

Predicted flyby at 6 million miles... Twenty times the orbit of the moon...

Hmmm. Better get my umbrella out.

There's a bigger one in June at 18.8 times.

[original PM]

:sigh:

there is a really big one

every day

at exactly the moons distance away

it is called the moon


ain't celestial mechanics a wondrous thing

[malvolio]

:sigh:

there is a really big one

every day

at exactly the moons distance away

it is called the moon


ain't celestial mechanics a wondrous thing

It is. Shame you don't understand it.

Hint: What's different about the moon's orbit and the asteroids?

[original PM]

It is. Shame you don't understand it.

Hint: What's different about the moon's orbit and the asteroids?

Jeez dude I got a degree in Astrophysics!

The asteroids orbits are not

1) Defined - until we can track a 'steroid for a length of time we cannot know it's orbit but --
2) Stable - smaller bodies will be influenced more than a larger body (such as the moon).
3) In addition the are an 'inifnite' amount of asteroids in the galaxy so we only know about a small majority....

will put my tongue more in my cheek next time!

[MarillionFan]

It is. Shame you don't understand it.

Hint: What's different about the moon's orbit and the asteroids?

God created the moon, but the devil sends asteroids to destroy us all.

Doogie.