Posted on 11/23/2008 1:47:48 AM PST by JoeProBono
Challenged to probe under Greenland's glaciers, NASA robotics expert Alberto Behar wondered what mechanism might endure sub-zero cold, the pressure of mile-thick ice and currents that sometimes exceed the flow rate of Niagara Falls. As Dr. Behar at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory soon discovered, though, there isn't much money for global-warming experiments in Greenland... Unfazed, he thought of one device that might survive such extremes at a cost his field expedition could readily afford a two-dollar rubber duck. Each duck was imprinted with an e-mail address and, in three languages, the offer of a reward.
(Excerpt) Read more at foxnews.com ...
Been done. Thousands of rubber ducks to land on British shores after 15 year journey.... http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-464768/Thousands-rubber-ducks-land-British-shores-15-year-journey.html
I’d wager that a significant number won’t make it to their destination - having been frozen in place by the recent onset of Global Cooling. But we’ll never hear about that, thanks to liberal academia and journalism.
Find one of the ducks and take it one a distant vacation spot. Release it in a place like Cancun, Hawaii, or better yet, a stream or pond in a landlocked country on an different continent.
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