[SunkenCiv]

[Credit: CHAMP, GRACE, GFZ, NASA, DLR]

[muir_redwoods]

Any idea what he Ange of variation is over the globe? Does a standard kilogram vary by a few milligrams?

[logi_cal869]

Anyone else click through to the article, “Gravity is Climate”?

Notice they refer to Greenland, loss of ice measured by gravity and yet there’s not a single picture of the mapping of Greenland (let alone any before/after analysis)...

Somehow I just knew there’d be some link to ‘climate change’...

[left that other site]

Now we know why Hindu Yogis are able to practice self-levitation!

[Revelation 911]

“I don’t remember eatin corn”

[outofsalt]

Wiki has this gif which is not as spudish.

[DavidLSpud]

And if I remember correctly the earth’s moon

has Masscons...Mass concentrations at different points

on the surface...making the orbits...

perturbed?? ( ; )

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_concentration_(astronomy)

[CodeToad]

"Why do some places on Earth have higher gravity than others? Sometimes the reason is unknown.

In other times, the reason is known.

So, can we get those times instead?

[Godzilla]

Clear proof that gravity is because the earth sucks. . . .

[HiJinx]

Open question to the Forum - anyone know of a star’s death this morning?

I saw a very bright star out of the corner of my eye while outside, and turned to look at it. It was still bright, but very quickly faded away to almost nothing.

Time was 0547 MST, location was Ft. Huachuca - Southern AZ near the Mexican border - direction was NW - elevation was - I don’t know - 10 degrees above the horizon?

It’s the first time I’ve seen anything like this. I’m accustomed to satellites moving in and out of the sun’s rays, but this body did not move. It just faded away to nothing.