To: BenLurkin
Why is it always surprising when other celestial bodies don’t look like smooth concrete balls? Just asking.
10 posted on
09/10/2015 5:17:40 PM PDT by
Lee Enfield
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To: Lee Enfield
Why is it always surprising when other celestial bodies don’t look like smooth concrete balls?The surprises and interests are in the details. What features and landforms are present. How did they form. What are/were the mechanisms.
11 posted on
09/10/2015 5:23:05 PM PDT by
ETL
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To: Lee Enfield
Why is it always surprising when other celestial bodies don’t look like smooth concrete balls? Just asking. They do if you squint.
To: Lee Enfield
I had a physics professor tell me that if you shrunk the earth down to the size of a que ball it would feel smoother to the touch than a que ball.
30 posted on
09/10/2015 7:18:04 PM PDT by
central_va
(I won't be reconstructed and I do not give a damn.)
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