[Farmer Dean]

A wall 900 miles high?

[Fred Hayek]

Miles or meters or feet? Once again, the illiteracy of the media.

[Secret Agent Man]

900 miles high is grossly incorrect.

[rdcbn]

Oh my, 900 miles?

The Earth's atmosphere is about 20 miles thick

[soycd]

Heat, gravity, acceleration, deceleration and all the forces above and under are as diverse in units of strength when a push comes to a shove ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VqHbvRssyvY&index=19&list=PLP5FoSeDHoqiXcD5AX9uEXYDAd0jQ1o31

[Robert DeLong]

Zion National PArk

[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

And the so-called Palestinians will blame it on the Jews (i.e. Zion National Park, a Zionist plot to take over America).

[ProtectOurFreedom]

..."a wall of Navajo Sandstone that was almost 900 miles high. ...debris shooting across the canyon at...90 miles per second. It's believed that the event took place around 4,800 years ago."

Primary Seismic Waves (longitudinal compression) travel at ~5,000 m/sec in granite or about 3 miles per second. Yet Miss Ada claims this mass of stuff was moving 30 times faster than a P-Wave. Sure, Ada.

Ada, are you positive this didn't occur 4.8 Trillion years ago? Or maybe 4.8 microseconds ago?

Methinks Ada failed Fifth Grade science class and then decided to become a "journalist." The stupidity doesn't get much stronger that this. What a dunce. Wear this hat in the corner for the next month, Ada.

...and these are the people who want us to believe in the Global Warming Fairytale.

[FredZarguna]

900 miles high.
And when we touch down,
You'll find that, we're moving
at 400 times the speed of sound.

Nowhere is
There science to be found
Among those who are
mathematical clowns.

[zeestephen]

Most major news organizations now use computer software to edit, and often to write, website news reports.

Proof readers and mid-level journalists are losing jobs faster than $15 an hour McDonalds employees.

[bert]

In my view, Zion lacks the raw beauty of the other Utah National Parks

[Billthedrill]

I'm guessing there's a problem with the units of measurement there. By my calculations that wall was approximately 12.3 high. And those fragments were smoking along at 7.

They're my units, dang it. They can mean anything I want. If you don't like them, get yer own units.

[glock rocks]

The highest peak at Snowbird is 11,000 feet. My kids are ski lift formen. That’s roughly two miles.

Two.

LMAO ... WTF ... etc., etc ...