Posted on 08/02/2007 10:47:08 AM PDT by blam
Told ya.
Hmmm.
A crater could not have caused that explosion.
Well, that's good to know.
I guess.
The Cray supercomputer at Sandia, nicknamed Red Storm, was developed jointly by Cray and SandiaThe nickname was developed by some adults who still read comic books, or maybe a previous generation AI program.
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Jurnalizm skool is so ful of smarter peeples..........
King Tut’s Necklace Shaped By Fireball
The Australian | 6-26-2006
Posted on 06/26/2006 7:32:58 PM EDT by blam
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1656059/posts
Tut’s gem hints at space impact
bbc | Last Updated: Wednesday, 19 July 2006, 19:09 GMT 20:09 UK
Posted on 07/20/2006 8:48:59 AM EDT by BenLurkin
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/1669079/posts
Mysterious Egyptian Glass Formed By Meteorite Strike, Study Says
National Geographic | 12-21-2006 | Stefan Lovgren
Posted on 12/22/2006 2:19:39 PM EST by blam
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1757423/posts
We need to very that desert sand can be converted into glass by a high temperature flash...
“The bombing starts in five minutes.”
I guess you figured out that ‘very’ was supposed to be ‘verify’.
Darned spell check...
Landsat image of Kebira Crater in Egypt's Western desert, near the border with Libya. (Image: Boston University Center for Remote Sensing)
Libya's Kebira Crater A huge crater in the Sahara desert, said to be the largest one ever found in the region, and dwarfing Arizona's "Meteor Crater", poses new questions for geologists. Is the crater related to the origins of the mysterious "desert glass" in the region?
Proof reading is a lost art.
This study is totally bogus!
Common, the earth is only 6000 years old!
This image looks like a photo of the cross section of a rock.
shoot, and I was hopeing for a Star Gate tie-in.
Art is nearly a lost art...
Poetry certainly is.
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