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To: oxcart
In the next issue, I expect to see a nonsensical "what if" article on world impact if aliens showed up and sucked half the ocean away in an H2O mining expedition.

Or, maybe one on "what if" the molten core at the center of the earth spewed it's contents onto the surface for some (similarly non-scientific) reason.

Or, maybe an article on "what if" a giant asteroid flew near by and was caught in earth's orbit to provide a second moon, and the tidal impact that would have on our planet. The pointless, fictional possibilities for stories like this one are endless.

NatGeo = science fiction mag.

70 posted on 11/08/2013 8:31:35 AM PST by MCH
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To: MCH
NatGeo = science fiction mag.

I think that is an insult to science fiction, it is more like speculative fantasy (emphasis on fantasy!)

95 posted on 11/08/2013 3:57:26 PM PST by SES1066 (To expect courteous government is insanity!)
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