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Just watched the video - seems somebody is trying to send a message.
Jacob's Ladder says "Hi!"
Slightly . Too bad.
''A U.S. official said in a statement to Reuters that Washington takes seriously all accusations of corruption except their own.''
Western Media: "Genocide? What genocide? I don't see any genocide! This is just the Israelis defending themselves."
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"Yikes! After seeing trucks thrown about by the tornadoes in Dallas yesterday, it makes you wonder how the MER rovers and even the Curiosity rover would fare in an encounter with a 20-km high twister."
I wonder how a habitat for a Mars crew would fare in such an encounter.
Why are we even considering a crewed mission to Mars? Forget, for a moment, of the problems and the dangers of the six-month -- each way -- transit time.
There's no magnetic field and ionosphere to block solar radiation. The low gravity would cause loss of bone and muscle mass. Dust storms can last for months -- the habitat could be buried. There's no infrastructure -- you couldn't call for replacements for damaged parts. Medical and surgical care would be rudimentary, at best.
For humans, Earth is the only habitable planet in the solar system.