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Re: Scientists discover new evidence about asteroid that was instrumental in killing off dinosaurs - Buck - 09-10-2019 I thought they died due to lactose intolerance?!? Re: Scientists discover new evidence about asteroid that was instrumental in killing off dinosaurs - Carnos Jax - 09-10-2019 No sufficient quantities of lactose around at the time. Re: Scientists discover new evidence about asteroid that was instrumental in killing off dinosaurs - tuqqer - 09-10-2019 Carnos Jax wrote: Thus: death. Re: Scientists discover new evidence about asteroid that was instrumental in killing off dinosaurs - Carnos Jax - 09-10-2019 ztirffritz wrote: We need to remember that humans will not be able to live on any other planet unsupported by Earth for a LONG time. Elon's plan is ambitious, but achievable, but it still requires an umbilical cord for supplies from earth and will for decades, if not centuries. One nice byproduct of the space based infrastructure that will be required to achieve this, is that we’ll be better positioned to deal with asteroids. Re: Scientists discover new evidence about asteroid that was instrumental in killing off dinosaurs - Carnos Jax - 09-10-2019 tuqqer wrote: Thus: death. But then that would be lactose deficiency (as opposed to intolerance). ;-) Re: Scientists discover new evidence about asteroid that was instrumental in killing off dinosaurs - Paul F. - 09-10-2019 ztirffritz wrote: We need to remember that humans will not be able to live on any other planet unsupported by Earth for a LONG time. Elon's plan is ambitious, but achievable, but it still requires an umbilical cord for supplies from earth and will for decades, if not centuries. I figure it'll be close to 100 years from first landing before any colony is moderately self sustaining. 200 years after that that it's completely self sustaining. But, that's no reason not to get started! That 100 year clock doesn't get shorter if we wait around in low earth orbit with our thumbs on the dark side of uranus. I'd really like to live to see the first human land on Mars (on a return ticket, that is). Re: Scientists discover new evidence about asteroid that was instrumental in killing off dinosaurs - Lux Interior - 09-11-2019 Mike Sellers wrote: Probably a Monday. Or a Thursday. I could never get the hang of Thursdays. Re: Scientists discover new evidence about asteroid that was instrumental in killing off dinosaurs - N-OS X-tasy! - 09-11-2019 Lux Interior wrote: Probably a Monday. Or a Thursday. I could never get the hang of Thursdays. Or a Friday... the thirteenth... |