But maybe its harder to measure MilkyWay than to measure the mass of other galaxies. Still, they cannot directly measure the mass of anything out there. So they are implying the mass by looking at the light coming from them and from neighboring objects. I would rather look forward to them being proven wrong about their assumptions because we would learn more. Maybe they might learn something that could help us out here on Earth.

So I prefer to look at theories which challenge the accepted science in the hopes that new discoveries might spark new technologies here at home.

Maybe that will solve the problems. The form factor is a little different though, so not all the old toys work.

http://www.abovetopsecret.com/...

http://www.sott.net/article/28...

I'm not sure that this is the same article, but it points out new measurements that may force us to alter the speed at very long distances to deal with quantum effects. (attenuation?)

http://beta.slashdot.org/story...

If they can be that wrong about something so fundamental, then how can they possibly claim to understand things or be right now?

I read an article recently about scientists saying the speed of light is not constant. Has their new variable speed of light calculation been plugged into all these other cosmology equations? Maybe this dark matter fudge factor would disappear and we would stop being wrong by the 1/2 the mass of a galaxy.

But maybe rising sea levels might begin to threaten some of the airstrips close to the water. Planes like this might be used as a temporary measure to deal with the loss of a tiny airport on the beach that worked until now. Some airstrips terminate in the ocean.

And I find that hi-def was a fad for me. I am more interested in the story than anything else. DVD quality is sufficient.

What with streaming and the convenience of ripping DVDs into a playback system, I have to wonder if interest in HD is being suppressed. I have a limited selection of Blu-ray and now will not even consider buying one unless it comes with a DVD copy. Scratch that, I dont consider buying them anymore.

Do the dome people have internet? What is allowed through, under the dome, and what isnt?

Then they got bought and are no longer on the market.

The dealers don't want people coming to their stores and test-driving cars only to lose the sales to some tax-free Internet site. A valid issue, except I don't think there are any Tesla dealerships that would lose out this way. I expect the Tesla dealerships are owned by....Tesla.
The justification seems even worse on things like motorcycles since I don't think people even test drive those.

that you knew enough to wipe those copies of the keys yourself. I mean, EVERYONE knows that key lives in that directory right? Anyone who really CARED about the product would know enough to learn about it.

Shielded by its own coolant. And its visible and detectable. It makes you wonder why sodium was ever considered? Certainly, they must have tossed the two up in the air, and sodium was chosen despite its evilness. Do you know why?

I wonder if the fuselage could be considered a helmet. Silly I know, but....

The sound and the fury are great; there is no denying that. But I would be very interested in an electric bike that just runs. No oil, no fuel, no maintenance. Just a ultra-reliable ride.