Spray yourself with WD-40 and do a dozen Hail Stahlmans.
I read this as, "Spay yourself with WD-40 and do a dozen Hail Stahlmans" and fell out of my chair laughing.
I read this as "Spay yourself with WD-40 and do a dozen Hail Stahlmans" and didn't even smile.
This particular test only got to 325 feet
This particular test got to 325 metres, a considerable height greater than 325 feet.
i use it with my mom who can't teach honors calculus but can't figure out changing desktop icons
What *can* she do?
All mocking aside, I'll give another upvote for LogMeIn. Unfortunately, they are switching to a limit of 10 computers in the free edition, so I'll have to trim back a few of the older ones.
Firing lasers at the moon from Earth means it runs into a couple hundred thousand miles of various gases before it reaches space.
200,000 miles of atmosphere? I think you might be off a bit there. That's about 84% of the distance to the Moon.
The Karman line, commonly used as the boundary between atmosphere and outer space, is at 100km. Even shooting a laser at the Moon on the horizon won't come close to your number.
I don't see how that answered the question.
Only if the thrusters are bolted onto the massive craft. They could be 10km away, cradling the probe with cables.
Think outside the box that is limiting you.
Yes, I see, it has limited merit, and is inferior to impactors and suited only to the bag of orbiting gravel and very long time frames because it is so very very weak.
Thank you for that admission. However, your level of condescension detracts from that markedly.
I would like to see a ssimilar report that rated other methods in more detail
Then why don't you get on that right away, Bill? With your superior brain, they should be done in no time.
Please post them here when they're ready. And I promise I won't call them "fool's work".
Honestly.
Say "twenty-three-skiddoo" to logout.
