"I see disinfectant, where it knocks it out in a minute, one minute, and is there a way we can do something like that by injection inside, or almost a cleaning."

Enough said. The reporter did not misrepresent.

Clarify? What he said could hardly be misinterpreted other than insanely stupid and dangerous. I guess what you mean he later backtracked (which is good), but given his inherent narcism would never admit to an error and just starts a rhetoric that he has been taken out of context.

I despair that anyone feels they can defend this bozo. I'm not from the USA but genuinely feel sorry for a country that has such poor leadership.

I'm confused. Are you objecting to the term "repeater" here and blaming the reporter? Repeater is the term used for FRBs which, wait for it..., repeat.

This sounds like you are trying to call out someone for being dumb but knowing nothing about what you are talking about.

Maybe I have missed your point.

That is just insane (as along with all the commentators agreeing). It reads like an onion article.

There are no wildfires in Australia... we have bushfires

I realise this is a troll - but the SETI signals they are looking for are VERY different from FRBs. You would not expect to see FRBs when doing the usual SETI searches.

Why is this marked as a troll. It's a good point. It was no way a triple figure temperature in Germany

Yeah there is no way this is really associated with the WH (despite my loathing of Trump).

However this is a great opportunity to fill their database with junk......

You clearly don't travel much if you think a 1hr clock shift in any way resembles jet lag. The common joke when we travel between Sydney and Perth is the problems associated with the "jet lag" from the 2hr time change.

It is definitely GBytes, not Gbits. I have benchmarked CPU Memory->GPU transfers of > 100 Gbps with PCI-E 3.0

cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep name | sort -u

GPUs have small memory footprints. SKA will be processing HUGE images and data sets. And the image creation cannot be broken up into discrete independent chunks. So the I/O between GPUs is a real problem. Obviously CPUs have the same problem as the on chip memory is (relatively) tiny, but they are designed to pull on the much larger system memory which should be adequate.

Image analysis may well be a different kettle of fish.

More than just this. A bus is approx 160x the mass of a person. A rain drop is approx 30x the mass of a mosquito. (source google!)

Obviously depends on the size of the bus and person.....