Wouldn’t having so much more landmass on one side of the globe introduced a wobble into the Earth’s rotation?
Or is the Earth’s crust so comparatively thin that there’s not enough landmass to make a difference?
Wouldn’t having so much more landmass on one side of the globe introduced a wobble into the Earth’s rotation?
Or is the Earth’s crust so comparatively thin that there’s not enough landmass to make a difference?
I think the latter, but I’m not positive.
water is freaking amazing. capillary action, the siphon effect, expansion when frozen, solvency ( is that a word? probably the wrong one. sigh. )
carbon’s nice and all, but where would we be without good old h2o.
Gee, we’d have to rely on, say, ethanol.
I guess it still does. We should call it that instead of “the Earth’s oceans,” then use Pacific or whatever when being more specific. Or Spacific.
Holy moly—as of this post, it is raining (if not storming) in like half the USA, and these clouds have been building over the last couple hours, not dissipating.
EDIT: one hour later wtffffff
At least the western half of the country is getting some much-needed rain in that second picture. That’s the – dare I say it? – silver lining to the cloud.
yeah, the second pic was really surprising, Southern CA almost never gets rain
Nepal apparently gets heavy rains too, but do you see them whining about it?
(I considered posting this in Random Silly Grins, on the grounds that a rictus is a form of grin.)
I was okay till I realized they WERE IN A TRUCK DRIVING DOWN THE FUCKING FLOODED ROAD.
Gotta look at it the right way: it’s a free car wash.
e’rebody like “ho-hum, another boring work commute.”
Dude. Spoilers.
“TGIF, amirite?”
Nerds being nerdy with publicly available information is always the best of the Internet.
Thread on the parts of France still recovering from WWI. They are still no-go zones because of heavy metal poisoning and unexploded ordinances.