o/t mars closest to earth than it's ever been before

[Pavilionaire]

So Mars is normally 35 million miles away but now it's only 34 and a half million miles away I'm suddenly supposed to be interested?

 

[MRRF 10]

If a human baby was born on mars it would never be able to go to Earth. The Earths gravity would crush the baby as soon as it entered the atmosphere

 

[MRRF 10]

So Mars is normally 35 million miles away but now it's only 34 and a half million miles away I'm suddenly supposed to be interested?

no one said you had to be interested did they

 

[Pavilionaire]

to earth? What, a plug??

 

[MRRF 10]

to earth? What, a plug??

 

[REDLAND]

If a human baby was born on mars it would never be able to Earth.

I'm sure if we wacked enough current through the thing it would arc quite nicely

 

[Pavilionaire]

I like to think of myself as a man of the world, to rise above the "A Threadful of Ladies" posts and the like, and to take an interest in the more topical, newsworthy entries on NSC.

However this is just astrobabble. Super Nova, haven't you got any decent pics of Holly Valance?

 

[brighton rock]

 

[brighton rock]

 

[Icy Gull]

How big is that bird at the bottom of the planet on BR's first post

 

[REDLAND]

Agreed pav its must be one of the dullest threads i have ever seen, though Supernova has gained a wopping 22 posts out of it

 

[MRRF 10]

The north of mars is all dead volcanoes, the biggest one about the size of france, the south is just red desert. Mars' equator is the canal ridge, a ridge which is miles deep.

 

[MRRF 10]

How big is that bird at the bottom of the planet on BR's first post

thats the polar ice cap

 

[Pavilionaire]

...and full of caramel, unlike the dead volcanoes which are full of chocolate. Yep, you've gotta love that Mars, SN...

 

[Lord Bracknell]

Mars ---->

Sun ----->

Moon ----->


Life on earth ----->

 

[Icy Gull]

Agreed pav its must be one of the dullest threads i have ever seen,clap:

No sorry, that would be any of the recent cricket threads

 

[Pavilionaire]

If we must have astrobabble let's dumb it down:

THE MOON IS MADE OF CHEESE - Discuss...

 

[London Calling]

I can just see me explaining to my neighbours...that I was using my binocolars to look out for Mars and not their young daughter undressing..

LC1

 

[MRRF 10]

If we must have astrobabble let's dumb it down:

THE MOON IS MADE OF CHEESE - Discuss...

what kind of cheese?

 

[Pavilionaire]

A curious inter-stellar hybrid of Cheshire and Gorgonzola would be my guess...