I thought the Chinese already went to the dark side of the Moon and can't find any Transformers. Vulcans only shows up when they detect a warp signature.I didn't know that much about this until I heard about the launch this morning (now scrubbed for today unfortunately).
No people on this launch, but Artemis II in a couple years that will go beyond the Moon as I understand, is planned to have a Canadian Astronaut on board and that crew will go farther into space that any human ever has!
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When they get past the Moon, is that when we meet the Vulcans or the Transformers...? I've lost track...
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So not "soon" at this point
someone needs to make a story arc of finding a new alien race and discover that they are very familiar with humans due to their kidnapping, experimentation and anal probing shenanigans.
I'm thinking this is cool and forward thinking and needed!
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California to Become First State to Install Solar Panels Over Water Canals
The panels will generate clean energy while helping to reduce water loss in the increasingly dry state.
I do wonder what impacts it has on the aquatic life and health of the river. Also it seems like preventing evaporation is going to lead to longer droughts as there will be less moisture in the air to form clouds.I'm thinking this is cool and forward thinking and needed!
California to Become First State to Install Solar Panels Over Water Canals
The panels will generate clean energy while helping to reduce water loss in the increasingly dry state.
Though I suppose these are all man made canals but is that why they are in this predicament to begin with...some places just aren't meant to be lived in or farmed
Valid points but yeah I don't think the canals are holding much in the way of living creatures.I do wonder what impacts it has on the aquatic life and health of the river. Also it seems like preventing evaporation is going to lead to longer droughts as there will be less moisture in the air to form clouds.
Though I suppose these are all man made canals but is that why they are in this predicament to begin with...some places just aren't meant to be lived in or farmed
Curious if and when huge desalination plants will start pumping up into the Sierra mountains to keep a water cycle going for them there parts?
Yes... but that ship has definitely sailed
In europe, a lot of those river ships can no longer sail....
I think water canals don't have a lot of life outside of microbes in them. They're not very deep and usually cement or mortar lined which doesn't allow for weeds or other aquatic flora that's necessary for life. Nothing that would really harm the already heavily altered ecosystem in California farm country.I do wonder what impacts it has on the aquatic life and health of the river. Also it seems like preventing evaporation is going to lead to longer droughts as there will be less moisture in the air to form clouds.
Though I suppose these are all man made canals but is that why they are in this predicament to begin with...some places just aren't meant to be lived in or farmed
As for rain, maybe. I'd guess that the amount of rainfall due to canal evaporation is negligible. In California I suspect it's overwhelmingly clouds blowing in from the ocean mixed with a little inland evaporation. Given California's fairly strict environmental regulations I doubt that they'd allow this if there was much effect.
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Making Batteries Out of Crab Shells May Be a Great Idea
Watch out, Mr. Krabs: Crustacean shells could provide a crucially biodegradable material for batteries.
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