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  1. 03-23-2006, 01:53 PM #1
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    A view to kill for

    http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/multimedi...m?imageID=2032

    A totaly incredible pic.

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    i was expecting to see a woman.......
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  3. 03-23-2006, 01:58 PM #3
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    here you go
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    intresting picture, do those blue lines indicate water?
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    Quote Originally Posted by GQ-Bouncer
    intresting picture, do those blue lines indicate water?

    to be honest I have no clue what the blue is but it cant be water as far as I know.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GQ-Bouncer
    intresting picture, do those blue lines indicate water?
    i think they indicate either butt crack or cleavage ..
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    very interesting picture...do you think her high heels make her ass look bigger?
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    Quote Originally Posted by USfighterFC
    very interesting picture...do you think her high heels make her ass look bigger?

    I would have to do some close examination to be able to answere that question
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    Quote Originally Posted by USfighterFC
    very interesting picture...do you think her high heels make her ass look bigger?
    Yes, but isn't that why chicks wear heels?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 63190
    Yes, but isn't that why chicks wear heels?

    I just couldnt think of anything more witty.
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    ohh yeah the pic is in "false" color. it explains the blue. The blue is realy a invisible wavelengt
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    this is one of my favorites

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    Quote Originally Posted by MotoXracer
    The eye of god

    I saw that pic, pretty mesmerizing and frightning.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MotoXracer
    The eye of god
    Where is the other eye? Are you saying God is a cyclops.
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    here is plenty of water(ice)
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    damn, I have that same pic of Monica! I had her sign two 8x10's and my arm (yes I am a 12 year old school girl) ... I don't care... loved the attention and extra touch ...lol
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    Man the craters are insane. Lot of shit slammin into it.
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    lol, no joke, if one comes, i'm hiding under my bed
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    yay!!!! space pictures......seriously, i'm elated
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    My favorite pic.

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    yea, thats a great one. Its amazing when you think about the distances and sizes involved in these pictures. That nubulea is light years accross and millions of light years away, amazing.

    speed of light= 186,000 miles per second squared (not sure what the squared means though)

    Johan: does the squared have to do with propigation?
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    Quote Originally Posted by vacarski
    yea, thats a great one. Its amazing when you think about the distances and sizes involved in these pictures. That nubulea is light years accross and millions of light years away, amazing.

    speed of light= 186,000 miles per second squared (not sure what the squared means though)

    Johan: does the squared have to do with propigation?
    just a missunderstanding
    The speed of light is 300 000km/second(or 186000miles/second as you wrote). Its not suposed to be squared though.

    If something is miles/second^2 its a acceleration.
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    Quote Originally Posted by johan
    just a missunderstanding
    The speed of light is 300 000km/second(or 186000miles/second as you wrote). Its not suposed to be squared though.

    If something is miles/second^2 its a acceleration.
    Do you mean as in exponential growth?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Prada
    Do you mean as in exponential growth?
    yes


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    Quote Originally Posted by Prada
    Do you mean as in exponential growth?

    Not sure how you se anything exponential
    Acceleration is given in (si units) as meters/second squared.
    The time part must always be squared in a acceleration so that all the units are right and speed must never be squared. A direct consequense of how acceleration is defined.
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    Quote Originally Posted by johan
    Not sure how you se anything exponential
    Acceleration is given in (si units) as meters/second squared.
    The time part must always be squared in a acceleration so that all the units are right and speed must never be squared. A direct consequense of how acceleration is defined.
    Is:miles/second^2, the 2 not an exponent? Maybe the term growth is misleading. A term I use often times.

    Nonetheless I see what you are saying.
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    that is a cool pic
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    wow saturn looks like my testicle!
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    I was expecting to see a beautiful ocean view or a women. But do you think that we are alone or do u believe in UFOs?
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    Quote Originally Posted by firmechicano831
    I was expecting to see a beautiful ocean view or a women. But do you think that we are alone or do u believe in UFOs?

    I dont for one second belive we are alone in the universe.
    When you get a feeling for the absolutely insane scale of the universe it seems ridicilous to assume that this mediocer planet in a mediocer galaxy is the only place where life could form.

    I am undecided about UFO's though. I am leaning towards that there has to be something going on. But not sure.
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    i was always intrigued by black holes, say if you get sucked into one you get thrown into another galaxy or something.. crazy
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    /\ /\ i reread the begining of that and shook my head
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bojangles69
    /\ /\ i reread the begining of that and shook my head
    Please refrain from divulging you intergalactic perversions here.
    Thank you.










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    The one in red looks like a chick bent over.
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