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Ha ha, perhaps. I saw it on a documentary, so I may have misconstrued. But they were definitely talking about a submarine. Watch this space!
Ha ha! Probably Enceladus will still be there, but I will pick another moon. NASA are planning to send a submarine to explore the methane ocean. Mind blowing!
I am glad to hear it 😁
13 days ago???I just heard this on the radio, brilliant ....
https://www.poemhunter.com/poem/when-...
Before you read newspapers? You will find it in the history books.
Inuit
Ha ha! You did. It was back in the year of the Millennium, ie 2000. The resonance was caused by the people walking in step, at a frequency, about 1 Hz, which unfortunately matched the resonant frequency of the bridge.
Conduction
The Millennium Bridge in London suffered from resonance, but it was sub-audible. However the substantial sideways movement made the pedestrians feel seasick. They fixed it by adding large dampers.
Interesting. I had heard of the music of the spheres, but never the music of the spans.
Bunker? The same one used by Hitler?
I did see a flock of sheep in a high street in Wales. I think they were looking for bargains.
Turn
Sultanate
"The orange or gray monkeys, which weigh 12 to 17 pounds, have become one of the most dreaded pests in India, biting around 1,000 people a day nationwide and overrunning cities like New Delhi. The monkey problem has become so overwhelming that officials are searching for ways to use birth control on the animals."(May 11 2017)
This is the latest report I could find. But it does show there was a serious problem. Would you want to be bitten by a 17 pound orange monkey? Perhaps the enforced birth control worked.
Ha ha sure!The reporter nervously approached the editors desk. The ed had often spiked his stories, so he was worried about the interview. The ed was humming quietly, and drops of oil formed on his metallic forehead.
(to be continued)
Not especially. I am a member of the magpie genus, I collect pearls of knowledge from here, there and everywhere.
