Geothermal? That’s the energy of choice in Iceland and parts of Scandanavia. So... it’s pretty black metal?

Son?

“Methane’s lifetime in the atmosphere is much shorter than carbon dioxide (CO2), but CH4 is more efficient at trapping radiation than CO2. Pound for pound, the comparative impact of CH4 on climate change is more than 25 times greater than CO2 over a 100-year period.” EPA on Methane

I can’t remember where I saw it but it was “Avatar from the wheelchair’s perspective.” Basically pointing out that Avatar says disabled people can’t save the world. You need legs to be a hero.

Raise your hand if you fast-forwarded after #3 looking for Porkins.

That actually sounds like a really interesting plot line. Although I think it’d be hilarious if they changed Rhodey’s name with every movie.

“Yeah, War Hammer’s out. You’re ‘Sir Steel’ now.”
“Nope, we decided we don’t like that any more. Spider-Man’s the guy everyone’s talking about, so we’re changing you to ‘Web…

I don’t think it makes him evil, just an selfish opportunist trying to save his own skin... which mostly fits his character.

Brilliant response.

Um, since when is carrying a concealed loaded pistol a 'sport' or 'hobby'?

Thank you; I couldn’t believe the article didn’t bring this up! Two steps forward, one step back.

AESA radars have changed aerial combat, offering a quantum leap in range, resolution, fast scanning capabilities, stealthiness and reliability among many other advantages.

Fun fact: a similar effect influenced generations of cartoonists. A combination of panning the camera and a relatively slow focal plane shutter caused this race car’s wheel to look oval. This effect is still being used to imply speed in drawings.

By this time next year, we’ll have a better idea of exactly how much gravity causes time to dilate.

If they won’t use a hotel towel on the floor, I will have to be skeptical that they’re ok with a “lost and found bin” special.

Personally I was always grateful for my hardhat taking the “thunk” of my standing up too fast or turning too quickly to one side while crawling through a scaffold maze. The couple of times I took my hat off due to heat I was soon rudely reminded of its necessity.

And in California.

Given the problem of overtaxing water tables by well installations in other parts of Africa, this new process might be of some help?

traffic starts to move, clutch in, first gear, rev up, clutch out, oh and clutch back in. Repeat, a lot. Nothing fun about it.

If World War Z and Age of Extinction are supposed to be the highlights of what they are losing, they aren’t losing very much...