I wonder if it's possible to create an encryption system that recursively expands when the wrong key is entered.

*rapidly scanning past images* Whoa!? Wait..was that??

I think this will explain it.

Remember the equation can be rearranged as a=F/m, therefore it is accurate to say that the acceleration was tiny due to his force been small compared to the mass of the wall.

I think its "Gun Ready" but it's being clipped. The howitzers and 40mms are feed by loaders in the back of the aircraft and fired by operators in at central fire control station. It sounds like its loaders talking to the gunners.

Years ago on my first trip on a big jet I was telling the guy in the seat next to me how neat it was to see the skin on the wing ripple in flight.

And here's a nice shot of an AN-70 with prop-fans, from the 2013 Paris airshow.

From the official Conch Republic website.

I've always liked the story behind the song. Apparently John Lennon found out the english teacher at his old school was having the students analyze the lyrics of Beatles songs for class so John kind of went "Ha, figure THIS out."

I had the privilege of a free overseas trip through the company I work for (process improvement competition). The only bad part to me of the whole trip was that people flying business elite prefer to spend most of the flight asleep whereas I like looking out the window.

Just don't ever try to deep fry in a home style pressure cooker. They just aren't designed for the temps / pressures involved.

I remember reading that the reason they had so many backup control systems is that the plane was basically trying to tear itself apart the whole time it was flying. Complete loss of the flight control system would allow the plane to disintegrate in about 1 second.

You used to be able to buy custom color combos on the M&M website. I think could even get custom stamps on them (instead of the m). I not sure about skittles though.

Found a clip of the interview I mentioned with some corrected info. Skip to about 1:25.

I wish they had something like this for fast food drive thru's. I hate pulling around the corner of the building to find a dozen cars waiting in line.

Actually, the verb for finding the mass of an object is mass, e.g. "to mass a sample".

I saw an interview with Grace Slick once where she talked about being invited to the White House for a dinner party with President Nixon, (apparently Nixon's daughter was a big Jefferson Airplane fan). Grace had planned to drop acid on President Nixon during the party.

I remember when Chernobyl went up. I was at a navy reactor training facility in Connecticut. The instructors and lab techs were able to tell just from the changes in the background radiation levels that something bad had happened somewhere before it was ever announced.

You have to figure three people (pilot, loader, truck driver) moved the trees and loaded the truck in about 7 minutes. It would probably take nearly that long to just drive the truck to the middle of the farm if there were roads. Then it would have to be loaded and driven back out. This would most like require a…

Learned from a soda-machine repairman years ago that the colder water is the more CO2 it will hold. One of the easiest ways to open a bottle of shaken up soda is to chill it first. A lot of the CO2 will go back into solution and it will fizz less. I'd rather wait and have cold fizzy soda than warmish flat soda.