Google Translate does this too... I used it on my android many times while visiting China, it gets your message across in a pinch . It uses voice recognition to input what you said, then it translates to Mandarin (or any language they support) and you just hit a button for it read it back in the language you choose.

As soon as I saw the video I assumed that it was mis-calibrated... I was annoyed that they did not click on Jill's name in the video... because they did not in the video I wonder if the written account is accurate.

Hate to break it to you, but the same story holds true for almost everything you buy from cars, your clothes, and your computer. I do alot of trade with China a wiper blade for an RV costs me $5 from china and retails in the USA for $70-80. If I buy it for $5 how much do you think it costs the company that makes it?

Now we need to compare it to School Size... For Example:

The shuttle used mechanical propulsion to get into the air, the balloon did not.

A year ago Connecticut was hit with a snowstorm that dropped a little over a foot of snow the day before Halloween.

They arn't trying to make hydrogen per say (but they could). They are taking CO2 that is dissolved in the water and keeping the Carbon. Water is H2O they brake down H2O using electrolysis (energy from the nuclear reactor) and then the catalysts allow these two parts to combine to a Hydrocarbon- the building block of…

I seem to remember one of the challenges we had traveling to the moon, it was 265 Deg. F in the Sun and -382 Deg. F in the shade. With no atmosphere the was no gradient between the sun and the shade - almost immediate temperature change. We needed to build space suits to deal with these extremes.

I'm Just going to leave this here...

I would be surprised if the TOS in Canada was much different than that in the USA - if one of our carriers changes the price on us in the middle of the contract almost every carrier says we have 30 days to complain and be let out of the contract without an early termination fee...

Mars has a surface level pressure of 600 pascals (0.087 psi), compared to Earth's sea level average of 101.3 kilopascals (14.69 psi) - so the "air" is extremely thin about 169 times thinner than earth.

Nope, its like someone building a crappy computer with poor hardware and installing Windows and then blaming Microsoft for it not working well.

Thanks for the help!

Agreed, Google Translate was useless on this one.

It would appear that this engine is being tested in one of the hangers and not on the top deck?

Thanks for that!

What does that say?

I had a solution for that - on the TI-83+ you could Archive programs in the memory....

Don't forget mirrors show the world in High Def. 3D!

Thanks for the info - it seems difficult to find a reference to Fidelity that doesn't have to do with audio.