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Mercury is a lot denser than we thought it was, and has tons of iron and titanium.
We really need to send cargo vessels and miners to the darkside of the world, and see what else we can find.
Then, with Mercury's relatively small gravity, we can sling the minerals by catapult into space, and then carry it by rocket piggyback all the way to the awaiting shuttles, bringing it down to Earth by parachute or glider, whichever way we want to do it.
On Nov 3, 9:53 pm, "Mark Earnest" <gmearn...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Mercury is a lot denser than we thought it was, and has tons of iron and > titanium.
> We really need to send cargo vessels and miners to the darkside of the > world, and see what else we can find.
> Then, with Mercury's relatively small gravity, we can sling the minerals > by catapult into space, and then carry it by rocket piggyback all the way > to the awaiting shuttles, bringing it down to Earth by parachute or glider, > whichever way we want to do it.
> Whenever NASA and the Congress get serious.
No need to safely shuttle any of that stuff back to Earth. Instead, just selectively bomb Earth with 100 tonne projectiles of solid titanium or whatever elements in their purest forms, including uranium and especially thorium.
On Nov 3, 9:53 pm, "Mark Earnest" <gmearn...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Mercury is a lot denser than we thought it was, and has tons of iron and > titanium.
> We really need to send cargo vessels and miners to the darkside of the > world, and see what else we can find.
> Then, with Mercury's relatively small gravity, we can sling the minerals > by catapult into space, and then carry it by rocket piggyback all the way > to the awaiting shuttles, bringing it down to Earth by parachute or glider, > whichever way we want to do it.
> Whenever NASA and the Congress get serious.
It would be a thousand fold easier and thus a thousand fold cheaper/kg to mine our moon, and otherwise at least a hundred fold easier to mine Venus rather than Mercury. But then, it seems you can't quite grasp physics-101, much less advanced science.
> Mercury is a lot denser than we thought it was, and has tons of iron and > titanium.
> We really need to send cargo vessels and miners to the darkside of the > world, and see what else we can find.
> Then, with Mercury's relatively small gravity, we can sling the minerals > by catapult into space, and then carry it by rocket piggyback all the way > to the awaiting shuttles, bringing it down to Earth by parachute or > glider, > whichever way we want to do it.
> Whenever NASA and the Congress get serious.
It would be a thousand fold easier and thus a thousand fold cheaper/kg to mine our moon, and otherwise at least a hundred fold easier to mine Venus rather than Mercury. But then, it seems you can't quite grasp physics-101, much less advanced science.
~ BG *************************************** Yea, your lighter than sulfuric fumes airships would really come in handy hauling that 700 degree plus iron and nickel around.
> > Mercury is a lot denser than we thought it was, and has tons of iron and > > titanium.
> > We really need to send cargo vessels and miners to the darkside of the > > world, and see what else we can find.
> > Then, with Mercury's relatively small gravity, we can sling the minerals > > by catapult into space, and then carry it by rocket piggyback all the way > > to the awaiting shuttles, bringing it down to Earth by parachute or > > glider, > > whichever way we want to do it.
> > Whenever NASA and the Congress get serious.
> It would be a thousand fold easier and thus a thousand fold cheaper/kg > to mine our moon, and otherwise at least a hundred fold easier to mine > Venus rather than Mercury. But then, it seems you can't quite grasp > physics-101, much less advanced science.
> ~ BG > *************************************** > Yea, your lighter than sulfuric fumes airships would really come in > handy hauling that 700 degree plus iron and nickel around.
Funny how uneducated and in denial you folks are. It's a bloody wonder that your incest cultivated species of humanity has survived thus far.
At least try sticking within the regular laws of physics and best available science, as otherwise it only makes you look worse (more dumbfounded) than you already are.
> > Mercury is a lot denser than we thought it was, and has tons of iron and > > titanium.
> > We really need to send cargo vessels and miners to the darkside of the > > world, and see what else we can find.
> > Then, with Mercury's relatively small gravity, we can sling the minerals > > by catapult into space, and then carry it by rocket piggyback all the > > way > > to the awaiting shuttles, bringing it down to Earth by parachute or > > glider, > > whichever way we want to do it.
> > Whenever NASA and the Congress get serious.
> It would be a thousand fold easier and thus a thousand fold cheaper/kg > to mine our moon, and otherwise at least a hundred fold easier to mine > Venus rather than Mercury. But then, it seems you can't quite grasp > physics-101, much less advanced science.
> ~ BG > *************************************** > Yea, your lighter than sulfuric fumes airships would really come in > handy hauling that 700 degree plus iron and nickel around.
Funny how uneducated and in denial you folks are. It's a bloody wonder that your incest cultivated species of humanity has survived thus far.
< snip GuthBall drivel >
We have survived by not coupling with retarded apes of inferior DNA. But someone must have had a stiff dick with no conscience, for here you are, GuthBall.
> > > Mercury is a lot denser than we thought it was, and has tons of iron and > > > titanium.
> > > We really need to send cargo vessels and miners to the darkside of the > > > world, and see what else we can find.
> > > Then, with Mercury's relatively small gravity, we can sling the minerals > > > by catapult into space, and then carry it by rocket piggyback all the > > > way > > > to the awaiting shuttles, bringing it down to Earth by parachute or > > > glider, > > > whichever way we want to do it.
> > > Whenever NASA and the Congress get serious.
> > It would be a thousand fold easier and thus a thousand fold cheaper/kg > > to mine our moon, and otherwise at least a hundred fold easier to mine > > Venus rather than Mercury. But then, it seems you can't quite grasp > > physics-101, much less advanced science.
> > ~ BG > > *************************************** > > Yea, your lighter than sulfuric fumes airships would really come in > > handy hauling that 700 degree plus iron and nickel around.
> Funny how uneducated and in denial you folks are. It's a bloody > wonder that your incest cultivated species of humanity has survived > thus far.
> < snip GuthBall drivel >
> We have survived by not coupling with retarded apes of inferior > DNA. But someone must have had a stiff dick with no conscience, > for here you are, GuthBall.
How do you know so much about apes that have existed and obviously survived for hundreds of millions of years longer then us humans?
> > > Mercury is a lot denser than we thought it was, and has tons of iron > > > and > > > titanium.
> > > We really need to send cargo vessels and miners to the darkside of the > > > world, and see what else we can find.
> > > Then, with Mercury's relatively small gravity, we can sling the > > > minerals > > > by catapult into space, and then carry it by rocket piggyback all the > > > way > > > to the awaiting shuttles, bringing it down to Earth by parachute or > > > glider, > > > whichever way we want to do it.
> > > Whenever NASA and the Congress get serious.
> > It would be a thousand fold easier and thus a thousand fold cheaper/kg > > to mine our moon, and otherwise at least a hundred fold easier to mine > > Venus rather than Mercury. But then, it seems you can't quite grasp > > physics-101, much less advanced science.
> > ~ BG > > *************************************** > > Yea, your lighter than sulfuric fumes airships would really come in > > handy hauling that 700 degree plus iron and nickel around.
> Funny how uneducated and in denial you folks are. It's a bloody > wonder that your incest cultivated species of humanity has survived > thus far.
> < snip GuthBall drivel >
> We have survived by not coupling with retarded apes of inferior > DNA. But someone must have had a stiff dick with no conscience, > for here you are, GuthBall.
How do you know so much about apes that have existed and obviously survived for hundreds of millions of years longer then us humans?
>> > > Mercury is a lot denser than we thought it was, and has tons of iron >> > > and >> > > titanium.
>> > > We really need to send cargo vessels and miners to the darkside of >> > > the >> > > world, and see what else we can find.
>> > > Then, with Mercury's relatively small gravity, we can sling the >> > > minerals >> > > by catapult into space, and then carry it by rocket piggyback all the >> > > way >> > > to the awaiting shuttles, bringing it down to Earth by parachute or >> > > glider, >> > > whichever way we want to do it.
>> > > Whenever NASA and the Congress get serious.
>> > It would be a thousand fold easier and thus a thousand fold cheaper/kg >> > to mine our moon, and otherwise at least a hundred fold easier to mine >> > Venus rather than Mercury. But then, it seems you can't quite grasp >> > physics-101, much less advanced science.
>> > ~ BG >> > *************************************** >> > Yea, your lighter than sulfuric fumes airships would really come in >> > handy hauling that 700 degree plus iron and nickel around.
>> Funny how uneducated and in denial you folks are. It's a bloody >> wonder that your incest cultivated species of humanity has survived >> thus far.
>> < snip GuthBall drivel >
>> We have survived by not coupling with retarded apes of inferior >> DNA. But someone must have had a stiff dick with no conscience, >> for here you are, GuthBall.
> How do you know so much about apes that have existed and obviously > survived for hundreds of millions of years longer then us humans?
> **What? I thought we were the apes!
Ok, Mark, one more time: We (you and I etc) are the humans; GuthBall and assorted Liberal Loons have the "ape" DNA.
> > ... so is GuthBall, but there's nothing there worth mining ... unless > > you're > > in the market for tons of fertilizer ...
> Is that what you do with Titanium? Must be some heavy fertilizer.
Hagar only smokes Titanium, and anything else he gets his hands on.
~ BG
************************************* I used to pick up cigarette butts out of urinals, but they are really soggy, which makes them difficult to light ...
> > > > Mercury is a lot denser than we thought it was, and has tons of iron > > > > and > > > > titanium.
> > > > We really need to send cargo vessels and miners to the darkside of the > > > > world, and see what else we can find.
> > > > Then, with Mercury's relatively small gravity, we can sling the > > > > minerals > > > > by catapult into space, and then carry it by rocket piggyback all the > > > > way > > > > to the awaiting shuttles, bringing it down to Earth by parachute or > > > > glider, > > > > whichever way we want to do it.
> > > > Whenever NASA and the Congress get serious.
> > > It would be a thousand fold easier and thus a thousand fold cheaper/kg > > > to mine our moon, and otherwise at least a hundred fold easier to mine > > > Venus rather than Mercury. But then, it seems you can't quite grasp > > > physics-101, much less advanced science.
> > > ~ BG > > > *************************************** > > > Yea, your lighter than sulfuric fumes airships would really come in > > > handy hauling that 700 degree plus iron and nickel around.
> > Funny how uneducated and in denial you folks are. It's a bloody > > wonder that your incest cultivated species of humanity has survived > > thus far.
> > < snip GuthBall drivel >
> > We have survived by not coupling with retarded apes of inferior > > DNA. But someone must have had a stiff dick with no conscience, > > for here you are, GuthBall.
> How do you know so much about apes that have existed and obviously > survived for hundreds of millions of years longer then us humans?
> **What? I thought we were the apes!
> ~ BG
At least the planet of apes we came from was a whole lot smarter (better evolved) than the terrestrial species of dumbfounded apes that became Hagar and rabbi Saul Levy. At least we didn't put any of our dark-skinned apes on a stick, and then false flag it onto those Roman apes, and we sure as hell didn't 35,000 fold irradiate 100,000 of our dark-skinned kids either.
<gmearn...@yahoo.com> wrote: >Mercury is a lot denser than we thought it was, and has tons of iron and >titanium.
>We really need to send cargo vessels and miners to the darkside of the >world, and see what else we can find.
>Then, with Mercury's relatively small gravity, we can sling the minerals >by catapult into space, and then carry it by rocket piggyback all the way >to the awaiting shuttles, bringing it down to Earth by parachute or glider, >whichever way we want to do it.
> > > ... so is GuthBall, but there's nothing there worth mining ... unless > > > you're > > > in the market for tons of fertilizer ...
> > Is that what you do with Titanium? Must be some heavy fertilizer.
> Hagar only smokes Titanium, and anything else he gets his hands on.
> ~ BG
> ************************************* > I used to pick up cigarette butts out of urinals, but they are really > soggy, which makes them difficult to light ...
At least that should have kept you from becoming a chain-smoker (addicted to nicotine among other toxins).
> You CAN'T believe anything SERIOUS from them, Mark? lmfjao!
> Saul Levy
> On Tue, 3 Nov 2009 23:53:44 -0600, "Mark Earnest" > <gmearn...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>Mercury is a lot denser than we thought it was, and has tons of iron and >>titanium.
>>We really need to send cargo vessels and miners to the darkside of the >>world, and see what else we can find.
>>Then, with Mercury's relatively small gravity, we can sling the minerals >>by catapult into space, and then carry it by rocket piggyback all the way >>to the awaiting shuttles, bringing it down to Earth by parachute or >>glider, >>whichever way we want to do it.
> > You CAN'T believe anything SERIOUS from them, Mark? lmfjao!
> > Saul Levy
> > On Tue, 3 Nov 2009 23:53:44 -0600, "Mark Earnest" > > <gmearn...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >>Mercury is a lot denser than we thought it was, and has tons of iron and > >>titanium.
> >>We really need to send cargo vessels and miners to the darkside of the > >>world, and see what else we can find.
> >>Then, with Mercury's relatively small gravity, we can sling the minerals > >>by catapult into space, and then carry it by rocket piggyback all the way > >>to the awaiting shuttles, bringing it down to Earth by parachute or > >>glider, > >>whichever way we want to do it.
> >>Whenever NASA and the Congress get serious.
Jews like rabbi Saul don't believe in space travel unless it's purely inert and harmless eyecandy.
>On Nov 3, 9:53 pm, "Mark Earnest" <gmearn...@yahoo.com> wrote: >> Mercury is a lot denser than we thought it was, and has tons of iron and >> titanium.
>> We really need to send cargo vessels and miners to the darkside of the >> world, and see what else we can find.
>> Then, with Mercury's relatively small gravity, we can sling the minerals >> by catapult into space, and then carry it by rocket piggyback all the way >> to the awaiting shuttles, bringing it down to Earth by parachute or glider, >> whichever way we want to do it.
>> Whenever NASA and the Congress get serious.
>No need to safely shuttle any of that stuff back to Earth. Instead, >just selectively bomb Earth with 100 tonne projectiles of solid >titanium or whatever elements in their purest forms, including uranium >and especially thorium.
>> On Tue, 3 Nov 2009 23:53:44 -0600, "Mark Earnest" >> <gmearn...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>>Mercury is a lot denser than we thought it was, and has tons of iron and >>>titanium.
>>>We really need to send cargo vessels and miners to the darkside of the >>>world, and see what else we can find.
>>>Then, with Mercury's relatively small gravity, we can sling the minerals >>>by catapult into space, and then carry it by rocket piggyback all the way >>>to the awaiting shuttles, bringing it down to Earth by parachute or >>>glider, >>>whichever way we want to do it.
>>> On Tue, 3 Nov 2009 23:53:44 -0600, "Mark Earnest" >>> <gmearn...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>>>Mercury is a lot denser than we thought it was, and has tons of iron and >>>>titanium.
>>>>We really need to send cargo vessels and miners to the darkside of the >>>>world, and see what else we can find.
>>>>Then, with Mercury's relatively small gravity, we can sling the minerals >>>>by catapult into space, and then carry it by rocket piggyback all the >>>>way >>>>to the awaiting shuttles, bringing it down to Earth by parachute or >>>>glider, >>>>whichever way we want to do it.
> >>> On Tue, 3 Nov 2009 23:53:44 -0600, "Mark Earnest" > >>> <gmearn...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >>>>Mercury is a lot denser than we thought it was, and has tons of iron and > >>>>titanium.
> >>>>We really need to send cargo vessels and miners to the darkside of the > >>>>world, and see what else we can find.
> >>>>Then, with Mercury's relatively small gravity, we can sling the minerals > >>>>by catapult into space, and then carry it by rocket piggyback all the > >>>>way > >>>>to the awaiting shuttles, bringing it down to Earth by parachute or > >>>>glider, > >>>>whichever way we want to do it.
> >>>>Whenever NASA and the Congress get serious.
You're darn tootin, but he's Jewish plus republican to boot, and you're not either, so apparently that's all that matters.
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