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Originally posted by kinda kurious
ON TOPIC QUESTION.
Nothwithstanding that TIA is changing their runway ID's, (explained perhaps since theirs was in close proximity to next rounded unit) does this mean that at some point going forward, EACH AND EVERY airport IN THE WORLD will need to do same?
Also, ( I'm a boater Jim, not a pilot) Just wondering when/if every buoy and marker designatd by same will need to be updated on nautical charts as well?
Thanks and sorry to interrupt your ping-pong insult tournament.
Originally posted by Human_Alien
reply to post by adjensen
But that's like announcing the McDonald in Lake Titicaca is paving their parking lot next week.
Who cares???
What does anyone care whether Tampa closed their runway? No one had to modify their flight itinerary!
The timing was very telling...wouldn't you admit?
One (magnetic polar movement) is something that has been happening for as long as we know, and has a global impact, while the other (birds dying) is a singular, localized event. If there was a connection, birds would have been dying, en masse, for years, decades, centuries. They'd be falling out of the sky, right this moment, in your backyard. But they are not, are they?
Originally posted by backinblack
reply to post by adjensen
One (magnetic polar movement) is something that has been happening for as long as we know, and has a global impact, while the other (birds dying) is a singular, localized event. If there was a connection, birds would have been dying, en masse, for years, decades, centuries. They'd be falling out of the sky, right this moment, in your backyard. But they are not, are they?
The magnetic poles are moving faster now than ever before in RECORDED history..
Originally posted by backinblack
reply to post by adjensen
One (magnetic polar movement) is something that has been happening for as long as we know, and has a global impact, while the other (birds dying) is a singular, localized event. If there was a connection, birds would have been dying, en masse, for years, decades, centuries. They'd be falling out of the sky, right this moment, in your backyard. But they are not, are they?
The magnetic poles are moving faster now than ever before in RECORDED history..
We know by other means that they have moved fast before but we have no idea what effect that had on earth or it's wildlife..
No one knows what the effects may be, if any..It's uncharted waters...
Originally posted by Human_Alien
While the poles are moving faster than we've ever seen, it's a natural phenomenon for the poles to move around and nothing specific about the movement points to a reversal.
www.finestructure.com...
Originally posted by endtimer
That's really funny. My compass is pointing straight north as usual.
Nothing amiss here. What a laugh.
Originally posted by Human_Alien
reply to post by adjensen
Not sure why you're arguing with me and especially not sure why you're dragging Colleen into the matter.
The poles moving faster in the past 10 years still means they're (north pole..... is) moving faster than we've witnessed it moving. Why are you squabbling about 'when'?
Originally posted by lawler_09
I'm not the most clued up person but isn't Tampa in the southeast of the USA?
I ask this because I just read a report the FAA released saying that GPS communications will be affected due to 'tests' that are happening.
Could this be anything to do with this topic?
Report - www.faasafety.gov...
AND the recent story of the kilogram becoming less massive...
In 1989, the CIPM interpreted the 1901 definition of the kilogram to make it the mass of the International Prototype just after it has been washed using procedures newly developed by the BIPM.1 Without such cleaning, the Prototype gains almost 1 microgram per year.
Modern measurements of the mass of water have shown that a cubic decimeter of water has a mass that is about 28 parts per million less than a kilogram—but that doesn't matter, because the kilogram hasn’t been defined in terms of the mass of a cubic decimeter of water since 1799, when the Kilogramme des Archives was accepted as the unit’s prototype.
Originally posted by madscientistintraining
didn't realise the birds/fish/crabs/etc dying we're part of this topic, I would make it simple and say 'its haarp' but its not, its a haarp like device. scalar weapons. i'm sure half of you have some idea of what that entails by now.edit on 24-1-2011 by madscientistintraining because: more infos.