Science - It's life Jim but not as we know it...

A discarded part of a rocket is hours away from crashing into the Moon, say scientists who first predicted the collision in January.

The three-tonne rocket part, which is hurtling through space at 5,800mph, is expected to hit at 12:25 GMT on Friday.

 

Apparently it's a nothing which I find incredible. 3 tonne object at nearly 6000 mph. Wow!

 

Shackleton's ship Endurance found and filmed in the Antarctic 107 years after it sank...

What I love about this, is it's the only one I can think of where we have footage at the time of the ship sinking to compare it with...

 

It's this the one they did a tv serious about recently?

I looked and it isn't.

 

I'm guessing you're thinking of Franklin's expedition

 

The North Water.

 

North West Passage.
Ironically, that's also what we call your mumma.

 

Already been answered by Ern but I thought you meant the mini-series titled Shackleton a while back with Kenneth Brannagh, which was also good.

 

Thanks for not abusing my mum with your reply.

 

Ern will be thinking of his mumma by the time Seville finish with West Ham tonight.

 

"mumma" though? Wtf?

 

Nope me neither

Some Forest Gump **** going on there imo

Probably calls his old man pappa

 

Fixed.







Long winded comeback @Big Ern but worth it. Thanks for the assist @Treble

 

I think it's the one I watched last year .
It's a great series and an amazing feat of human endurance

 

ironically, comeback is also what we call your mumma.

 

And Uncle

 

A company from California, NDB, say they’ve developed a self-powered battery made from nuclear waste that can last 28,000 years

https://bigthink.com/the-present/na...LbhaN4dG29qy6zePc5DPLI6VWs#Echobox=1646968486