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Tuesday, July 17, 2018
Fact of the Day: Shooting Stars
Meteoroids (shooting stars) move about 80.77 miles (130km) per second in the sky.
Oh for one to hit Turnip Top and Co. The World would be a far safer and sensible place.
What a joke ( sad to the nth degree) with this latest trip and the repercussion of letting Turnip Top out in the World. Who hasn't he managed not to insult???????????????????
Loved the lights going out in the White House when he was explaining his "MISPOKE in HELSINKI"!!1 I bet the Finns were ecstatic when he left and they fumigated his lodgings. Colin
We saw one while we were in Ireland last week. It was the first one my husband and girls ever saw and they were so excited to see it happen right before their own eyes.
I wouldn't like to be hit at 130km.
ReplyDeleteWao!! but still we try to make a wish in that speed:)
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Be toast if one of those hit you
ReplyDeleteDayum! I bet you Elon Musk is already thinking of a Tesla that can go that fast....actually FASTER!:P
ReplyDeleteThat is fast!
ReplyDeleteI did not know that. They do look like they go pretty darn fast.
ReplyDeleteNever seen one now I know why, so quick.
ReplyDeletewow, thats amazing!better have that wish ready!!!
ReplyDeleteMake a wish!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! Per "second"! That is amazing.
ReplyDeleteYour wish would have to be quick.....
ReplyDeleteIf you see one coming toward you...DUCK!
ReplyDeleteOh for one to hit Turnip Top and Co.
ReplyDeleteThe World would be a far safer and sensible place.
What a joke ( sad to the nth degree) with this latest trip and the repercussion of letting Turnip Top out in the World.
Who hasn't he managed not to insult???????????????????
Loved the lights going out in the White House when he was explaining his "MISPOKE in HELSINKI"!!1
I bet the Finns were ecstatic when he left and they fumigated his
lodgings.
Colin
We saw one while we were in Ireland last week. It was the first one my husband and girls ever saw and they were so excited to see it happen right before their own eyes.
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