[FRIAM] just for fun

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[FRIAM] Fire neer santa fe?

Their's smoke in the air and a burning smell. Any guesses to wich fire this might be? and is it anything to be concerned about yet? as of 1545/345PM local thin haze and a distinct smoke fire scent.. Their's a few places online that note the pueblos Friday/Saturday have a fire from lightning as w

Re: [FRIAM] just for fun

That's really cool, Gillian. If you click on Santa Fe, you get a nice snarky response like one of the following for the Antipodes Location: You`re alone and the water is so cold. Incredible! There is no one around you, just fish. You`re in the water and all you need is a boat. Most likely the ocea

Re: [FRIAM] just for fun

So... *IF* you could bore a perfectly straight hole thorugh the earth to your precise antipodal location (probably having to put one hell of a "well casing" in, probably of neutronium to withstand the temperatures and turbulences of the core?) what would the "orbit" of a falling body be? Woul

Re: [FRIAM] just for fun

Shouldn't it be used for Hyperloop? Sent from my iPhone On Aug 6, 2017, at 6:05 PM, Steven A Smith mailto:sasm...@swcp.com>> wrote: So... *IF* you could bore a perfectly straight hole thorugh the earth to your precise antipodal location (probably having to put one hell of a "well casing" in,

Re: [FRIAM] just for fun

Yes, I DO suppose this would be one (extreme) form of Hyperloop which just made me realize that my invocation of the inertial reference frame requiring these "straight tubes" to be spirals is equivalent to Coriolis... and in fact could probably be chara