... from one of the world's most corrupt governments.
I did get them confused but William got his RAF wings in April of 2008. He has flown C-17 Globemasters in Afghanistan and has taken part in armed drug interdiction raids in the Carribean. He's also had at least one secret mission underwater with the Royal Marines.
Prince William is also a decorated combat pilot. Now, HMichaelH, who did your typing for you?
Stuxnet invades SCADA systems but all it can do is change timer and counter values, force inputs and outputs on and off, things like that and it appears that it only recognizes Siemens PLC logic elements. In the US Allen-Bradley is the preffered PLC vendor in most places. The statement that it could make boilers explode is simply stupid. Modern boilers have redundant safeties that are not controlled by the PLCs but independantly based on pressure and temperature. To make them fail you would have to physically come to the boiler and smash it with a hammer. The article was written by a sensationalist news organization who exaggerates and lieas to get the dogs to bark.
The report is BS. There is no epic traffic jam. The report is gossip on it's third or fourth trip around the world. It started with a Chinese blogger who has a grudge and the media picked up on it and ran with it without ever checking any facts.
The last "epic traffic jam" the msm reported on in China turned out to be just another media fraud. What makes anyone think this report is any different? Some Chinese blogger puts up a phony report and the msm picks up on it and runs away with it. Do yourselves a favor and google "Popular Mechanics Katrina" for an in depth look at how the media flat out lies about reality.
You're 15 years old aren't you.
We could make diamond teeth for some serious a s s chewing.
A proper centrifuge operating at 1 rpm (optimal speed to prevent cross coupling of forces) and producing 1 g of gravitational force would be about one mile in diameter. The speed at the edge would be almost 210 mph. That could be reduced to 650 ft in diameter but the rotational speed would be 3 rpm. That can produce dizziness and nausea and is difficult to adjust to. The centrifuge in the fictional ship Discovery in 2001, A Space Odyssey, was way to small and if it was spinning fast enough to produce even 1/2 g it would have made the astronauts walk like they were dizzy as a California liberal. Remember, in a centrifuge not only are you being thrown out from the center, your head is also turning in a circle. The inner ear fluid is always lagging behind your movements more than it normally does.
Well, I see B r e i t b a r t's hate mongering libs and cons are out in force on this article. Nothing changes.
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