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New Theories / Re: How does Noether's theorem apply to moments of time?
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Humans have directly modified 77% of the land surface and 87% of oceans (Watson et al., 2018).That's pretty remarkable, considering that less than 25% of the land and less than 1% of the sea is inhabited or even regularly visited by humans.
And link those facts please.google "gridwatch templar UK"
World is a terrible place when not everyone plays cricketMy father used to point out that no cricketing nations had ever declared war on one another.
" The UK receives hydroelectric power from Norway through a subsea interconnector cable running beneath the North Sea. However, water levels in southern Norway have been so low this year that the country’s government could put its own consumers ahead of international customers."At this moment, the UK is actually supplying electricity to Norway, Ireland and France. The maximum capacity of each link is 1.5 GW in either direction. Sustainable? No, since nearly 50% of UK generation today (35 GW total demand) is fossil-powered. Under blazing sunshine we have an estimated 6 GW of solar power (60% of installed capacity) and less than 3 GW of wind (12% of capacity).
Do laser cutters decrease entropy?no.
But yes, it could have gone the other way, a Japanese population believing in 'divine rights', refusing a surrender. And in that case, what would USA have done? I think I can guess it.No need to guess. At the time, my dad was exercising tank squadrons in India and the Boss's dad was manning a "conventional" B29 somewhere in the Pacific, in preparation for the seaborne invasion of Japan. Like D-day and the march on Berlin but a lot bloodier. The estimated casualty count was at least 3,000,000 in a 2 - 4 year campaign.
I don't think anyone can 'win' a nuclear war.The western allies have already done so.
The UK need its atom bombs, nuclear missiles etc, to 'defend itself'.I have always asked "against whom?" The UK cannot in any sense win a nuclear war with Russia or the USA, and is unlikely to become involved in one with any other nuclear power: the big ones own most of UK industry and infrastructure, and the smaller ones are in general considered friendly. Threats to the British Way of Life (which I presume is what we are defending) nowadays come mostly from religious perverts with no specific geographical base.
As of July 12, 2022, 1,016,929 gallons of oil have been collected from the MC-20 site” over more than three years, the Coast Guard said in a news release. That amount — more than 3.8 million liters — would fill about 1.5 Olympic swimming pools. The Coast Guard said that the containment system it ordered is collecting an average of about 900 gallons (3,400 liters) of oil a day. "Wow! A journalist who can do arithmetic - or at least read a press release! But so what? Is that a little or a lot? Are they burning more oil by collecting it than they collect? 900 gallons won't push a big ship very far.