He was caught in the ACT.
Thought for Today
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Greynomad
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Re: Thought for Today
Heard about the incompetent Canberra burglar?
He was caught in the ACT.
He was caught in the ACT.
Regards & God bless,
Ray
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Re: Thought for Today
And then there is the new "schapell corby lawn mower" It holds 5kg of grass and is good for 20 yrs .. 
Queen of the Banal & OT chatter and proud of it. If it offends you then tough titty titty bang bang.
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Greynomad
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Re: Thought for Today
What happens if you are travelling at the speed of light and turn on your headlights? 
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Ray
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Ray
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Greynomad
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Re: Thought for Today
I’m NOT, as some people think, condescending!
(That means talking down to people.)
(That means talking down to people.)
Regards & God bless,
Ray
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"I refuse to drink water, because of the disgusting things fish do in it"
W.C.Fields
Ray
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Greynomad
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Re: Thought for Today
Met a grumpy golfer yesterday.
His true feelings came to the fore.
His true feelings came to the fore.
Regards & God bless,
Ray
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"I refuse to drink water, because of the disgusting things fish do in it"
W.C.Fields
Ray
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Re: Thought for Today
The real question is, if you are travelling faster than the speed of light and you turn on the forward facing lights, do they become charging devices because light would be flowing into them rather than being projected out?
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T1,
I suspect that the light would try to break free of your headlights, and either overheat the lenses to melting point, or escape briefly (because its speed relative to your vehicle would be the speed of light) then when it exited the lens it would be doing twice the speed of light (relative to the external space), thus coming to a screaming halt. Your headlights would collide with the relatively stationary light and be pulverised, leaving you in the dark.
We then have to calculate the speed of light in the dark to see what happens next.
I suspect that the light would try to break free of your headlights, and either overheat the lenses to melting point, or escape briefly (because its speed relative to your vehicle would be the speed of light) then when it exited the lens it would be doing twice the speed of light (relative to the external space), thus coming to a screaming halt. Your headlights would collide with the relatively stationary light and be pulverised, leaving you in the dark.
We then have to calculate the speed of light in the dark to see what happens next.
Regards & God bless,
Ray
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W.C.Fields
Ray
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Re: Thought for Today
If the vehicle is travelling towards the light source at the speed of light, the light hitting the reflector and concentrating the light into the bulb would be travelling at the speed of light as well, so the light coming into contact with the bulb would be travelling at twice the speed of light forcing the light into the bulb and stopping any light being generated by the bulb because the speed of the light going in would be double the speed of the light trying to escape ..... dark energy explained
T1 Terry
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supersparky
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Re: Thought for Today
Looks like T1 was doing science while trying to figure how to get into Tiffins.
Cheers
David
David and Terrie with Bandit the travelling companion
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While I was trying to figure out what went south in the solar wiring on the Paradise actuallysupersparky wrote: ↑Mon Mar 29, 2021 7:32 am Looks like T1 was doing science while trying to figure how to get into Tiffins.
Did ya like the last bit, dark energy explained I reckon that was pretty shape after only 2 hrs sleep, starting to really feel it now though, too many miles on the clock to be doing this continuous 7 days a week crap, roll on Taggerty 
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