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They say he can do 80 miles to the gallon and he emits no false readings
other manufacturers have put a camera in a phone ...Why can't they just put a phone in my camera already. WTF are they waiting for.
I skipped the last 6 pages and this comment is meant for page 1.
Why can't they just put a phone in my camera already. WTF are they waiting for.
I skipped the last 6 pages and this comment is meant for page 1.
Ah ok thanks.I think Kodak went Chapter 11 - reorganization/refi and not Chapter 13 - discharge/liquidation. And they came back the other end a changed organization.
Context ? What does have this to do with anything ?!?In a few billion years the Sun will start getting bigger and become a red giant. At it's biggest the Sun's atmosphere might get out here to Earth's orbit. Maybe it won't.
Eventually most of the Sun's atmosphere will be driven away by it's solar wind and the Sun will end it's active life as a very slowly cooling White Dwarf.
The Sun's driven away solar atmosphere will become a planetary nebula as seen for outside the solar system. Planetary nebula are like fingerprints - no 2 are alike.
Here is a planetary nebula in Aquarius known as the Helix Nebula:
Nikon's stock price is only up $1.95 today too (Canon is up $0.07) ==> Nikon Corp.So would I be a jerk for pointing out that this thread started in May and remarkably Nikon still appears to be in business?
See post from KmH Studio 101, May 19. In this thread. We were both laughing at worrying about events we believe would happen, possibly, in the distant future. Meanwhile, I'm still waiting for the jet pack Popular Mechanics promised I would have by nowAh ok thanks.I think Kodak went Chapter 11 - reorganization/refi and not Chapter 13 - discharge/liquidation. And they came back the other end a changed organization.
Context ? What does have this to do with anything ?!?In a few billion years the Sun will start getting bigger and become a red giant. At it's biggest the Sun's atmosphere might get out here to Earth's orbit. Maybe it won't.
Eventually most of the Sun's atmosphere will be driven away by it's solar wind and the Sun will end it's active life as a very slowly cooling White Dwarf.
The Sun's driven away solar atmosphere will become a planetary nebula as seen for outside the solar system. Planetary nebula are like fingerprints - no 2 are alike.
Here is a planetary nebula in Aquarius known as the Helix Nebula: