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[David Bird]

Record meteor in Scandanavia: http://www.aftenposten.no/english/local/article1346411.ece

Well, near record, anyway. Nietoperz will have to fill us in.

Look Ma No Hands! Using the mind to type: http://www.physorg.com/news69039322.html

Global warming equals evolutinary spur: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2006/06/060608-global-warming.html?source=rss

[L Independant]

Sniff.

Global warming sucks.

[David Bird]

Nowadays Canadians leave for the winter. On the west coast here, we go to Hawaii or Nevada (not me, though, can't afford it). Back east they go to Florida and the Caribbean. Fifteen years from now, we'll all be staying home.

[nietoperz]

Well, we're having a heatwave here in Gothenburg. It's about 10 degrees warmer than the seasonal norm...

[Keb]

Nowadays Canadians leave for the winter. On the west coast here, we go to Hawaii or Nevada (not me, though, can't afford it). Back east they go to Florida and the Caribbean. Fifteen years from now, we'll all be staying home.

Not all Canadians, just the old ones with money.

They're called Snowbirds.

[David Bird]

Well, we're having a heatwave here in Gothenburg. It's about 10 degrees warmer than the seasonal norm...

What have you heard about the meteor?

[L Independant]

Not all Canadians, just the old ones with money.

They're called Snowbirds.

I used to called Florida Michigan's third peninsula.

It's kind of erotic, when you think about the geography of that;)

[nietoperz]

What have you heard about the meteor?

Nothing as yet, but then I haven't seen the Swedish news today...

[L Independant]

Nothing as yet, but then I haven't seen the Swedish news today...

Too busy watching World Cup to notice the sky is falling there, Chicken Little?;)

[David Bird]

One article said it was the biggest since the one that hit in Russia in 1904. And that it hit with the force of Hiroshima. Though I suspect that last one is just short hand for "really big".

[nietoperz]

One article said it was the biggest since the one that hit in Russia in 1904. And that it hit with the force of Hiroshima. Though I suspect that last one is just short hand for "really big".

I'm sure that if something hit Scandinavia with the force of Hiroshima I would have heard about it by now...

[Lord Simian]

I'm sure if something as big as Tunguska hit, we'd all have heard about it.

[David Bird]

What the Milky Way looks like: http://www.newscientistspace.com/article.ns?id=mg19025555.300&feedId=space_rss20

(Okay, its only a verbal description.)

Why we can't rely on one nation to get us into space: http://www.usatoday.com/tech/science/space/2006-06-11-nasa-pork_x.htm?POE=TECISVA

[Lord Simian]

Well, we're having a heatwave here in Gothenburg. It's about 10 degrees warmer than the seasonal norm...

So it's what, now, 12 degrees fahrenheit outside?

[nietoperz]

So it's what, now, 12 degrees fahrenheit outside?

It was 29 celsius today... It's almost 10pm now and it's still 22...