a leap year occurs every four years unless the year is divisible by 100. In such case, the years that are divisible by 100 must also be divisible by 400 in order to account as a leap year. hence 1900 is not a leap year, 2000 is a leap year, but 2100 is not a leap year.

 

the perfect tragectory angle for height and distance is 45 degrees.

 

liquid rocket fuel is made of 2 parts: fuel and oxydizer. There is no need for ignition as they will combust when they mix. The perfect ingrediants for rocket fuel are Aerozine and N2O4 which must be in liquid form (extremely cold).

Mechanical fuel pumps are no longer used. Liquid Oxygen is released into the fuel/oxydizer tanks which forces the contents out the other side=less moving parts.

 

actually your wrong

there is 365 and a 1/4 days in a year

 

actually... you're both right..

but there is 365 and a lil' less than a forth of a day in a year.. hence information I gave earlier on frequencies of a leap year which is

a leap year occurs every four years unless the year is divisible by 100 then it must also be divisible by 400 in order for it to count as a leap year.. which explains why a year has 365 and more than a less than a forth of a day in a year

 

TTIWWOP....wait, scratch out the *** part.

 

I believe it's about 42 degrees. It's only 45 degrees in a vacuum.

 

The QWERTY keyboard was designed to maximize INEFFICENCY.

 

wow we throw out the facts and we are wrong sweet

 

The "WWW" for the internet when translated into the Jewish alphabet stands for "666".
Also if you give each letter of our alphabet a number A=1, B=2, C=3, then you take the word "Computer" For each letter of the word take it's asigned number and multiply it by "6" so C=1 x 6=18, O = 15 x 6 = 90, M = 13 x 6 =78. After you've done that add up all those products and you get "666"
Barcodes on all products have "666" in the exact same place. It's in the beginning middle and end.

Just a little info since the FDA approved the microchip for humans.

 

so did you wife get you a chip yet?

 

Is it an Intel Processor?? j/k

 

Isn't it quite odd how things work out like that.

 

The question mark's origin comes from Spain, except back then, it was placed horizontally as opposed to vertically and depicted the higher intonation of speech when asking a question.

 

if you place a piece of wood 12" long, 1/4" tall, 2" wide on the top of an airplane wing it wont be able to lift off due to the change in aerodynamic properties.