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With Brian Cox, pretty good, but I did still fall asleep watching it.
Could somebody explain a couple of things (that were either explained later or just were left hanging)
1. Cox said that the considerable water on Mars froze, but they dont know why....well why do they think it did?
2. After it thawed again it all disappeared...well where did it go, under the surface? and why didnt it go there before it froze then?
3. Lastly, he just dismissed the theory that life on earth might have come on an asteroid from outer space....why? I thought this was considered plausable?
Could somebody explain a couple of things (that were either explained later or just were left hanging)
1. Cox said that the considerable water on Mars froze, but they dont know why....well why do they think it did?
2. After it thawed again it all disappeared...well where did it go, under the surface? and why didnt it go there before it froze then?
3. Lastly, he just dismissed the theory that life on earth might have come on an asteroid from outer space....why? I thought this was considered plausable?
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They're only guessing, and Cox is just the berk reading the made up tripe from a card in front of him.
They could have got someone off the street to do that. They're all bullshiners, and the BBC is a disgrace wasting money on this dung that hardly anyone watches. |
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Good morming and now on BBC2; "Dr Crippen's flat earth".
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Coxs
 Told what to say the creep |
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"Dr Crippen's flat earth".
Or mouse muldoon's flat nose. Which is more likely. |
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Although I bet he's acts like proper mouse face to face.
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theres some stuff on wiki...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_on_Mars |
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We're sick of experts and scientists.
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You really always crack me up, little buddy.
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Of course you are, the truth must not come out, how do you look yourself in the mirror? Theres no need for an answer.
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I usually tend to position myself in front of the mirror to see myself in it.
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As the act of looking at my face is usually combined with tears and depression however, I don't do it too often.
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To be fair I know the feeling,normally first thing in the morning
 yikkes! |
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I don’t mind this series, think it’s ok. You can’t hold it against science for having a go. Unless there’s a book perhaps with all the information in we could look to? Absolutely nowt in the bible that advances human intuition.
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1. Someone forgot to turn on the central heating.
2. It was a dry summer so they used it water their martian runner beans. 3. If you've ever stood on an asteroid in space you would appreciate that death is more likely than life. |