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Where the BBC likes to name, shame and blame every natural event. Which of these should be held responsible?

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Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« on: 15 October 2017, 22:35:59 »

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Re: Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« Reply #1 on: 15 October 2017, 22:45:02 »

I wanted to vote but Trump wasnt one of the options.
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Re: Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« Reply #2 on: 16 October 2017, 09:19:11 »

That poll,s no good, Putins not there. ;)
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Re: Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« Reply #3 on: 16 October 2017, 09:20:06 »

I wanted to vote but Trump wasnt one of the options.
The Lamb Naga option is certainly trump related. Close enough. :y
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Re: Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« Reply #4 on: 16 October 2017, 09:37:30 »

 ;D ;D Voted
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Re: Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« Reply #5 on: 16 October 2017, 09:49:34 »

Since i'm from ull, and according to my local government representative, I have to blame Thatcher for everything  ::)
But since she is worm food i'll blame the Tories instead  :P


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Re: Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« Reply #6 on: 16 October 2017, 09:54:47 »

You know who would fix this? Corbyn. He wouldn't stand for this kind of weather, terrorising the good working-class people of Ireland!
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Re: Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« Reply #7 on: 16 October 2017, 09:59:30 »

You know who would fix this? Corbyn. He wouldn't stand for this kind of weather, terrorising the good working-class people of Ireland!
Now, where have I heard his name mentioned in that context before?  ::)
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Re: Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« Reply #9 on: 16 October 2017, 10:04:44 »

Seeing as the Beeb are so quick to pass blame, I have to hold them responsible  ::)

I suspect that terrorists will claim responsibility... But only once the numbers are in :-X
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Re: Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« Reply #10 on: 16 October 2017, 13:15:03 »

Global warming caused by the burning of trees infused with lovely smelling secent (vanilla) or (new car smell).  ;D




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Re: Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« Reply #11 on: 16 October 2017, 14:45:37 »

No, as I suggested in another thread it is all down to mathematics!!

.....and to further show the significance of UK weather and the dates containing 3 or 7 over the last 800 years:

1287 The Great Storm

1703 The Great Tempest

1947 The Big Snow

1953 Storm of the Century

1963 The Big Freeze

1987 The Great Storm

2003  The hottest day ever in this year

Now there are always exceptions......... :D ;) ;)
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Re: Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« Reply #12 on: 16 October 2017, 14:52:11 »

It was god wot done it...........again.
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Re: Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« Reply #13 on: 16 October 2017, 15:00:26 »

It was god wot done it...........again.

We live on a moving, living, planet without promises of what may happen next, as is the case with our lives ;)

Anyway, life would be really boring without "World events" :D :D :D :y
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Re: Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« Reply #14 on: 16 October 2017, 15:48:03 »

You know who would fix this? Corbyn. He wouldn't stand for this kind of weather, terrorising the good terrorist-class people of Ireland!

Fixed. :-\
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Re: Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« Reply #15 on: 16 October 2017, 16:54:37 »

No, as I suggested in another thread it is all down to mathematics!!

.....and to further show the significance of UK weather and the dates containing 3 or 7 over the last 800 years:

1287 The Great Storm

1703 The Great Tempest

1947 The Big Snow

1953 Storm of the Century

1963 The Big Freeze

1987 The Great Storm

2003  The hottest day ever in this year

Now there are always exceptions......... :D ;) ;)

What about 1976?
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Re: Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« Reply #16 on: 16 October 2017, 17:14:58 »

No, as I suggested in another thread it is all down to mathematics!!

.....and to further show the significance of UK weather and the dates containing 3 or 7 over the last 800 years:

1287 The Great Storm

1703 The Great Tempest

1947 The Big Snow

1953 Storm of the Century

1963 The Big Freeze

1987 The Great Storm

2003  The hottest day ever in this year

Now there are always exceptions......... :D ;) ;)

What about 1976?

It was just a very hot summer, but did not have the hottest day on record...........apart from that I said there were a few exceptions :D :D ;)

BUT, there is still a 7 in 1976 and two numbers dividable by 3 ;D ;D
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Re: Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« Reply #17 on: 16 October 2017, 17:43:14 »

No, as I suggested in another thread it is all down to mathematics!!

.....and to further show the significance of UK weather and the dates containing 3 or 7 over the last 800 years:

1287 The Great Storm

1703 The Great Tempest

1947 The Big Snow

1953 Storm of the Century

1963 The Big Freeze

1987 The Great Storm

2003  The hottest day ever in this year

Now there are always exceptions......... :D ;) ;)

What about 1976?

It was just a very hot summer, but did not have the hottest day on record...........apart from that I said there were a few exceptions :D :D ;)

BUT, there is still a 7 in 1976 and two numbers dividable by 3 ;D ;D

Indeed...back then seasons were seasons.....winter, snow on the ground for weeks....summer really hot....now its just seems to blend into one....with tad chilly in winter and a tad warm in summer  :-\
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Re: Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« Reply #18 on: 16 October 2017, 18:02:08 »

Ironically enough, Tiffins did do me a rather warm Lamb Naga last night.  Certainly there was a little yelp on my first visit to the potty today  :-[
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Re: Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« Reply #19 on: 16 October 2017, 18:56:01 »

It was god wot done it...........again.

We live on a moving, living, planet without promises of what may happen next, as is the case with our lives ;)

Anyway, life would be really boring without "World events" :D :D :D :y

Moving through space at roughly 67,000 MPH whilst spinning at about 1000 MPH. :)

The old girl certainly has a fair turn of speed.

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Re: Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« Reply #20 on: 16 October 2017, 19:32:10 »

It was god wot done it...........again.

We live on a moving, living, planet without promises of what may happen next, as is the case with our lives ;)

Anyway, life would be really boring without "World events" :D :D :D :y

Moving through space at roughly 67,000 MPH whilst spinning at about 1000 MPH. :)

The old girl certainly has a fair turn of speed.

And we are all holding on by the grace of God and the skin of our teeth!! :D ;)
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Re: Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« Reply #21 on: 16 October 2017, 19:33:53 »

It was god wot done it...........again.

We live on a moving, living, planet without promises of what may happen next, as is the case with our lives ;)

Anyway, life would be really boring without "World events" :D :D :D :y

Moving through space at roughly 67,000 MPH whilst spinning at about 1000 MPH. :)

The old girl certainly has a fair turn of speed.

And we are all holding on by the grace of God and the skin of our teeth!! :D ;)
Actually all held on by gravity, as discovered by apples :P
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Re: Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« Reply #22 on: 16 October 2017, 20:24:30 »

It was god wot done it...........again.

We live on a moving, living, planet without promises of what may happen next, as is the case with our lives ;)

Anyway, life would be really boring without "World events" :D :D :D :y

Moving through space at roughly 67,000 MPH whilst spinning at about 1000 MPH. :)

The old girl certainly has a fair turn of speed.

And we are all holding on by the grace of God and the skin of our teeth!! :D ;)
Actually all held on by gravity, as discovered by apples :P

Gravity is the least of mans worries, but on the subject of that force scientists are now identifying an interesting concept of Newton's observation.

Scientists are giving credit to it is not just gravity that makes the apple fall to earth, but also a case that the Earth is coming up to greet the apple. ;)
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Re: Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« Reply #23 on: 16 October 2017, 20:25:47 »

It was god wot done it...........again.

We live on a moving, living, planet without promises of what may happen next, as is the case with our lives ;)

Anyway, life would be really boring without "World events" :D :D :D :y

Moving through space at roughly 67,000 MPH whilst spinning at about 1000 MPH. :)

The old girl certainly has a fair turn of speed.

And we are all holding on by the grace of God and the skin of our teeth!! :D ;)
Actually all held on by gravity, as discovered by apples :P

Gravity is the least of mans worries, but on the subject of that force scientists are now identifying an interesting concept of Newton's observation.

Scientists are giving credit that it is not just gravity that makes the apple fall to earth, but also a case that the Earth is coming up to greet the apple. ;)
That’s right........bollix, innit?  ;D
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Re: Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« Reply #24 on: 16 October 2017, 20:46:35 »

It was god wot done it...........again.

We live on a moving, living, planet without promises of what may happen next, as is the case with our lives ;)

Anyway, life would be really boring without "World events" :D :D :D :y

Moving through space at roughly 67,000 MPH whilst spinning at about 1000 MPH. :)

The old girl certainly has a fair turn of speed.

And we are all holding on by the grace of God and the skin of our teeth!! :D ;)
Actually all held on by gravity, as discovered by apples :P

Gravity is the least of mans worries, but on the subject of that force scientists are now identifying an interesting concept of Newton's observation.

Scientists are giving credit that it is not just gravity that makes the apple fall to earth, but also a case that the Earth is coming up to greet the apple. ;)
That’s right........bollix, innit?  ;D

Not necessarily.  It was only back in 1632 that Galileo recognised the Earth and all the other planets in our solar system orbit the Sun, not the other way round. The threats and insults he received over that one! :o

Since then scientists have discovered so much, but, as I will always say, mankind knows nothing yet. Never rule out completely what could be true. :y
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Re: Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« Reply #25 on: 16 October 2017, 21:01:48 »

It was god wot done it...........again.

We live on a moving, living, planet without promises of what may happen next, as is the case with our lives ;)

Anyway, life would be really boring without "World events" :D :D :D :y

Moving through space at roughly 67,000 MPH whilst spinning at about 1000 MPH. :)

The old girl certainly has a fair turn of speed.

And we are all holding on by the grace of God and the skin of our teeth!! :D ;)
Actually all held on by gravity, as discovered by apples :P

Gravity is the least of mans worries, but on the subject of that force scientists are now identifying an interesting concept of Newton's observation.

Scientists are giving credit to it is not just gravity that makes the apple fall to earth, but also a case that the Earth is coming up to greet the apple. ;)

That was debated/discussed/pondered even while I was doing A level physics ... some 50 years ago !!  The theory of gravitational attraction easily allows for the large object to move towards the small one by a minuscule, almost infinitesimal, amount, look how the surface of the earth moves towards the sun twice a day... high tide caused by gravity  between moon and earth ...

What we never solved was the question set by Doc Hayward (our Physics Head was Justin Hayward's - of the Moody Blues - father.. he might not have taught me a whole lot of Physics .. but he did teach me a lot about music !!) ... who set us the question "if the earth moves towards the apple being dropped, even by a minuscule amount . ......   what happens if 6 apples are simultaneously dropped, one at each of the poles, and one at each quarter point on the equator" ... trouble was .. he never gave us an answer !!!  :)
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« Reply #26 on: 16 October 2017, 22:38:43 »

who set us the question "if the earth moves towards the apple being dropped, even by a minuscule amount . ......   what happens if 6 apples are simultaneously dropped, one at each of the poles, and one at each quarter point on the equator" ... trouble was .. he never gave us an answer !!!  :)

The net movement of the CofG of the earth is nil, although there will be miniscule bulges in the earths surface centred on the points nearest the apples - effectively the apples will act as 6 mini moons so will cause 6 mini tides.

Measuring "Big G" was the most boring part of A level physics. ::)
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Re: Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« Reply #27 on: 16 October 2017, 22:42:07 »

who set us the question "if the earth moves towards the apple being dropped, even by a minuscule amount . ......   what happens if 6 apples are simultaneously dropped, one at each of the poles, and one at each quarter point on the equator" ... trouble was .. he never gave us an answer !!!  :)

The net movement of the CofG of the earth is nil, although there will be miniscule bulges in the earths surface centred on the points nearest the apples - effectively the apples will act as 6 mini moons so will cause 6 mini tides.

Measuring "Big G" was the most boring part of A level physics. ::)

That was, if memory serves, about our answer ... 'twas not accepted on the grounds of .. "too simple" .... but no further explanation given .... :)
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Re: Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« Reply #28 on: 16 October 2017, 22:50:22 »

It was god wot done it...........again.

We live on a moving, living, planet without promises of what may happen next, as is the case with our lives ;)

Anyway, life would be really boring without "World events" :D :D :D :y

Moving through space at roughly 67,000 MPH whilst spinning at about 1000 MPH. :)

The old girl certainly has a fair turn of speed.

And we are all holding on by the grace of God and the skin of our teeth!! :D ;)
Actually all held on by gravity, as discovered by apples :P

Gravity is the least of mans worries, but on the subject of that force scientists are now identifying an interesting concept of Newton's observation.

Scientists are giving credit to it is not just gravity that makes the apple fall to earth, but also a case that the Earth is coming up to greet the apple. ;)

That was debated/discussed/pondered even while I was doing A level physics ... some 50 years ago !!  The theory of gravitational attraction easily allows for the large object to move towards the small one by a minuscule, almost infinitesimal, amount, look how the surface of the earth moves towards the sun twice a day... high tide caused by gravity  between moon and earth ...

What we never solved was the question set by Doc Hayward (our Physics Head was Justin Hayward's - of the Moody Blues - father.. he might not have taught me a whole lot of Physics .. but he did teach me a lot about music !!) ... who set us the question "if the earth moves towards the apple being dropped, even by a minuscule amount . ......   what happens if 6 apples are simultaneously dropped, one at each of the poles, and one at each quarter point on the equator" ... trouble was .. he never gave us an answer !!!  :)

I think the answer is as straightforward as you want to make it, which is how accurately do you want to measure any differences? Gravity varies slightly across the Earth's surface as NASA GRACE satellite is currently measuring at a far greater accuracy than has been measured before, where the earth is not a perfect sphere and the mass varies due to different parts of the earth being made up of different materials. You then also have the effects that the Sun, Moon and the planets positioning and distance have on the earth and apples.

I'm sure STEMO will be back shortly from walking his whippet and will have all the answers. ::) ::) ::)
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Re: Who's to blame for Hurricane Orphelia?
« Reply #29 on: 17 October 2017, 10:15:24 »

who set us the question "if the earth moves towards the apple being dropped, even by a minuscule amount . ......   what happens if 6 apples are simultaneously dropped, one at each of the poles, and one at each quarter point on the equator" ... trouble was .. he never gave us an answer !!!  :)

The net movement of the CofG of the earth is nil, although there will be miniscule bulges in the earths surface centred on the points nearest the apples - effectively the apples will act as 6 mini moons so will cause 6 mini tides.

Measuring "Big G" was the most boring part of A level physics. ::)

That was, if memory serves, about our answer ... 'twas not accepted on the grounds of .. "too simple" .... but no further explanation given .... :)

One scientific fact that could affect the answer is that the Earth's gravity varies at different points around it's surface.  It is not a constant force at one level (overall 9.807 m/s²) but as it is not perfectly spherical or uniformly dense then the force varies, not by a noticeable amount to us humans, but that variance is there which can affect such calculations as a falling apple(s) in different parts of the globe. ;)

PS Sorry, just seen that Rod has already touched on this!! :-[ :-[ :-[
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« Reply #30 on: 17 October 2017, 21:44:27 »

Do keep up Lizzie. ;D ;D ;D
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