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Y'know, even if a solar storm wipes out the planets power grid it can be reset. It would just be like a huge EMP blast, some things might need to be replaced if they get fried with overload but it's not like anything is going to nullify electricity, it's basic science.

On 09-20-2010 00:25 am pyro777 wrote:
But I can't fly to the land down under on those!

On 09-20-2010 06:03 am Arch7ngel wrote:
Y'know, even if a solar storm wipes out the planets power grid it can be reset. It would just be like a huge EMP blast, some things might need to be replaced if they get fried with overload but it's not like anything is going to nullify electricity, it's basic science.

On 09-20-2010 06:03 am Arch7ngel wrote:
Y'know, even if a solar storm wipes out the planets power grid it can be reset. It would just be like a huge EMP blast, some things might need to be replaced if they get fried with overload but it's not like anything is going to nullify electricity, it's basic science.

Don't need electricity to replace solenoids and circuit breakers because they are basically just a piece of conductive metal, not to mention there would be millions of spares.

Told you your smart.

I know there a loophole to her proposed reconstruction plan. I can't help but think that it's not that basic.

Do you know what batteries are? They're just metal and acid that create a reaction, I think any batteries that weren't connected to something that could overload and fry it would still work.

I think we're missing the bigger point aswell, cause if a solar storm hit earth then the everyone would die of the radiation.

On 09-22-2010 22:13 pm MATA wrote:
Told you your smart.

Still, you listen, you smart.

On 09-23-2010 00:31 am Arch7ngel wrote:
Do you know what batteries are? They're just metal and acid that create a reaction, I think any batteries that weren't connected to something that could overload and fry it would still work.

I think we're missing the bigger point aswell, cause if a solar storm hit earth then the everyone would die of the radiation.

On 09-22-2010 22:13 pm MATA wrote:
Told you your smart.

Noo, I just heard this off other people.

On 09-19-2010 22:55 pm Arch7ngel wrote:

On 09-19-2010 17:43 pm PkmnTrainerNathan wrote:
You mean hydroelectric power -_-

Yes, that one.

On 09-19-2010 17:44 pm pokemonismylife wrote:
Not necessarily infinite

Huh, but there will always be wind and water, and nuclear reactors.. well they go forever too as far as I know.

On 09-23-2010 01:50 am 5-Year-Old wrote:

On 09-23-2010 00:31 am Arch7ngel wrote:
Do you know what batteries are? They're just metal and acid that create a reaction, I think any batteries that weren't connected to something that could overload and fry it would still work.

I think we're missing the bigger point aswell, cause if a solar storm hit earth then the everyone would die of the radiation.

On 09-22-2010 22:13 pm MATA wrote:
Told you your smart.

Noo, I just heard this off other people.

The ozone layer fends off most radiation...

Wouldn't you think the ozone would already be gone if that was true? I mean, Earth's been here for well over a billion years. Odds are that it's encountered some solar storms before. Even if the ozone layer has gotten weaker (and it really hasn't as much as people say), I don't think Earth will have so many problems.

The ozone i simply a layer in the the atmosphere where Oxygen is bonded in threes instead of two's I'm curious as to how that blocks radiation and is affected&destroyed by things such as CFCs unlike normal oxygen bonded in twos.

On 09-23-2010 14:58 pm pyro777 wrote:
Wouldn't you think the ozone would already be gone if that was true? I mean, Earth's been here for well over a billion years. Odds are that it's encountered some solar storms before. Even if the ozone layer has gotten weaker (and it really hasn't as much as people say), I don't think Earth will have so many problems.

On 09-23-2010 01:50 am 5-Year-Old wrote:

On 09-23-2010 00:31 am Arch7ngel wrote:
Do you know what batteries are? They're just metal and acid that create a reaction, I think any batteries that weren't connected to something that could overload and fry it would still work.

I think we're missing the bigger point aswell, cause if a solar storm hit earth then the everyone would die of the radiation.

On 09-22-2010 22:13 pm MATA wrote:
Told you your smart.

Noo, I just heard this off other people.

The ozone layer fends off most radiation...

Lol....

We're all gonna die

On 10-24-2010 16:42 pm PkmnTrainerNathan wrote:
We're all gonna die

On 10-25-2010 16:24 pm pyro777 wrote:

On 10-24-2010 16:42 pm PkmnTrainerNathan wrote:
We're all gonna die

If this was Gamestop you'd be banned for making a pointless bump

On 10-25-2010 16:24 pm pyro777 wrote:

On 10-24-2010 16:42 pm PkmnTrainerNathan wrote:
We're all gonna die

If this was Gamestop you'd be banned for making a pointless bump

Yeah sorry I was just talking about Gamestop prior to posting that so I guess I mixed them up

Gamestop?
We have EB Games here in Australia.
http://www.ebgames.com.au/
Don't listen to anything on this site unless u Aus.

On 10-30-2010 16:59 pm razor10000 wrote:
Gamestop?
We have EB Games here in Australia.
http://www.ebgames.com.au/
Don't listen to anything on this site unless u Aus.

"We have EB Games here in Australia."


"What? That's insane! Gamestop bought out all the EB Games in America!"

I think but I'm not sure.