Psh, sit down and care about shortsighted things like everyone else, citizen.How about there's another dark cloud, there is a freaking disaster in japan!!! :angry:
(sorry but I just hate the damn egotism surrounding this things, oy it might delay the pandora, oy they shut down the final fantasy servers, oy X persons of nationality Y died (hate that even more I dont need to know how many dutch people died its a bloody disaster no mather where the people came from) lets think about the people in japan who lost home, work and family instead of our silly little problems!
Reminds me of when people were waiting for Wiz consoles and they were worried a north/south Korean war would delay them.
Priorities.
How about there's another dark cloud, there is a freaking disaster in japan!!! :angry:
(sorry but I just hate the damn egotism surrounding these things, oy it might delay the pandora, oy they shut down the final fantasy servers, oy X persons of nationality Y died (hate that even more I dont need to know how many dutch people died its a bloody disaster no mather where the people came from) lets think about the people in japan who lost home, work and family instead of our silly little problems!
How about there's another dark cloud, there is a freaking disaster in japan!!! :angry:
(sorry but I just hate the damn egotism surrounding these things, oy it might delay the pandora, oy they shut down the final fantasy servers, oy X persons of nationality Y died (hate that even more I dont need to know how many dutch people died its a bloody disaster no mather where the people came from) lets think about the people in japan who lost home, work and family instead of our silly little problems!
The earthquake was so powerful it actually moved the entire island of Japan several feet.
The resulting shift in the Earth's mass caused the Earth's axis to tilt 25 cm. The day is now 1.8 microseconds shorter than it was before. That's about .000657 seconds per year. That is actually a huge number to be off by when you think of atomic clocks. I wonder if they're going to redefine a second (a fractional amount that would have no effect on anyone but scientists measuring the speed of light) or simply add negative leap second calculations into the calendar.
I wonder if they're going to redefine a second (a fractional amount that would have no effect on anyone but scientists measuring the speed of light) or simply add negative leap second calculations into the calendar.