Recent content by DaveC426913

I think you will find an intersection of criteria between moon diameter, its orbital distance and the nature its parent body that explains a lot of the absences, though maybe not all. Many of the larger moons are around Jupiter, which has very strong magentic interations with its moons and...

They look dopey with that long droopy nose.

Googled "snopes hunters wearing moose heads strap man to roof"

Photo true; account false. "The photograph displayed above features an amusing juxtaposition of the usual hunter/prey relationship (the two beer-swilling moose are an especially nice touch), but that's all it is. Driving with one's vision impeded by a head covering and causing multiple traffic...

I have never seen anything remotely like that effect. :oops:

I do not think tornados and cyclones are treated as the same phenom, differentiated merely by size. Off the top of my head: - cyclones are driven by the heat soaked up from oceans, tornadoes by land (though waterspouts get their energy from water) - cyclones are formed and move at least in part...

Social media is lies. All of it. Unless you can verify it; it didn't happen like that. What's really frightening, is that a LOT of people do not know this.

Tell me you did not just make that up yourself!

Location, location, location. Cyclones in the Northern Atlantic, and Northern Eastern Pacific are called hurricanes. Cyclones in the Northern, Western Pacific are called typhoons. Cyclones in the Southern hemisphere are called cyclones. (And cyclones in the Southern, Western semihemisphere are...

MysteryMen (1999). (highly underrated film). Invisible Boy can only go invisible when no one is looking at him. An apparently useless skill - until the team needed someone who could get past the robot-activated laser.

*cough* ellipse segment! *cough* :wink:

Are you sure you want to open the accessibility can of worms? Because it's a pretty big can...

It meets A level. Just. I have not actually found any guidelines about body text v. link text contrast for AA level. I find guidelines about body text v. link text contrast for A level (3.0:1). I find guidelines about background v. link text contrast for AA level (4.5:1). But not both...

That does look a little better, yes.

Don't need to. Individual customization is already available. Users have control over their own browsers if they want to change their own settings. (A couple of members have made this point.) The point is: when a site sets their default state, do they cater to those who already have excellent...