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Pelegrino is pretty good. Eventually water might become scarce. However I do not believe it will be any time in the near future.

I've seen photographs from space with the Great Wall in them. They are pretty amazing.

Huck, the great wall would count as being ancient. Other artifacts from the same time period are.

That is a pretty large temple.

Agreed. I think that is a large part of the science involved with trying to genetically alter the plants. To make them less suseptable to disease.

Wouldn't this be a good place where the saying "Anything in moderation" would fit nicely? Also depends on what crop you are talking about because sometimes biodiversity is not recomended. I can't think of anything right off the top of my head. Back to the cows: are their cows who produce milk...

Does anyone have any pictures of the pyramid(?) in Sri Lanka? I'd be interested in seeing what it looks like.

I heard about the coral reefs...had to especially after visiting the great barrier reef which is stellar at night even though I haven't seen it at night...all brown an crusty looking during the day time though. I knew a bit about the turtles too. It always amazes me how attuned to everything...

Those thumbnails are CUTE!:biggrin: I'm not sure where you could find a copy of the show.

Are there any other molecules that are this old or is it just the one molecule?

Yellow Stone National Park catastrophe? When was this and what happend? :confused: Would it be like the movie The Day After Tomorrow ? That would definitely not be good.

Do they have a tendency to make claims without the evidence of science to back up what they are saying?

GAHH! That's today! Just means I'll have to stay up late Tuesday night to watch my other show. :wink:

Huck, the orginal questions were; how does the moon affect the tides and does it affect any other natural phenomenon here on Earth? :smile:

Matthyaouw, do you mean the moon might effect the jet stream as well as the tides?

Huh, I didn't know it raised the water level on both sides of the planet at the same time.

Morning everyone! I was up late a few nights ago and I noticed how large the moon looked in the sky. Being a creature of habit myself, I began to wonder why the moon controls the ocean tides. I've been thinking about it and I couldn't come up with an answer. The moon controls the tides. Thats...