you know, i've never thought about this before.....but now i can't stop thinking about it...
Vox's visualizations in their videos are always top-notch. I'd never take time to look into a question like this, but they do, and they present it in such a nice way.
I love presentations that make you ask a question in sincerity and then answer it in an entertaining manner. Would I care to know why Saturn's rings are sometimes incomplete? No, but if these guys tricked me into being interested, you wouldn't be able to tear me away from their video about it. :v:
[QUOTE=Quark:;51775699]I love presentations that make you ask a question in sincerity and then answer it in an entertaining manner. [B]Would I care to know why Saturn's rings are sometimes incomplete?[/B] No, but if these guys tricked me into being interested, you wouldn't be able to tear me away from their video about it. :v:[/QUOTE]
Which video was that? I can't seem to find it.
[QUOTE=Quark:;51775699]Would I care to know why Saturn's rings are sometimes incomplete?[/QUOTE]
isn't that caused by shepherd moons which orbit real close to the rings and pull material from them
@38 seconds.
Why is the sound coming out of the microphone part of the handset?
[QUOTE=Zephyrs;51775991]@38 seconds.
Why is the sound coming out of the microphone part of the handset?[/QUOTE]
Because that's where the mouth of the phone is :v:
[QUOTE=gokiyono;51776476]Because that's where the mouth of the phone is :v:[/QUOTE]
but that's the part of the phone you're supposed to speak to, not where the sound is coming out
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