4 May 2007: France surrenders.
Update: Be fair, this transmission was involved.
Friday, 4 May 2007
Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose
4 May 2007: France surrenders.
Update: Be fair, this transmission was involved.
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No, no...they *compromised*.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like an improbable method of detecting exosolar planets.
ReplyDeleteHowever...
It is a good method of detecting exosolar civializations, at least those with laser technology.
Extreamely short but high powered flashes should be detectable over hundreds of light years.
(As some SETI guys have already said.)