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To: John F. Dowd who wrote (13017)	9/11/2006 10:38:37 PM
From: Lazarus_Long	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19790

The laws of Physics would be the first to negate the idea of beaming down a kilowatt. They would? You never heard of focussed beam antennas, synchronous satellites, and frequencies that penetrate the atmosphere? Communications satellites outputting hundreds of watts are already up. craneaerospace.com Total output power is as high as approximately 400 W, with eight 20-W SSPAs and twenty-three 10-W SSPAs. 72.14.253.104 Transponders parameters C-band Ku-band Number of transponders 26 4 Transponders bandwidth at –1dB, MHz 40 54 Transponders output power, W (number of transponders) 40(10) 70(15) 110(1) 120 rscc.ru No comets didn't bring fossils with them I never said they did. hydrocarbon fields are so enormous that one has to see the folly in meteors of that size 1. I didn't say "meteors"; I said "comets". There's a difference. 2. What? You never hears of the Chicxulub crater? The Alvarezes at UC-Berkeley? Iridum? pbs.org jpl.nasa.gov Water? So you think the earth has existed as an 8,000 mile ball forever and never been hit by anything? Remember what happened to Jupiter some years back? science.nasa.gov You might have heard of that outfit. It's called "NASA". Stands for "National Aeronautics and Space Administration". www2.ifa.hawaii.edu The University of Hawaii. They have quite a bit of water out there. aip.org Physics News. Wanna keep going? There's more. About that oil... ias.ac.in 72.14.253.104 space.com degrees awarded today versus those of yesteryear Apparently you got yours before the electron was invented.