Subject	Most everyone would be dead in a matter of weeks anyway.
Posted by	Flycaz on January 08, 2003 at 9:18 AM
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In Reply To	One question- posted by Milo (San Antonio, TX.) on January 08, 2003 at 09:09 AM
Message	I would get very, very cold. Pretty much only those living in an underground, nuclear powered, facility could last.
Follow Ups	NZR. Gravity, again. - AshsZ (FABio) 07:42:51 01/08/03 Neato. There's gotta be an application for the Z in there - hoss 09:03:11 01/08/03 Good read... very interesting. (n/m) - Kenny (9 psi TT + NA) 09:07:38 01/08/03 One question- - Milo (San Antonio, TX.) 09:09:57 01/08/03 Most everyone would be dead in a matter of weeks anyway. - Flycaz 09:18:56 01/08/03 You wouldn't even see the cold kick in, try tidal waves - Milo (San Antonio, TX.) 09:38:49 01/08/03 wait wait - would the absence of the sun cause the earth - Furious(Houston) 09:51:27 01/08/03 Without gravity there is no axis any longer. We would spin - Milo (San Antonio, TX.) 10:02:06 01/08/03 "We [c]ould spin in any and every direction" (if acted upon - thirteenthkind 10:48:20 01/08/03 The water bear would survive. - Chip(GinnMotorsports) 14:46:21 01/08/03 That's absolute nonsense >> - ChristopherTheOne 15:10:29 01/08/03 Agreed... I took the same classes. - Flycaz 10:17:08 01/08/03 Like the wooly Mammoth.. LOL. Maybe roaches, fungus and - Milo (San Antonio, TX.) 10:32:03 01/08/03 Atmosphere would blow off? Earth will still have its own - thirteenthkind 10:36:11 01/08/03 A look into the future. - sp1k3 11:49:47 01/08/03 Is your sig photochopped? Smoke looks weak if so. - Kenny (9 psi TT + NA) 13:54:32 01/08/03 Nope. Digital camera at night=weird focus I guess. That's - thirteenthkind 15:55:03 01/08/03 What are you tryin to say about my smoke? Jus' becuz - thirteenthkind 16:18:12 01/08/03 sun would not just dissapear - Xi0nX4 (ohio) 01:38:54 01/09/03
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