You could have been born on Mars when it had water. All that's left is dust

I doubt the mass of satellites is in any way comparable to the normal influx of meteors.

> An estimated 25 million meteoroids, micrometeoroids and other space debris enter Earth's atmosphere each day,[9] which results in an estimated 15,000 tonnes of that material entering the atmosphere each year.

So 250 vs 15,000 tons per year, round up and it's 2%. Another estimate said 40,000 tons. Satellites are definitely not a significant influence.

Jerboa working well as usual

I work in a chemistry lab

it's true, I was his hat

So in your opinion the US will bring the genociders to court a few months after there's no one left to kill and that's normal

They bring guns everywhere for "defense" and drive gigantic trucks to the mall. No such thing as overkill in the USA

take notes Chrome

blud was lost in the coat sauce. 180 mentions of it in a short essay. No wonder he's been laughed at for a hundred years

that's Austria not Australia

family farm?