That makes sense. I've always understood that the core is molten and seismic plates move about on a semi liquid. But I hadn't thought about it as a whole.

We are standing on a very thin crust of a ball of very hot liquid.

That impact is insane. It's like they are balls of liquid.

Imagine if there had been life, or if that happened now. Everything and anything just gone. In an instant. Not even fossil records or anything left over.

Thanks for you comment. Made me have a nice lunch read.

Step sister, watt are you doing!?

I'm pretty sure they've never thought about what soil actually is and think it's just been around forever since it's just dirt.

I understood that reference

Wth? Why on earth? What's wrong with you?

People who park their 2 seater bmw in the family spot while I'm trying to find a safe place to park with my family of 5.

US flag upside down?

What an utter twat.

That "Live scenes from New York" really sells it.

I wish we would stop stretching land masses and start stretching oceans in basic maps. We don't need the Mercator for naval navigation in our day to day lives, but knowing the real size of Russia and Africa would affect our basic view of the world.