@kingyboy1234 @CraigBu42579653 @francesca_kms Generally yes, it generally of covers you for the damage I think you're referring to. It doesn't cover you for personal injury and the like. You'd need separate specialist cover for that, you can get family cover. Well worth it if you cycle any distance.
@kingyboy1234 @francesca_kms There isn't enough room for a car to overtake safely down that 'tight road'. If you belive there is, hand in your driving licence immediately
@God_Is_Great_22 @JimsWheels@ASPRoadSafety Some people think parody amounts are a little passรฉ but, I think yours is brilliant. You've managed to incorporate every clichรฉ. I could almost belive you are an incel, wearing a tinfoil hat, living at home with your long suffering mum. Keep up the excellent work
@LucTheDane@murfiano_steve @ByeFunds @neiltyson Could you please explain what stops the Sun / Moon spinning off into space or crashing into the Earth in this scenario
@MovetheWorld9@88dfish@KKMUFC2020@theJeremyVine Most of the roads / towns where built long ago (pre internal combustion engine), do you suggest knocking people's homes down to widen roads for cars?
Car owners are not in minority. You are not a hero championing the underdog. Cars are most certainly not an easy target
@PeskyPeddler @steptothestars @Flaps_OHoolahan @JuliaHB1@GretaThunberg@BBCRadio2 Most of the world is laughing at people like you, flat earthers, fools, circus acts. Your time at school should have taught you you're not bright enough to have a valid opinion. Back in your box little boy
@StevenG16207138@steptothestars @Flaps_OHoolahan @JuliaHB1@GretaThunberg@BBCRadio2 On personal, governmental, continental and a global levels most are making adjustments. Being a climate change denier is a bit like being a flat earther. The vast majority of the scientific community are in agreement, it's not really open to debate, the conversation has moved on
@StevenG16207138@steptothestars @Flaps_OHoolahan @JuliaHB1@GretaThunberg@BBCRadio2 Climate changes for various reasons, the position of the continents, the angle of the Earth on it's axis, planetary albedo and of course the composition of it's atmosphere.
Me? I'm currently superglued to Heathrow runway 2. Of course you won't hear about it, it's all a conspiracy
@steptothestars @Flaps_OHoolahan @JuliaHB1@GretaThunberg@BBCRadio2 Imagine it traveling like a wave but interacting as a particle. Some 'heat' traveling from the sun enters planets planets atmospheres where it interacts with its constituent parts (CO2 O2 etc). How it interacts depends on the structure of the 'substance' it interacts with.
@steptothestars @Flaps_OHoolahan @JuliaHB1@GretaThunberg@BBCRadio2 Yes, yes I do. People have been aware the sun is the centre of the solar system and the aliment of some of the planets for over 500 years. This isn't new information. the planets are used to slingshot satellites. Their position like their temperature isn't in question
@steptothestars @Flaps_OHoolahan @JuliaHB1@GretaThunberg@BBCRadio2 I'll help you. It's not the individual planets core temperature it's their atmospheric temperature, very different. It's not about different time frames, it's their recordable temperature at this precise moment. There alignmen like their temperature is observed + recorded
@steptothestars @Flaps_OHoolahan @JuliaHB1@GretaThunberg@BBCRadio2 I'll even give you the answers. The composition of the atmosphere affects the temperature of the planet. Change the atmosphere you change the temperature.
@steptothestars @Flaps_OHoolahan @JuliaHB1@GretaThunberg@BBCRadio2 Luckily for you Alan you didn't need to be around 10,000 years ago, you just need to answer some very simple questions.
1. Why is Venus hotter than Mercury?
2. Why isn't the Moon the same temperature at the Earth?
3. Why is Mars hotter than the Moon?