And after it was invented, it was only in black and white until the 1950s

Yes. Even a 50mm (2 inches) tree trunk will usually win against a car on urban roads.

Depends how you use it

As an emergency responder, I can say with confidence that when a car hits a tree, it’s rare that the car wins. The tree usually just shrugs it off.

It’s not “just” the speed of light though, light is limited by the speed of information, also known as the speed of causality. If you were to somehow exceed that, then your future light cone becomes very messed up, and effect starts to be possible before cause.

You could never get to the void because space-time has already accelerated the edge of all matter away from you faster than the speed of light.

Well it was a more convincing solution than just having level crossing arms come down and an infinitely long train cross every time you get near the edge.

Paleosaurus (that’s a real word)

Technically correct, just as yesterday was closer to the formation of the moon than today is.

And sometimes also astrophysics

Except its Italian, not Latin, so the singular is broccolo . If you want to use the Latin word,.it’s broccus

Right. I’m not American though, so I don’t recognise any of those companies except for FedEx.

The cost is in the lost productivity from having someone off work with injuries. A barbecue every 6 months seems like a bargain.

What does LTL stand for ?

4 bits is a nybble

The issue is that you’re starting from earth, and the earth already has a lot of momentum that keeps it from falling into the sun. To get an object from here to the sun you would need to counter the majority of that momentum it already has.

Oh of course you would take her side

You’re both just the same as each other.

As with smoking, vaping can be very irritating to people nearby who don’t want to smoke, so it’s not simply a matter of letting people do what they want, it’s about behaving in a manner that is socially acceptable when living among other people.

You do realise that aluminium (ium) is not spelled the same as aluminum (um) ? It’s not a case of the same letters being pronounced two different ways