"After the Hiroshima, Fukushima, and Chernobyl nuclear disasters, fields of sunflowers were planted across the affected landscapes to help absorb toxic metals and radiation from the soil. New research now suggests that sunflowers (Helianthus) might be as good for the environment as they are pretty to look at."
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Yvonne 1 month ago
#41 Or maybe it was just a Mayan action figure toy?
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Feli 1 month ago
#22 Lasts "eternally" but consumes more than 200% of a same brightness standard incandescent bulb
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Hub 1 month ago
Feli,
Correct. But the point is that we know how to make long lasting products, but we don't because we want more money.
Correct. But the point is that we know how to make long lasting products, but we don't because we want more money.
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Kristy 1 month ago
#22 Google phoebus cartel 
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Roxie 1 month ago
#46 Meanwhile, they’re all baring their teeth.
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Experience 1 month ago
#2 Nobody gives a damn.
#3 Stupid fact. Paper are largely for stupid people.
#24 i u derstand her
#50 This is right.
#3 Stupid fact. Paper are largely for stupid people.
#24 i u derstand her
#50 This is right.
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Mindy 1 month ago
#35 two corrections; 45 is tire height as a percentage of the wide + the R stands for the speed rating not the V.
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Mina 1 month ago
Mindy You are right about the profile (45 in this case) being percentage of the tire width. R19 indicates the radius (i.e rim size if you will); 19 inches in this case.
V is indeed the speed rating (V=240km/h) on the depicted tyre. R is also a valid speed indicator, for maximum speed 170km/h. If R was the speed indicator it would be alone at the end like the V is here.
V is indeed the speed rating (V=240km/h) on the depicted tyre. R is also a valid speed indicator, for maximum speed 170km/h. If R was the speed indicator it would be alone at the end like the V is here.
Correct. But the point is that we know how to make long lasting products, but we don't because we want more money.
#3 Stupid fact. Paper are largely for stupid people.
#24 i u derstand her
#50 This is right.
V is indeed the speed rating (V=240km/h) on the depicted tyre. R is also a valid speed indicator, for maximum speed 170km/h. If R was the speed indicator it would be alone at the end like the V is here.