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2024 Countdown Thread

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Academic All Big Ten
All Big Ten
All-American
Captain

Quinn Pitcock
 
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DaddyBigBucks said:
2x All-Big Ten
Team MVP
3x Academic All-American
Ohio State Athletics Hall of Fame
National Jewish Sports Hall of Fame

Dr. John Frank


4x Academic All B1G
Catcher of Passes on Fake Punts in the B1G CG (ref. day 91)

Luke Farrell
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Correct my math here:
Today is June 3. So there's 27 more days in June.
There's 31 days in July.
There's 30 days in August to get to the 30th.
I count 88 days.

So does Google.
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Is this some ploy to make me miss the first game?
 
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cincibuck said:
So if a space ship leaving earth and heading toward Mars is traveling at Earth speed, and another space ship is leaving Mars and heading toward earth traveling at Martian speed, where will they pass each other?
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Earth speed relative to what?
Martian speed relative to what?

On a completely unrelated note; have you ever noticed that taking someone’s question at face value is often done purely as a convenient means of pretending that you’ve missed their actual point?
 
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DaddyBigBucks said:
Earth speed relative to what?
Martian speed relative to what?

On a completely unrelated note; have you ever noticed that taking someone’s question at face value is often done purely as a convenient means of pretending that you’ve missed their actual point?
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No, but let's try it this way: So if a space ship leaving earth and heading toward Mars will reach Mars in 185 Earth days, and another space ship is leaving Mars and heading toward earth will arrive in 203 days, where will they pass each other?
 
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cincibuck said:
No, but let's try it this way: So if a space ship leaving earth and heading toward Mars will reach Mars in 185 Earth days, and another space ship is leaving Mars and heading toward earth will arrive in 203 days, where will they pass each other?
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If they each follow the most efficient path for their respective trips (the math is basically a modified Hohmann Transfer) then they are very unlikely to come anywhere near each other.
 
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