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If you're in a desert, they can talk to each other about two kilometers apart.
It started slowly, but as they emitted gravitational waves, they grew closer together, accelerating in speed, until, when they were revolving at almost the speed of light, they fused into a single black hole that had 60 times the mass of the Sun, but compressed into the space of 360 kilometers.
Each one is four kilometers long; one is in Livingston, Louisiana, in the middle of a beautiful forest, and the other is in Hanford, Washington, in the middle of the desert.
The interferometers have lasers that travel from the center through four kilometers in-vacuum, are reflected in mirrors and then they return.
The first gravitational wave produced a difference in the distance of four-thousandths of a proton over four kilometers.
In particular, they require minimum sound levels at specific frequency bands up to the speed of 30 kilometers per hour.
An explosion like this would create a fireball capable of decimating a few city blocks and a shockwave damaging buildings several kilometers away.
The shockwave of energy would travel several kilometers beyond the fireball’s radius in the first few seconds.
Finding shelter is especially important if the fireball occurs close to the earth, as it will pull thousands of tons of dirt and debris several kilometers into the atmosphere.
Created several kilometers up, dangerous concentrations of this material would be driven by upper atmospheric winds, potentially leading to hazardous levels of fallout in areas up to tens of kilometers downwind.
In Wright’s age, the fastest elevators moved a mere 22 kilometers per hour.
Most of Britain, all of Scandinavia, covered by ice several kilometers thick.
We offered 10 million dollars in cash for the first reusable ship, carry three people up to 100 kilometers, come back down, and within two weeks, make the trip again.
Now we're going to go 2,000 kilometers, or about 1,200 miles, north of Oslo, only 600 miles from the Pole, and this is arguably the most strategic island you've never heard of.
And some of these waves travel for more than a week, with swells originating more than 10,000 kilometers away from shore.
This is our distribution center, which is about 20 kilometers outside of Kigali.
And then once that Zip is ready to go, we accelerate it from zero to 100 kilometers an hour in about half of a second.
This is actually watching a delivery happen from our distribution center; this vehicle is about 50 kilometers away.
So we have to be able to decelerate the plane from about 100 kilometers an hour to zero in half of a second.
Instead of metal, glass can be carefully melted and drawn into flexible fiber strands, hundreds of kilometers long and no thicker than human hair.
Over a million kilometers of cable crisscross our ocean floors to link the continents— that’s enough to wind around the Equator nearly thirty times.
Beneath a surface layer of ice thicker than Mount Everest, there exists a liquid ocean as much as 100 kilometers deep.
Today, the Seychelles is on track to protect 400,000 square kilometers of ocean.
If they get the support they need over the next five years, they could protect four million square kilometers of ocean.
And that's what it looks like in comparison to Manhattan, 30 square kilometers, that's the scale of the city.
One setting offers protection from this radiation and an alternative energy source: the hydrothermal vents that wind across the ocean floor, covered by kilometers of seawater and bathed in complete darkness.
And one Saturday morning at 3am, she got up, packed her rucksack and traveled more than a thousand kilometers, only to have a political argument with a stranger.
And she picks up her daughter in her arms and walks for five kilometers to the government PHC.
And so we came up with the bright idea that instead of getting people to walk 10, 15 kilometers to see doctors, you get the doctors to the people.
So this created a reservoir 600 kilometers long, one of the largest reservoirs ever created.
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