Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for October 07, 2011

Wake me when we pass this spot again!

I always knew I’ve spent my life just going round in circles.

Did Richard Gibson submit this one?

No one wants to comment on the Antarctic krill? I, for one, find that pretty amazing and am not sure I do believe it …….or not.

MATH!!!!137miles/sec and it takes 250 million years to make a round trip.Then…In 250M yr there are …(250M yr. × 365.25 day/yr x 24 hr/day x 60 min/hr x 60 sec/min) = 7 889 400 000 000 000 secondsAnd at 137 miles/sec then we have traveled.(137 miles/sec x 7.8894×10^15) = 1.0808478×10^18 miles.That is1 080 847 800 000 000 000 milesNote.The distance from Earth to the Sun is 93 000 000 milesThe distance from Earth to Pluto is 2 907 000 000 miles The distance from Earth to nearest star 24,925,000,000,000 milesThe distance from Earth to the nearest galaxy is 1.05225147 × 10^18 milesLOOK OUT WE ARE GOING TO CRASH!

Wouldn’t it be that our solar system REVOLVES around…..instead of rotates??

I would have to say Richard Gibson needs to get a life!

And it came to pass…Btw, we only have about about 249,994,000 years to go, according to Archbishop Ussher’s chronology.

But the whales that eat the krill don’t outweigh the earth’s entire human population?

Strictly speaking, isn’t a round trip straight out and back, more or less, (rather than an orbit)?

Maybe I’m too picky; perhaps it’s round trip either way.

Gibson is Major Healey?

anyone have any old bay seasoning? i’m off to the Antarctic!

Are Antarctic krill those sea monkeys kids used to send for and get jipped on?

Read somewhere that insects also outweigh us.