Do you think NASA invented thunderstorms to cover up the sound of space battles?

Science & Mathematics by Anonymous 2018-06-25 03:01:53

Social Science

16 answers

Anonymous

Thunderstorms were around long before NASA.
Anonymous

Nah, that was the Russian Space Agency....NASA invented Velcro & Tang; everyone knows that.
Anonymous

Really? I thought the noise was the sound of space battles and lightning was when a spaceship got zapped. I am so disappointed to learn it is not.
Anonymous

The vacuum of space works nicely to conceal the sound---There wouldn't be any.
Anonymous

Thunderstorms were "invented" hundreds of millions of years before NASA was invented.
Anonymous

Don't be silly.
Anonymous

SPAM, repeated meaningless question.
Anonymous

No, no NASA did not do this, I believe.
Anonymous

Oh jeez I hope so.
Anonymous

Here's just a small sample of the other times this has been 'asked' here: https://answers.search.yahoo.com/search?... So tell us, how does it feel to be both unfunny *and* unoriginal? . .
Anonymous

Spam question asked again and again for the last few years at least.
Anonymous

SHHH!! Be careful what you say! They have spies everywhere!
Anonymous

You need to find some new material, Your joke is years OLD>
Anonymous

Thunderstorms existed billions of years before NASA.
Anonymous

I will answer this question if you tell me who was the first man to walk on the Sun.
Anonymous

Don't worry about it, as Space will be great again.