Warp Drive May Be More Feasible Than Thought, Scientists Say

[jimmy olsen]

Actually, they're much less rare, which you would know if you would just read the literature.

You must be using some new definition of rare that you made up yourself.  10,000 tons in all of space is pretty insignificant.

That's on one asteroid that's a couple of kilometers across.

[Neil]

Actually, they're much less rare, which you would know if you would just read the literature.

You must be using some new definition of rare that you made up yourself.  10,000 tons in all of space is pretty insignificant.

That's on one asteroid that's a couple of kilometers across.

Yeah, but the asteroid is floating in a vast volume of space.  That's what rarity is.

[Josquius]

Well yeah, technically anything solid is rare in space.

[grumbler]

Yeah, but the asteroid is floating in a vast volume of space.  That's what rarity is.

No, rarity is a Tim claim that he has examined skeptically.  Anyone posting arguments based on wikipedia details isn't being skeptical or even logical.