Have you heard of the Olympus?
If you're talking about the Titanic's sister ship, it was the Olympic, not Olympus. There was also a third ship in the same class called the Britannic which was also sunk.
As a pure guess, it may mean they are less susceptible to static electric build-up.
I'm not so sure, there's some melting on the right side like ice cream does and cream cheese doesn't. Though I agree, I would eat it.
I'm guessing it was used almost exclusively to destroy trains.
Ah, I wasn't aware of that. Good, fuck 'em.
Not ruinous enough if they're still on the air.
Oh, how nice that they agreed to the fine. Wouldn't want to punish a company without its approval.
Mr. Burns Trump, your campaign seems to have the momentum of a runaway freight train. Why are you so popular ?
It is a terrible Street Fighter movie. But it is a passably good wacky action movie.
Przybylski's Star. A star that, based on its spectrum appears to have several elements in it that really shouldn't be there.
For the four remaining do you know if they'd be clear of the Roche Limit?
There's a short story by Ted Chiang called Exhalation which explores an idea somewhat like this. I highly recommend it.
Furiosa is told by her mother in Furiosa to use the stars to get back to The Green Place, but in Fury Road, she just goes east. And during the day.
The Sun is a star. Checkmate.