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**Cobalt Storm** · 05-03-2016 04:53 AM

If a man starts his journey in Baltimore in his 2001 Mustang, drives 65 miles north, 42 half miles north and west, then boards a plane in which he travels for 16 hours, going directly west, what is the eccentricity of Mars from the submarines? Oxygen level is at 21%.

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**ezzolucid** · 05-03-2016 04:15 PM

Originally Posted by Jacob46719

If a man starts his journey in Baltimore in his 2001 Mustang, drives 65 miles north, 42 half miles north and west, then boards a plane in which he travels for 16 hours, going directly west, what is the eccentricity of Mars from the submarines? Oxygen level is at 21%.

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Thats easy and a good question! To find the answer you simply have to reevaluate the specific rotation angle when the 4 moons of Jupiter is pulsating via either wood or a glass based pedestrianized area. Taking into account Baltimores aptitude for crossing the native species with alien crocodillypigs you can then conclude that if the oxygen level is truly 21% then the eccentricity of Mars would be just a fraction of a hoofless beach donkeys 18th swish of its tail (although this is dependent on texture of the grass 4 miles out to sea)

I hope this helps
Ezzo