kirklennon
kirklennon t1_iybeblb wrote
> A few weeks ago I made a purchase on Amazon ... My payment is due tomorrow
Are you sure about that? November 30 due date is for purchases from October. If you bought it in November then you have a balance, of course, but it’s not due till December 31.
kirklennon t1_iy4gxj9 wrote
- The moon itself. It's a pretty big thing in its own right with its own gravitational field, and it's orbiting around Earth. A lot of things that would hit our planet end up hitting our moon instead because it's out there playing defense.
- The atmosphere. If it's not big enough, it just burns up, and even if it is big, it's both smaller and slower by the time it makes it to the surface, both resulting in smaller craters. When the moon gets hit, it's full-size and full-speed.
- Weather and plate tectonics. The surface of Earth is changing all the time and even a huge crater will eventually disappear. Craters on the moon more or less just stay that way until another crater lands in the same area and makes a new overlapping crater.
kirklennon t1_j1qlwyt wrote
Reply to comment by Spin_Drifted in Does PennDot accept apple pay for payment? Lost my wallet and getting EVERYTHING back on there and one those things is my license. by RateMe3456
I don’t actually see anything at that link that indicates one way or the other. Apple Pay isn’t a distinct payment method but is just a way to present a credit or debit card. The vast majority of payment terminals in the US accept industry-standard contactless payments.