Talk:Show Stoppers

Right now the Return to the Moon movement is stopped. We will have to solve a whole string of Show Stoppers to get it going and run to completion.

--Jriley 22:24, 20 April 2007 (UTC)

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PS -- I could use some help with this table.

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Your original text was this:

{|
On the Earth: || Celsius || Kelvin || Fahrenheit
|-
Human Body || 37 C || 310 K || 98.6 F
|-
Room Temperature || 22 C || 295 K || 72 F
|-
Hot living on Earth || 50 C || 322 K || 120 F
|-
Boil an egg || 100 C || 373 K || 212 F
|-
Afternoon on the Moon at the Equator: || || ||
|-
Mean || 107 C || 380 K || 225 F
|-
Maximum || 127 C || 400 K || 260 F
|-
Daytime on the Moon at the Poles: || || ||
|-
Mean || 0 C || 272 K || 32 F
|}

Which produced this:

On the Earth: || Celsius || Kelvin || Fahrenheit Human Body || 37 C || 310 K || 98.6 F Room Temperature || 22 C || 295 K || 72 F Hot living on Earth || 50 C || 322 K || 120 F Boil an egg || 100 C || 373 K || 212 F Afternoon on the Moon at the Equator: || || || Mean || 107 C || 380 K || 225 F Maximum || 127 C || 400 K || 260 F Daytime on the Moon at the Poles: || || || Mean || 0 C || 272 K || 32 F

Each row was missing a | at the beginning. With this correction on each table row, the script looks like this:

{|
| On the Earth: || Celsius || Kelvin || Fahrenheit
|-
| Human Body || 37 C || 310 K || 98.6 F
|-
| Room Temperature || 22 C || 295 K || 72 F
|-
| Hot living on Earth || 50 C || 322 K || 120 F
|-
| Boil an egg || 100 C || 373 K || 212 F
|-
| Afternoon on the Moon at the Equator: || || ||
|-
| Mean || 107 C || 380 K || 225 F
|-
| Maximum || 127 C || 400 K || 260 F
|-
| Daytime on the Moon at the Poles: || || ||
|-
| Mean || 0 C || 272 K || 32 F
|}

Adding it produced this:

On the Earth:	Celsius	Kelvin	Fahrenheit
Human Body	37 C	310 K	98.6 F
Room Temperature	22 C	295 K	72 F
Hot living on Earth	50 C	322 K	120 F
Boil an egg	100 C	373 K	212 F
Afternoon on the Moon at the Equator:
Mean	107 C	380 K	225 F
Maximum	127 C	400 K	260 F
Daytime on the Moon at the Poles:
Mean	0 C	272 K	32 F

The Farenheit temperatures are mushed up against kelvin, and im not sure how to fix that. Any suggestions?

-- Jarogers2001 07:26, 21 April 2007 (UTC)