PointsOfArticulation

He could still feel her in his arms. Rory turned over in the bed that he shared with his wife, the tiny lights on the ceiling softly illuminating her face.  She had finally fallen asleep, her cheeks streaked with dry tears.  He softly stroked her cheek, careful to not wake her, then yawned and turned onto his back. At least the Doctor had finally given them a bed built for two, horizontally-speaking.  Bunk beds weren't exactly built for married couples. Above him, the ceiling's tiny bulbs were arranged into constellations and galaxies, drifting slowly across the ceiling, propelled by alien technology that he would probably never understand

Leon says: question if we bulldozed everything in the uk so it was completely flat then covered every square inch with massive wind turbines ...would the uk move? Chris says: ...you know the UK is nothing more than a solidified trail of molten rock from the mantle, from where some part of the Eurasian tectonic plate poked its head above the surface of the sea? Leon says: ..i do now Chris says: Also, wind turbines spin on an axis that is in a fixed position, and that rotary action is used for, usually, generating electricity. A wind turbine would not influence motion of anything in any direction except for the blades of the rotor.