About this tag
On WindowsForum.com, the tag debris appears in discussions about cleaning dust and debris from inside a PC to maintain performance, as well as in speculative science threads about asteroid mining debris and nuclear debris on Mars. The tag also appears in a comment about information clutter making it hard to find pre-order details. While the tag is not a core Windows or hardware troubleshooting topic, it is used in contexts related to PC maintenance and general science discussions on the forum.
  1. cybercore

    [SCIENCE] Signs of Aliens Mining Asteroids

    After 50 years of searching the heavens with radio telescopes to try to contact alien life, so far the attempts of SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) scientists seem to have fallen on deaf ears. So is there another way to try to find aliens in our galactic neighborhood? Some...
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    • asteroid astrobiology civilization debris detection dust dust distributions extraterrestrial galaxy hypothesis intelligence materials mining nasa operations research search seti space technology
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  2. cybercore

    How to Clean Your PC, Inside and Out

    Cleaning a PC is more than just uninstalling a few apps and wiping off the case. Here's how to defeat dust, gunk, and other unmentionable material that gets lodged inside your desktop system. This article is not responsible if you turn your computer into a massive paperweight after trying one...
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    • aesthetics cleaning components computer care cooling debris desktop dust removal equipment fans filthy to fresh guide gunk hardware heatsink keyboard mouse pc maintenance tech tips thermal paste
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  3. cybercore

    Was There a Natural Nuclear Blast on Mars? Ever wonder why the red planet is red?

    Link Removed Ever wonder why the red planet is red? About 180 million years ago, a planet-shattering yet naturally occurring nuclear reaction may have wiped out everything on Mars, sending a shockwave that turned the planet into dry sand. Even more incredible: A natural nuclear...
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    • astrobiology astronomy debris dr. john brandenburg earth explosion gamma rays hotspot mare acidalium mars natural reaction nuclear planet propulsion radioactivity radioisotopes research sand space science
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  4. textureDnB

    Still pre orders in the US

    Anyone know for sure of anywhere in the US still offering to pre order their is so much debris on google you can't wade through it all, it's like the canned food and bottled water section a day before a hurricane forecast..
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    • bottled water cannedfood debris forecast google hurricane pre-order
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    • Forum: Windows News