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My daughter just pointed out the closer a body gets to a black hole the faster it goes and it approaches the speed of light, Einstein said that time is relevative the the faster a body goes time slows down, so we may never know as we approach time will slow down and we will never notice what's going on. :?:?:?:doh::?:C
Right, we need a flux capacitor, a Delorean and a thunderstorm to fix this.
Oh, and a script.
Kooky scientists we have, in abundance apparently :)
Nope, the other one, Immanuel Kant :p :DQuote:
Originally Posted by gregoryq
What about a sonic screwdriver? :2tsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Groggy
So nothing changes?Quote:
Originally Posted by Phil Spencer
jeez,
I,ve just finished painting the house, do youse think there will be much dust?
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Will, from my research (reading the New Scientist.:rolleyes:) I think what happens in that we approach the event horizon but never get there. Kinda like always being half way there all the time.:D I'mm staying in the deck chair, wine in hand all day tomorrow just in case.:qQuote:
Originally Posted by Phil Spencer
:hmm: Actually, I think that guy on Denton said they weren't coliding anything for some months yet. Tomorrow they are just turning the frig on.:doh: I hope they tell us when they're going to make this black hole we keepp hearing about.:-
No, it won't be a black hole - it'll be a resonance cascade. It should be at Black Mesa, but the Franco-Swiss border is near enough.
So watch out for aliens from the Xen borderworld, especially headcrabs and headcrab zombies. Don your Hazardous Environment suit and grab your crowbar!
Not a bad idea, but I have to take Rhonda to rehab :DQuote:
Originally Posted by tea lady
So should we stock up on head lice treatments????????Quote:
Originally Posted by Master Splinter
LOL...I know EXACTLY what youre talking about.
I did 8 years in that place and wouldnt go back there for all the money in the world. These days I only work offshore...no more crappy desert rigs for me mate.
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Originally Posted by Steve Fryar
x degrees of separation.
One of my Italian cousins (along with about 150 other people) helped design two of the detectors on the LHC.
It's a huge project with a whole bunch of different nationalities involved. It's cutting edge science, its pushing the envelope and I love it. It's a pity people like Einstein and Rutherford aren't around to see it all fire up and the results of the first experiments come in.Quote:
Originally Posted by BobL
The only excelorator I have is in my Jeep and the two of us have passed through many a black hole, at warp speed chasing pigs or going fishing. There is absolutly nothing to be afrade of unless your you're a fish or a pig.:burnt:
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