Apple Tea
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« Reply #320 on: 10-25-2006 03:13 »
« Last Edit on: 10-25-2006 03:13 »
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Originally posted by coldangel_1: If light speed was increased then the visible spectrum's relative wave frequency would be increased also, turning normal sunlight into deadly gamma radiation. In fact, the visible spectrum would probably no longer exist under normal circumstances so you wouldn't be able to see anything, and stepping outside into the sun'light' would result in fatal radiation poisoning.
I may have misinterpreted what you said, and I'm no physicist. But increasing the speed of light won't change normal light of the visible spectrum to gamma rays. True gamma radiation has a higher frequency than visible light but that only means it has a shorter wavelength. All forms of electromagnetic radiation, or whatever they're called i.e. radio waves, x-rays, gamma rays, sunlight, they all already travel at the speed of light. I'm not sure but I think the formula goes like this: speed of light = wavelength * frequency? With speed of light as a constant. I dunno any physicist out there? EDIT: Wait now I just confused myself.
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coldangel
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No, the speed of light would still be the speed of light. Then you'd have post-light speed, or FTL. I've never fully understood why lightspeed should be a maximum, granted my physics is rusty... I just can't help remembering that at one time it was thought that humans wouldn't be able to travel more than 100 miles an hour.
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any1else
Space Pope
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« Reply #325 on: 10-25-2006 05:33 »
« Last Edit on: 10-25-2006 05:33 »
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Uhm...My brain can't interpret large amounts of scientific knowledge, especially to do with energy, so the past few posts confused and infuriated me. But I would think that, if at the time the nebula/message in the stars disappeared they were still visible from, say, earth, then wouldn't they still be visible a little while later when the crew got back to earth? Unless it takes them...okay, now I get it. I think. But then, wouldn't that mean that every time they go out far into space, it takes them hundreds of years to return home? Arr, t'is very confusing. Shippy moment I noticed today: Aww, Leela grabbed Fry's hand to yank him away from the internet ads in Bicyclops.
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coldangel
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Yeah, but if Farnsworth was telling the truth in Clone of my own then light's universal speed was increased across the board. I argue that this is impossible without deep frying all organic life forms in their own juices.
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coldangel
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Aww, but disproving Einstein is what all the cool scientists are doing. I'm just trying to be popular. And besides which, you know how much I hate speed limits. If I want to break the light barrier then damn it - I'll break the light barrier. The cops can stick their quantum radar gun up their quantum arses.
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coldangel
DOOP Secretary
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The science of loooooove.
Opposite and equal complimenting character traits + Leela's huge bust = Romance.
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coldangel
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Yes! Yes yes yes yes!
Well no.
What?
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jle1993
Liquid Emperor
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Originally posted by jle1993: OaECT+DHaT=L4aL Originally posted by coldangel_1: Yes! Yes yes yes yes!
Well no.
What? I meant Opposite and Equal Character Traits + Determination, Hope and Trust = Love for a Lifetime
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coldangel
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Originally posted by Apple Tea: So when Leela gets 'excited' it pushes Fry away.
No fair, you changed the result by measuring it. I think when Leela gets excited her nipples turn hard and her breathing becomes erratic. At such times fry should attempt to make his orbit as small as possible, and physics be damned
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any1else
Space Pope
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Originally posted by Apple Tea: Fry and Leela are likes electrons and protons. Fry being the electron and Leela being the proton. Fry's world orbits around Leela much like an electron orbits a proton, let's just go with the simple Bohr model of an atom for now... Wow. I just got shot right back to high school science. I remember atoms! They're those..things...we're...made of...right? Electrons, protons, neutrons...Haha, student science teacher saying he was representing a magnet when all he was doing was looking like a ballerina. Those were the days. I read..in Readers Digest I think actually, that people with similar genetic traits are more likely to be attracted to each other. It said other things but I've forgotten them. Oh, about how looking at someone helps in them liking you somehow. So Fry should just stare longingly at Leela for hours on end...
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coldangel
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I think that would more likely make her think he was a freak... or that he was staring at her eyeball.
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coldangel
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This metaphor has become cumbersome... I liken romance more to a quark or meson. Incomprehensible because I missed the last issue of New Scientist.
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coldangel
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Or if you stuffed them both into a tiny hot room and left them in there alone together for 24 hours.
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coldangel
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Peh! Humans and their alcohol-dependency... Just give me some good old-fashioned cocaine.
I think Leela always wears lots of lipstick as an insecure subconscious way of drawing attention away from her eye.
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coldangel
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In a small HOT room they'd need to take their clothes off.
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