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totalnerd undercanada

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« #17 : 08-22-2010 08:03 »
« : 03-06-2012 19:01 by totalnerduk »
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So now you're resorting to racism and boasting about how you go to private school? Well, that settles it then. I'll no longer be arguing with you about anything (beyond stating the obvious fact that Futurama's a cartoon) because you're clearly an idiot.
hating Americans is not racism Americans are not a race of people and secondly it is not a private school like in america or the other places you people come from it is just a school with better education we don't have a fancy building or field trips to Erope
You're a fucking idiot. Americans are a subset of humanity and defined as such by their nationality. That nationality is as close to a "race" of people as one can get in the modern world. They dress/talk/act different than you. Therefore they are a seperate race (which has nothing to do with species, btw). You're a racist. Americans are actually some of the nicest people I've met. You want to be racist? Hate the French. They deserve it. in the episode The Lesser Of Two Evils the professor said that that big thing is a single atom the why is it made of like 50 atoms and has 3 electrons circling it
It's made of several jumbo-sized protons and neutrons, with several large electrons circling it. (for those ho skipped Physics each atom has 1 electron circling it)
You fail physics forever. Each atom has an equal number of protons and electrons, with a number of neutrons as well (sometimes no neutrons at all) that is not necessarily equal. Ignoring neutrons for the moment, here's an example, Hydrogen atoms are composed of a single proton and attendant electron. Iron atoms are composed of 26 protons, with 26 electrons orbiting the nucleus in several layers or "shells". and dont tell me that they could remove electrons because if the atoms outnumber the electrons it beacomes unstable.
As little sense as that makes, I think you mean if the protons outnumber the electrons it becomes unstable. Which is nonsense. It becomes an isotope or a cation. It just behaves differently than the pure element. Please refrain from discussing chemistry and physics until you reach your eighteenth birthday.
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bearboots

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« #25 : 08-23-2010 14:54 »
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those cats with no fur are apparently really friendly. i wouldn't mind owning one, they wouldn't shed hair all over the place =.= with regards to uri lukins question/statement about the atom, it's important to remember that futurama is just a cartoon and that jumbonium isn't a real element. Futurama just depicts it as an element with atoms large enough to be seen with the naked eye. if you look at this picture of an atom;  it looks quite similar to what the atom in the episode looks like, i mean besides having a few more neutrons, electrons and protons than the picture above.  maybe don't get too technical about it and just enjoy the episode. i've always enjoyed the ones with flexo  ps: hope i got all the scientific references right. i didn't take science in highschool =.=
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Tachyon

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« #36 : 01-20-2011 14:14 »
« : 01-20-2011 14:15 »
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Not as exciting as jumbonium, but still interesting: The early "pictures" of atoms (like the famous xenon IBM on the cover of Time) were really Braille, having been felt with an atomic force cantilever thingy. This is closer to a real picture, presumably using beams of UV lasers. 
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DannyJC13

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« #37 : 04-03-2011 17:45 »
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Just been learning about this in Science recently, so the Nucleus is made of Protons and Neutrons, then there are shells surrounding them that hold the Electrons. The first shell can hold 2 electrons, then as the elements go up more Electrons are added but the shells after the first can only hold 8. Then they go up like:
Hydrogen - 1 Helium - 2 Lithium - 2,1 Beryllium - 2,2 Neon - 2,8 Sodium - 2,8,1 Potassium - 2,8,8,1
etc.... So the Tiara would technically be Helium...
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