He shouldn't feel more than 1 G pushing back on him. I know I abused units, but it's no more force than the ground pushing back on you. Newton's 3rd law. Terminal velocity means acceleration of gravity = -acceleration due to resistance. Otherwise, as long as he doesn't go very far past TV, he shouldn't have to worry too much in that regard (With or without all the other problems). Friction and heat? I don't know how bad that'll be, I hope he does the math before cooking like an egg. If he does cook, that is.
Yeah, we could spend more money on oranges by not funding apples. Rovers deal with exploration, and the shuttle was responsible for a bunch of other jobs.
But like American coders, they have one collective Achilles' heel: Make a surgical strike on their ramen noodle production facilities and their whole tech infrastructure will fall to its knees.
[Pendantic Man]Strictly speaking, fire deals with stuff reacting with oxygen exothermically. Given that nuclear reactions do not deal with combustion, "nuclear fire" is rather inappropriate to say.
The proper term you're looking for is "Big Damn Boom".[/Pendantic Man]
Doesn't Tritium have a half life of 12 years? My understanding is that you need a whole bunch of this stuff to be dangerous, and even then it becomes safe quickly.
I-am-not-a-nuclear-scientist Disclaimer: It is also my understanding that inhaling tritium makes your voice go higher.
Chill, I was not flame baiting. I really didn't think MS should bother, that was my point. The whole 'wait for a good OS' was just poking fun. If you got all upset about it, then you probably have been glued to your computer for too long, whatever the OS may be.
Agreed. Microsoft should be allowed to contribute once they prove themselves at building a good OS. Probably somewhere around Web 6.0, but we're patient.
Without mind-altering substances? Well, go to a very dark, open place at night and look at the sky for a little while. Then imagine all those little stars as bright as the sun. Then imagine all that compressed to one point. That should sort of help.
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I didn't got it.
They're all still in orbit.
He shouldn't feel more than 1 G pushing back on him. I know I abused units, but it's no more force than the ground pushing back on you. Newton's 3rd law. Terminal velocity means acceleration of gravity = -acceleration due to resistance. Otherwise, as long as he doesn't go very far past TV, he shouldn't have to worry too much in that regard (With or without all the other problems). Friction and heat? I don't know how bad that'll be, I hope he does the math before cooking like an egg. If he does cook, that is.
Well, it's natural selection . . . :P
Outlaw electromagnetic radiation and then only criminals will have EMR?
You mean the mods have to read TFCs? D:
Yeah, we could spend more money on oranges by not funding apples. Rovers deal with exploration, and the shuttle was responsible for a bunch of other jobs.
Huh, I got to play it nice for a while. Then it kept on stopping. Now it won't play at all. Good show, up as far as I could see (~15 minutes).
And Flash really really needs to die for the greater good. And for us Linux users.
In Washington America, Hillary fires you!
But like American coders, they have one collective Achilles' heel: Make a surgical strike on their ramen noodle production facilities and their whole tech infrastructure will fall to its knees.
[Pendantic Man]Strictly speaking, fire deals with stuff reacting with oxygen exothermically. Given that nuclear reactions do not deal with combustion, "nuclear fire" is rather inappropriate to say.
The proper term you're looking for is "Big Damn Boom".[/Pendantic Man]
Doesn't Tritium have a half life of 12 years? My understanding is that you need a whole bunch of this stuff to be dangerous, and even then it becomes safe quickly.
I-am-not-a-nuclear-scientist Disclaimer: It is also my understanding that inhaling tritium makes your voice go higher.
"Security Man, my old nemesis, we meet again!."
Mozilla doesn't make OS's. Just the system. :P
Chill, I was not flame baiting. I really didn't think MS should bother, that was my point. The whole 'wait for a good OS' was just poking fun. If you got all upset about it, then you probably have been glued to your computer for too long, whatever the OS may be.
Actually, by my logic, it was a joke.
Agreed. Microsoft should be allowed to contribute once they prove themselves at building a good OS. Probably somewhere around Web 6.0, but we're patient.
No. What if a giant picks the reactor up and uses it to hammer pedestrians? Didn't think of that, did they? Failproof, my foot.
Me too. Shirley Jackson would weep at the number of wasted stones.
I'll sell you one that goes to 12.
Yes, although given the predisposition for earthquakes to cause magnetar flares, this is just too much to match up as coincidence.
Okay, so that's a minus for drugs.
No, some places on earth have an advantage. They're a little farther awa
Without mind-altering substances? Well, go to a very dark, open place at night and look at the sky for a little while. Then imagine all those little stars as bright as the sun. Then imagine all that compressed to one point. That should sort of help.
Ionizing radiation increase your risk of cancer. Ionizing radiation screws up all kinds of stuff. Ionizing radiation gets inside your cells.
Problem is, cell phone signals are *nowhere* near ionizing.
Common sense does go a long way. But you have to have at least a basic grasp of the concepts involved.