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Atom Breaks Rules, Beats Friction
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| 30 March 2006, 02:05 pm ET
| Bjorn Carey
Posted on 03/30/2006 11:50:15 AM PST by The_Victor
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To: neverdem; PatrickHenry; AntiGuv; ImaGraftedBranch
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posted on
03/30/2006 11:53:54 AM PST
by
Ultra Sonic 007
(Hitler and Stalin have nothing on Abortion)
To: The_Victor
Atom Breaks Rules, Beats FrictionWell, we'll just have to figure out some new rules.
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posted on
03/30/2006 11:56:00 AM PST
by
facedown
(Armed in the Heartland)
To: The_Victor
Hmm. Put this in the sonofusion category, as in ; We don't know everything we thought we knew. There're a lot of interesting things going on in that area right now.
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posted on
03/30/2006 11:57:17 AM PST
by
saganite
(The poster formerly known as Arkie 2)
To: facedown
Atom Breaks Rules, Beats Friction
Friction sues for unspecified damages.
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posted on
03/30/2006 11:58:28 AM PST
by
Dr.Zoidberg
(Mohammedism - Bringing you only the best of the 6th century for fourteen hundred years.)
To: Dr.Zoidberg
I knew this would happen...just knew it!
Now I'll have to change the wallpaper....and who knows what else.
To: facedown
At 8,000 degrees was it still a molecule? Shouldn't it be in a plasma by then?, or in some other sort of altered state?
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posted on
03/30/2006 12:08:40 PM PST
by
D Rider
To: The_Victor
That settles it then. Chemical Theory has been disproven, and should not be the only theory taught in schools...
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posted on
03/30/2006 12:09:56 PM PST
by
Paradox
(".. and remove all doubt.")
To: The_Victor
"If you give it enough spin, it pushes all the guys around it away, and it builds itself a little bubble,"
Hey, I do that too!
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posted on
03/30/2006 12:10:16 PM PST
by
PoorMuttly
("Keep your eyes on the stars, but remember to keep your feet on the ground." - Theodore Roosevelt)
To: The_Victor
A small, peanut-shaped molecule that drives away everything around it?
It's the Jimmy Carter Molecule!
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posted on
03/30/2006 12:10:53 PM PST
by
WestVirginiaRebel
(Common sense will do to liberalism what the atomic bomb did to Nagasaki-Rush Limbaugh)
To: The_Victor
"If you give it enough spin, it pushes all the guys around it away, and it builds itself a little bubble," Sounds like a undocumented Mexican going to work in the midst of a bunch of overtaxed, overregulated and lazy Americans.
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posted on
03/30/2006 12:11:46 PM PST
by
frithguild
(The Freepers moved as a group, like a school of sharks sweeping toward an unaware and unarmed victim)
To: The_Victor
I heard that Bill O'Reilly tried to replicate this, but was unable to...
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posted on
03/30/2006 12:13:06 PM PST
by
Hegemony Cricket
(Rage is the fuel that powers the islamic machine)
To: The_Victor
270 trillion rotations per minute
I didn't believe them until I moseyed over there and counted em myself.
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posted on
03/30/2006 12:13:36 PM PST
by
HEY4QDEMS
(Remember 9/11. The left have already forgotten.)
To: Dr.Zoidberg
Shouldn't that read..
Atom Breaks Rules, Beats Friction
Friction proposes amnesty bill in defense.
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posted on
03/30/2006 12:13:39 PM PST
by
dwighteise
(People have more fun than anybody!)
To: The_Victor
Scientists have found a molecule that can spin freely in liquid, clearing out water like a person swinging suitcases would clear a crowded roomIt's been done.
To: HEY4QDEMS
Yeah, but after a measely 10 trillionths of a second it was all tuckered out!
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posted on
03/30/2006 12:14:45 PM PST
by
Hegemony Cricket
(Rage is the fuel that powers the islamic machine)
To: Paradox
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posted on
03/30/2006 12:16:27 PM PST
by
saganite
(The poster formerly known as Arkie 2)
To: WestVirginiaRebel
Spins freely in liquid.....The Ted Kennedy molecule.....
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posted on
03/30/2006 12:17:52 PM PST
by
Red Badger
(I must not fear.Fear is the mind-killer.Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration.....)
To: The_Victor
Seems to me that if this molecule was 8000 degrees any water immediately adjacent to it would have been heated to a gas thereby allowing the molecule to act as it would be expected to in a gas environment. Though it was submerged in liquid water, I have yet to hear of water that stays liquid at anything below 100C (at sea level of course).
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posted on
03/30/2006 12:18:01 PM PST
by
American_Centurion
(No, I don't trust the government to automatically do the right thing.)
To: The_Victor
Atom Breaks Rules, Beats Friction
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posted on
03/30/2006 12:19:26 PM PST
by
B-Chan
(Catholic. Monarchist. Texan Any questions?)
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