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ThomWV Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Nov-21-08 01:18 PM
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19. I far prefer a Chicken-gizzard bomb to one that relies on sub-atomic particles
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  -e=mc2: 103 years later, Einstein's proven right IWantAnyDem  Nov-21-08 10:20 AM   #0 
  - We shall now pause for one of those Neo-style "Whoa" moments  derby378   Nov-21-08 10:23 AM   #1 
  - I Would Agree That Splitting Protons  ribofunk   Nov-21-08 10:39 AM   #2 
  - you could be right  IWantAnyDem   Nov-21-08 10:45 AM   #5 
  - Part Of Your Concern Is Solid  ProfessorGAC   Nov-21-08 10:45 AM   #6 
     - Ah, OK,  ribofunk   Nov-21-08 11:34 AM   #13 
        - Isn't That The Whole Issue?  ProfessorGAC   Nov-21-08 12:35 PM   #15 
           - But the revelation that the mass of the quarks and gluons is only 5%  IWantAnyDem   Nov-21-08 12:54 PM   #16 
              - No Argument  ProfessorGAC   Nov-21-08 01:05 PM   #17 
                 - And that is precisely the problem  IWantAnyDem   Nov-21-08 01:15 PM   #18 
                    - Again, We Agree  ProfessorGAC   Nov-21-08 06:18 PM   #28 
  - I thought quarks cannot exist outside hadrons  muriel_volestrangler   Nov-21-08 10:41 AM   #3 
  - We should know within a few years  IWantAnyDem   Nov-21-08 10:43 AM   #4 
  - That's What I Said!  ProfessorGAC   Nov-21-08 10:47 AM   #7 
     - Would these be high energy photons?  chaplainM   Nov-21-08 11:07 AM   #9 
        - There Are Some Problems With That  ProfessorGAC   Nov-21-08 11:10 AM   #10 
  - Proton Bomb - has a nice ring to it  Paint It Black   Nov-21-08 11:04 AM   #8 
  - that would only be possible if a chain reaction were possible  IWantAnyDem   Nov-21-08 11:10 AM   #11 
  - Maybe with the Alchemist?  BB1   Nov-21-08 11:57 AM   #14 
  - Hey, Luke Skywalker took out the Death Star with a proton torpedo  derby378   Nov-21-08 11:33 AM   #12 
  - I was the geek who said 'Bullshit' out loud when I first saw Star Wars  riqster   Nov-21-08 01:20 PM   #21 
     - Not to mention sound in a vacumn :) - n/t  coalition_unwilling   Nov-21-08 01:44 PM   #25 
        - Oh yeah!  riqster   Nov-21-08 01:47 PM   #26 
           - The soundtrack is the unsung hero in  coalition_unwilling   Nov-22-08 08:05 AM   #29 
              - Agreed on all counts  riqster   Nov-22-08 09:04 AM   #31 
                 - Well to bring this Star Wars sub-thread full circle, do you think  coalition_unwilling   Nov-23-08 10:28 PM   #34 
                    - Einstein was noted for his spirit of fun at times  riqster   Nov-24-08 07:14 AM   #37 
                       - Thanks for the rec. Wil try to see if I can score it soon - n/t  coalition_unwilling   Nov-25-08 01:08 PM   #38 
  - I far prefer a Chicken-gizzard bomb to one that relies on sub-atomic particles  ThomWV   Nov-21-08 01:18 PM   #19 
  - Quarks shot the sheriff: Gluons shot the deputy  Fuzz   Nov-21-08 01:19 PM   #20 
  - SherriffJohn Brown always hated Physics class  riqster   Nov-21-08 01:21 PM   #22 
     - Every time I'd plane a ramp he'd kill it before it goed.  Catshrink   Nov-22-08 08:11 AM   #30 
        - THAT one must have taken some thinking!  riqster   Nov-22-08 09:06 AM   #32 
           - I was actually listening to some Clapton on the drive home yesterday  Catshrink   Nov-22-08 09:22 AM   #33 
  - And in another 300 years, the Vatican might agree. Maybe.  foxfeet   Nov-21-08 01:23 PM   #23 
  - But the fringe fundamentalist protestants will claim it's all a fraud  IWantAnyDem   Nov-21-08 01:24 PM   #24 
  - 300 years? You're far too generous  slutticus   Nov-21-08 02:15 PM   #27 
  - problem, the energy would just change into new quarks, making new Hadrons  Odin2005   Nov-24-08 12:00 AM   #35 
  - It's going to be fusion in the futre anyway, no?  bluedawg12   Nov-24-08 12:57 AM   #36 
  - Albert Einstein explains mass- energy equivalence in 57 seconds  NNN0LHI   Nov-25-08 01:13 PM   #39 
 

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