Science, ruining everything since 1745. You’re welcome.
What do you mean nothing “interesting” happens in New York City? Remember 9/11?
They’re just called lightsabers, but they’re made of plasma, which can be contained and shaped magnetically.
Science. Bam! It works. Are you listening, anti vaccination people?
Light can work that way. We just have not figured it out yet.
“Interesting” in a historical sense usually means terrifying in the moment. That’s why “May you live in interesting times” is a curse.
And that was The Neil Degrasse Tyson News Network.
But high energy plasma in a rotating EM field does.
Still leaves the question of how that critter got to be that way.
It’s the squared/cubed law.
The strength of the bones increases by the square of the size increase but the mass of the body increases by the cube.
Therefore if an animal doubles is size, it’s bones only get 4 times stronger but it’s weight goes up by 8 times.
At some point the animal’s skeleton is crushed.
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Ida No over 5 years ago
Science, ruining everything since 1745. You’re welcome.
Anathema Premium Member over 5 years ago
What do you mean nothing “interesting” happens in New York City? Remember 9/11?
John Wiley Premium Member over 5 years ago
They’re just called lightsabers, but they’re made of plasma, which can be contained and shaped magnetically.
Happy Tinkerbelle Premium Member over 5 years ago
Science. Bam! It works. Are you listening, anti vaccination people?
Teto85 Premium Member over 5 years ago
Light can work that way. We just have not figured it out yet.
Mad Sci over 5 years ago
“Interesting” in a historical sense usually means terrifying in the moment. That’s why “May you live in interesting times” is a curse.
mysterysciencefreezer over 5 years ago
And that was The Neil Degrasse Tyson News Network.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 5 years ago
But high energy plasma in a rotating EM field does.
Stephen Gilberg over 5 years ago
Still leaves the question of how that critter got to be that way.
AlanM over 5 years ago
It’s the squared/cubed law.
The strength of the bones increases by the square of the size increase but the mass of the body increases by the cube.
Therefore if an animal doubles is size, it’s bones only get 4 times stronger but it’s weight goes up by 8 times.
At some point the animal’s skeleton is crushed.