Molotov

Photons will travel the curvatures created by gravity. In the case of a black hole space curves so much that light is directed into the center. Or so I think...

...Also known as ORME, ormus, or m-state elements.

http://www.asc-alchemy.com/hudson.html

Basically this guy has found a way to extract 2400 ounces to the ton of rare metals(mainly from the platinum group) out of regular soil found on his farm in Arizona. He also claims this metal extract exhibits extremely odd properties such as acting as a superconductor at room temperate. Its very good read even though most of it is likely pseudoscience.

I think it is possible that life arose on this planet via a comet with simple lifeforms already on it. But I dont think we evolved from magic mushroom spores

Haha That reminds me of a story my freshmen science teacher told me. This one kid stole some Sodium from a school lab and rapped it in a paper towl. He stuck it in his front pocket and went to lunch. While at lunch he somehow spilled a coke on himself and the sodium reacted instantly burning his leg and wang.

This might be a little OT but does quantum entanglement allow for faster than light speed data transmission?

Like you could send a probe to Saturn with a "quantum transmitter" on it that was entangled with an identical unit on earth. Would this allow real time transmission to the probe?

Orbital inclinations from extrasolar.org

Sounds like a chemical lobotomy

I prefer the powder form.

The LD50 of caffeine in humans is 10 grams or around 50 to 200 cups of coffee.

I was just wondering what would be the best way to detect if water contains fluoride or fluoride compounds? Thanks.

Even at light speed it takes a whole generation to reach our nearest neighbour. Humanity will not get around to visiting all candidate systems within the lifetime of our species - it's a more effective use of our time to work on communication rather than travel.

If im not mistaken at light speed we could reach the closest star in roughly 4 years.

Does the this explain how a peltier works? Ive always wondered how something can cool below ambient by just passing a curent through it.