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/me slaps some kitties with Newton's first law

A good way to formulate a hypothesis is to write what you think will happen after a certain action.

You still need to get the "hey i did this with a little help, lets try the next one myyself"-spark, afer that, nuclear physics may be fun to do

Element X, half life 500 hours, 64 atoms present. After 500 hours: 32 atoms present, or 0.5 x 64. After 1000 hours: 16 atoms present, or 0.5 x 0.5 x 64. After 1500 hours: 8 atoms present, or 0.5 x 0.5 x 0.5 x 64.

Well to keep it very simple: top plate = cloud, bottom = ground. And you form a kind of lab-scale lightning by piling up electrons in the cloud plate. At one point it sparks.

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*Fswd points and laughs at the science n00b (yes n00b, not newb. I hope your 1337-ness knows what the difference is)

From what on what?

What is the definition of a detergent?

Ok, now about the chromosomes, think about it

http://www.scienceforums.net/forum/showpost.php?p=350747&postcount=6

Same thread

Impossible, you still need to cross at least once

What is the definition of a propagation cell? What does mitosis do? Is there a significant difference?

What's your logic behind that?

Because IR lies on the red side and UV on the violet side, and we already perceive near IR/UV as red/violet.

My guess it would just be a shade of purple, like IR would be a shade of red

Yup as UV is prone to make radicals out of all sorts of stuff. I guess it's the sheer amount of energy put on the rhodopsin that breaks it down.

Ultrasonic.../me points at bats, or is that considered supersonic?

it`s not terminology it`s semantics more than anything else as such a thing would be entirely Relative, an Anti-matter universe (to us) would not be to those that reside in it, We would be.

 

Anti just means opposite, it doesn`t imply right or wrong.

That is what i was trying to say

I`m sure that if there were such a condensed conglomerate of this, it would be more than easily observable anywhere in the universe by the amount annihilation radiation given off.

 

also a "universe" composed entirely of anti-mater would have no real reason to behave any differently to this one, particle for particle just reverse charges

 

that would be My speculation.

I think you can say we live in a universe of antimatter, and the stuff we create is matter. It's only terminology.

If you rotate a square, you get a cylinder. The OP speaks of extending, and extending, e.g. give depth to a circle, forms a cylinder

Does a puddle of gasoline burn up in a flash? NO, its only the vapors that ignite, as it is with jet fuel

Difference in what?

Simple: mankind is both arrogant and scared.

The same reason why we have 100+ elements and not 4

And what is wrong with going to an university or something and ask if you can use their AAS?

Or you could have steered to the middle of the road and happily kept cycling there