Endy0816

He has a habit of running around naked at night... Or, at least he used to.

 

 

 

Well lets just say i am a bit more... careful now days...

 

Not sure what to say to this one, less sure what to say about iNow knowing this information.

He's right it wouldn't. Same gravity would be felt at the Earth.

 

Mass is the same so the gravity is the same. It is only inside the hole that you'd notice the difference(perpetual darkness not withstanding).

College: Stouffer

Navy training: Puft (it was 1984, if that helps place it)

 

Thank you for making me feel better about my own age

 

Navy Training 2002, D-Bone, D-money.

 

Endy, came from Indy when there was naming conflict with 'myself' on a message board. Ordinarily untaken though think I have finally run into an inevitable naming conflict with the RL scientist Drew Endy. He's a good sort though and is welcome to it.

 

 

I was called turtle for a while, then snake, then Moondog, and now of course Moontanman...

 

I have to ask, does your nickname relate to the moon, a mountain or both? I have found assumption can do a number on nickname meaning. More than a few mistake my name for some sort of Endymion reference.

The black hole itself is 3 dimensional. There is no getting around the gravitational forces by going in at an angle.

 

Probe would also be flying into a relativistic jet. Be a bad bad day for the probe.

2. Bones are good for soup, and spare ribs are awesome. Skin is good for certain dishes, as well as for leather. Liver is really nice in certain dishes as well as in a sausage for on bread and toast (foie gras). Some people enjoy offals in general (haggis). Of course, we shouldn't forget blood sausages, tongue sausage, the ox tail stew, the pig feet and chicken feet. Ok, you probably get the point. We can replace meat (the muscles), but we still want all that other food from animals as well. If we want to avoid having to grow animals for food, we must replace the whole thing, not just a part of it. So, who's gonna grow me some artificial bacon?

 

 

A new(and tasty) use for biological scaffolds!

Yeah, I see your point. Personally only ever really watched the marine variety. Feeding off the submarine and in the barnacles on the pier. Freshwater encounters were almost exclusively as a result of seeing crawdad fishing and gut reaction overrode any and all scientific interest.

I was just posting a couple of high salinity examples. No true marine ones out there(though the crab-eating frog comes close), but should be enough to raise reasonable doubt.

 

Several species go to great lengths to avoid laying eggs in the ocean. IMO seems more plausible that something that doesn't have to doesn't, than does. Interesting to think about though.

There are a number that can handle high levels of salinity. The crab-eating frog is a good example. Name kind of says it all there. Taylor's Salamander is another(Salamanders need love too).

 

 

Saw this in Wired. Pretty interesting work.

Mine was based off of this:

 

 

 

 

 

Using ceramics, maybe something in the theater style? Should come out looking pretty good.

 

Did a death mask using plaster at one point. If you can find a plastic craft mask that helps out a lot with the forming.

Knowledge of an insane act can cause copycats. Suicide is a big area you see this in.

 

Depending on your country there may already be media restrictions in place.

Think in terms of heat transfer.

 

Water vs Air

Does anyone know if a rotating plasma can also undergo time dilation?

 

Been thinking off and on about how it might allow a plasma ball to last longer than one would otherwise expect. Just not sure what the math would look like for a rotating system.

 

Got to love cats

 

 

"He's good at quantum physics, just don't get him started on Schrödinger."

As I think was already mentioned, the "200 Rat study" was flawed.

 

http://www.forbes.com/sites/stevensalzberg/2012/09/24/does-genetically-modified-corn-cause-cancer-a-flawed-study/

 

...and the Rats given Roundup in their drinking water lived the longest.

 

 

We've been selecting for size, taste(sugars) and ease of manual harvesting. These are the nice, wholesome, "natural" crops we're talking about here.

 

In the process we've introduced a number of undesirable traits along the way. We need to undo at least some of these in less than the thousands of years that it took to get to this point.

 

Ocean problems are going to mean an increase in crop production. Mainly for our livestock barring acceptance of insect protein and/or lab grown meat. Anything that doesn't mean yet more land converted with resultant pollution is something worth investigating. Probably won't be a choice in the end. Necessity moves society forward like little else.

Scents are different chemical compounds, considerably more complex than photons.

Number 2, 7, and 8 is wrong.

 

2.) The butcher weighs meat.

 

7.) You can't take pictures using wooden legs. You'll need a camera.

 

8.) If you passed the person in 2nd place, you will be in 2nd place.

 

lol

1. Johnny

Female Clerk

Everest

None

Incorrectly

Lives in the southern hemisphere

There are no men with Wooden legs in British Columbia

1st

Neither

1

Yeah, more starch internally and a harder shell.

It's a constant because it is derived from constants. Planck's Constant and Elementary charge respectively.

 

Planck's Constant = 6.62606957×10⁻³⁴ J·s

Elementary Charge = 1.602176565×10⁻¹⁹ C

 

Von Klitzing's Constant = Planck's Constant / (Elementary Charge)²

 

= 25812.807557 J·s/C² = 25812.807557 Ohms

 

You can divide the two yourself and have proof of this. If you want how it relates to the real world you'll need to look at the already mentioned Quantum Hall effect.

Instructables is good for projects and the like. Show people what you're doing while teaching them how to do it.

If it was designed it was done badly.

 

Mars is too far, Venus is too close. We've got Uranus on its side and Triton going to crash. God must have knocked off early when the former 5th planet fiasco happened and now we have the Asteroid belt we all know and love.

 

Our own freakishly large Moon must have been some kind last minute mistake and later declared a "feature".

Some sponges and adult flatfish are asymmetric.

 

Code size is less. Probably stability is the big issue.

Yeah, would just need to make a separate thread over in the Religion section if you want to discuss deity involvement. A thread in the Biochemistry and Molecular Biology section suggests a pretty specific intent.