7785 pts ยท January 20, 2014
Took me too long to get this
Well I wouldn't be so polite about him, but yes that's the one!
Someone has been watching Landman
Oh huh. Guess it's been a while since I've been there. Are Metrocards gone?
What is an omnicar?
NATO's Article 5, the collective defense clause, has been invoked only once in the alliance's history, following the September 11, 2001. While I try to be hopeful that Europe will band together in defense of Greenland, somehow I doubt it
Police training includes NEVER stand in front of a car. I'm also sure it also says something about not holding your fucking phone in one hand while pulling your pistol with the other. Not that ICE douchbags get any training.
Well he did cover Hurt by Nine Inch Nails
IT'S PRONOUNCED IMGUR!!
If you mean they can ignore orders, not so simple. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwPLqGkYnBA&t=1210s
You were obligated to share
Ok I like the bottom one obviously, but these two pics are taken from different places. Find the orange cylinders on the top pic. Is it so different fo real?
Here's what I'm thinking, assuming it is real. If the camera is travelling to our left (clockwise), then we could see the outer moon moving faster. We also know that Jupiter rotates counterclockwise at 43,000 km/hr at the equator. As long as the craft is travelling more slowly, Jupiter would appear to travel clockwise as it seems to be here. Throw in some zoom and who knows, this could track
I find this hysterical too, but don't forget that Obama didn't really deserve the prize either. Droning the shit out of Afghanis and Iraqis is not so peaceful.
As for the "slow" part, it depends on what you mean. If you mean that there are only a few pewpews per second, different radioactive elements will decay at different rates. Let's assume this is a chunk of Uranium, which happens to decay VERY slowly, so we'd expect to see few pewpews.If you mean the actual speed of the individual little bullets, well alpha particles fly out at around 5% the speed of light. Slow compared to electromagnetic radiation, which is just various forms of light.
So what we're watching is most likely alpha decay, and is one type of nuclear radiation. This happens when you have an atom which is too big for it's own good and is unstable (barely holding together). Eventually it can't hold and flings a small chunk of itself off (decays). That part is completely random, we can never tell exactly when a specific atom within that sample will decay. It seems random because it very much is :)
If you're talking about electromagnetic radiation like radio, microwaves, visible light, gamma, etc, then you are not wrong. While they can be focused into small points for directional use, they are often just broadcast in all directions like a constant ever-expanding (and weakening) bubble of energy. What you are seeing here is called Alpha Decay, and is a one type of nuclear decay/radiation.
Almost forgot. What you are seeing here is called Alpha Decay, and is a one type of nuclear decay/radiation.
If you're talking about electromagnetic radiation like radio, microwaves, visible light, gamma, etc, then you are not wrong. While they can be focused into small points for directional use, they are often just broadcast in all directions like a constant ever-expanding (and weakening) bubble of energy.
Copy/pasting from a different response. "Radiation" just means to move out from a center point. Light from a bulb, bicycle wheel spokes radiate from the hub, etc. Here the Uranium atoms are unstable (very shaky) and occasionally fling off a small chunk of themselves, which we call an Alpha particle (2 protons + 2 neutrons). Once that's done, that particular atom is no longer Uranium. But there are so many gazillions of Uranium atoms in a sample that size that the decay will last for a LONG time.
"Radiation" just means to move out from a center point. Light radiates from a bulb, the spokes on a bicycle wheel radiate out from the hub, etc. In this case the Uranium atoms are unstable (very very shaky) and occasionally fling off a small chunk of themselves, which we call an Alpha particle (2 protons + 2 neutrons). Once that's done, that particular atom is no longer Uranium. But there are so many gazillions of Uranium atoms in a sample that size that the decay will last for a LONG time.
In 2018 I think it was, Trump doled out 12 billion for farmer relief. Then another 16 billion. You think these farmers are voting against their interests? They voted for him BECAUSE he hands out money to his voters. They're just waiting again for the big cash dump. This of course applies to the rich farming companies. Small farmers, well they'll get something
I would buy that comic in a second.
But what is actually doing teh detonation? Nuclear explosions are a very specific thing. You want a fission bomb? You need to split Uranium or Plutonium, in VERY specific ways. You want fusion? You need very specific types of hydrogen. Otherwise the only energy transfer here is kinetic (the clap) to heat
Yeah I hear this a lot and I don't get it. Thanos is just more powerful than the Hulk...full stop
Not sure what energy is released without air, maybe heat? Even with air, its still omnidirectional. No way he can direct that with any precision whatsoever
You don't think that's reaching just a bit? I get it, comics ignore physics, but really? A clap in space?
Wow, the excuses here are epic. Hydrogen atoms????
You didn't rage-post this to some rightwing account after just reading the title. You got nothing to worry bout
Took me too long to get this
Well I wouldn't be so polite about him, but yes that's the one!
Someone has been watching Landman
Oh huh. Guess it's been a while since I've been there. Are Metrocards gone?
What is an omnicar?
NATO's Article 5, the collective defense clause, has been invoked only once in the alliance's history, following the September 11, 2001. While I try to be hopeful that Europe will band together in defense of Greenland, somehow I doubt it
Police training includes NEVER stand in front of a car. I'm also sure it also says something about not holding your fucking phone in one hand while pulling your pistol with the other. Not that ICE douchbags get any training.
Well he did cover Hurt by Nine Inch Nails
Well he did cover Hurt by Nine Inch Nails
IT'S PRONOUNCED IMGUR!!
If you mean they can ignore orders, not so simple. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwPLqGkYnBA&t=1210s
You were obligated to share
Ok I like the bottom one obviously, but these two pics are taken from different places. Find the orange cylinders on the top pic. Is it so different fo real?
Here's what I'm thinking, assuming it is real. If the camera is travelling to our left (clockwise), then we could see the outer moon moving faster. We also know that Jupiter rotates counterclockwise at 43,000 km/hr at the equator. As long as the craft is travelling more slowly, Jupiter would appear to travel clockwise as it seems to be here. Throw in some zoom and who knows, this could track
I find this hysterical too, but don't forget that Obama didn't really deserve the prize either. Droning the shit out of Afghanis and Iraqis is not so peaceful.
As for the "slow" part, it depends on what you mean. If you mean that there are only a few pewpews per second, different radioactive elements will decay at different rates. Let's assume this is a chunk of Uranium, which happens to decay VERY slowly, so we'd expect to see few pewpews.
If you mean the actual speed of the individual little bullets, well alpha particles fly out at around 5% the speed of light. Slow compared to electromagnetic radiation, which is just various forms of light.
So what we're watching is most likely alpha decay, and is one type of nuclear radiation. This happens when you have an atom which is too big for it's own good and is unstable (barely holding together). Eventually it can't hold and flings a small chunk of itself off (decays). That part is completely random, we can never tell exactly when a specific atom within that sample will decay. It seems random because it very much is :)
If you're talking about electromagnetic radiation like radio, microwaves, visible light, gamma, etc, then you are not wrong. While they can be focused into small points for directional use, they are often just broadcast in all directions like a constant ever-expanding (and weakening) bubble of energy. What you are seeing here is called Alpha Decay, and is a one type of nuclear decay/radiation.
Almost forgot. What you are seeing here is called Alpha Decay, and is a one type of nuclear decay/radiation.
If you're talking about electromagnetic radiation like radio, microwaves, visible light, gamma, etc, then you are not wrong. While they can be focused into small points for directional use, they are often just broadcast in all directions like a constant ever-expanding (and weakening) bubble of energy.
Copy/pasting from a different response. "Radiation" just means to move out from a center point. Light from a bulb, bicycle wheel spokes radiate from the hub, etc. Here the Uranium atoms are unstable (very shaky) and occasionally fling off a small chunk of themselves, which we call an Alpha particle (2 protons + 2 neutrons). Once that's done, that particular atom is no longer Uranium. But there are so many gazillions of Uranium atoms in a sample that size that the decay will last for a LONG time.
"Radiation" just means to move out from a center point. Light radiates from a bulb, the spokes on a bicycle wheel radiate out from the hub, etc. In this case the Uranium atoms are unstable (very very shaky) and occasionally fling off a small chunk of themselves, which we call an Alpha particle (2 protons + 2 neutrons). Once that's done, that particular atom is no longer Uranium. But there are so many gazillions of Uranium atoms in a sample that size that the decay will last for a LONG time.
In 2018 I think it was, Trump doled out 12 billion for farmer relief. Then another 16 billion. You think these farmers are voting against their interests? They voted for him BECAUSE he hands out money to his voters. They're just waiting again for the big cash dump. This of course applies to the rich farming companies. Small farmers, well they'll get something
I would buy that comic in a second.
But what is actually doing teh detonation? Nuclear explosions are a very specific thing. You want a fission bomb? You need to split Uranium or Plutonium, in VERY specific ways. You want fusion? You need very specific types of hydrogen. Otherwise the only energy transfer here is kinetic (the clap) to heat
Yeah I hear this a lot and I don't get it. Thanos is just more powerful than the Hulk...full stop
Not sure what energy is released without air, maybe heat? Even with air, its still omnidirectional. No way he can direct that with any precision whatsoever
You don't think that's reaching just a bit? I get it, comics ignore physics, but really? A clap in space?
Wow, the excuses here are epic. Hydrogen atoms????
You didn't rage-post this to some rightwing account after just reading the title. You got nothing to worry bout