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Forum: Mad Scientists 2009-01-11, 09:29

Replies: 2 Particle collision question involving a photon Views: 47 Posted By l33t-haX0r Re: Particle collision question involving a photon Yeah, that was exactly my thinking. I have the solution now, i'll post it up in a couple of days. It's quite a nice problem. Hint: First show that the minimum energy is when Vp = Vn assuming Mp...

Forum: Mad Scientists 2009-01-08, 20:59

Replies: 2 Particle collision question involving a photon Views: 47 Posted By l33t-haX0r Particle collision question involving a photon A deuteron (deuterium nuclei, basically the bound state of a proton and neutron) is struck by a photon and dissociates into a proton and a neutron, which both move off in the same direction, with...

Forum: Mad Scientists 2009-01-08, 20:53

Replies: 21 a few questions about magnets Views: 539 Posted By l33t-haX0r Re: a few questions about magnets Who ever said the magnet is rotating? The law you are looking for is that the induced EMF is proportional to the rate of change of flux linkage.

Forum: My God Can Beat the Shit Out of Your God 2009-01-07, 22:34

Replies: 39 Religion and Science Views: 377 Posted By l33t-haX0r Re: Religion and Science I'm not going to debate with you. Some people don't need discrediting, they discredit themselves.

Forum: My God Can Beat the Shit Out of Your God 2009-01-07, 09:17

Replies: 39 Religion and Science Views: 377 Posted By l33t-haX0r Re: Religion and Science Physics deals with energy, the first law of thermodynamics deals with energy, bioenergetics deals with energy. Why quantum phyics? Quantum is just a buzzword used by new age groups, cults and...

Forum: My God Can Beat the Shit Out of Your God 2009-01-06, 20:44

Replies: 39 Religion and Science Views: 377 Posted By l33t-haX0r Re: Religion and Science Deepak Chopra and others including yourself should stop hijacking the term quantum physics as a metaphor for fabricated spiritual mechanisms. It doesn't add any credibility to your abstract...

Forum: My God Can Beat the Shit Out of Your God 2009-01-06, 17:59

Replies: 39 Religion and Science Views: 377 Posted By l33t-haX0r Re: Religion and Science How is quantum physics key to miracles? Can you explain yourself? Also, it is a big deal. If you can move a needle and paper using thought alone then please take yourself to the closest...

Forum: Mad Scientists 2009-01-04, 10:04

Replies: 8 could you build i magnet so strong it disrupts compasses from a substantial distance? Views: 97 Posted By l33t-haX0r Re: could you build i magnet so strong it disrupts compasses from a substantial dista For the above example the strength of the magnetic field would be inversely proportional to the distance from the wire.

Forum: I Found it on the Web 2009-01-04, 08:45

Replies: 77 Simulation of astroid hitting earth Views: 2,696 Posted By l33t-haX0r Re: Simulation of astroid hitting earth Black holes don't suck things in, its a common misconception. A 10 solar mass star has a larger gravitational field than a 5 solar mass black hole. When you are not close to a black hole it acts just...

Forum: I Found it on the Web 2009-01-03, 13:10

Replies: 34 CNN UFO Disclosure? Views: 1,069 Posted By l33t-haX0r Re: CNN UFO Disclosure? I am saying stay sceptical until more evidence is produced. He is saying advanced extraterrestrial life exists and has visited earth before. You take his testimony as undeniable fact? Sounds like...

Forum: I Found it on the Web 2009-01-03, 11:00

Replies: 34 CNN UFO Disclosure? Views: 1,069 Posted By l33t-haX0r Re: CNN UFO Disclosure? No. I never said I don't believe him and I never said he is discredited. It is anecdotal evidence from somone who can be considered an expert witness, but since he also believes in remote healing,...

Forum: My God Can Beat the Shit Out of Your God 2009-01-03, 10:49

Replies: 41 Religulous Views: 558 Posted By l33t-haX0r Re: Religulous An exercise in getting stupid people to say stupid things. I think it could appeal to some less educated moderate religious people so I won't say it's entirely pointless, but I do think it comes...

Forum: I Found it on the Web 2009-01-03, 10:12

Replies: 34 CNN UFO Disclosure? Views: 1,069 Posted By l33t-haX0r Re: CNN UFO Disclosure? Links to articles on the area 51 employee and the other NASA astronaut please. It isn't hard to imagine why an area 51 employee might want to shoot to fame like that. Edgar Mitchell also believes...

Forum: Mad Scientists 2009-01-02, 16:32

Replies: 10 Event Horizon Views: 292 Posted By l33t-haX0r Re: Event Horizon Eventually when you compress matter enough you get a black hole. No one understands black holes on the quantum scale, or QCD in the enomously high density realm so i don't think anyone can really...

Forum: I Found it on the Web 2009-01-02, 09:15

Replies: 77 Simulation of astroid hitting earth Views: 2,696 Posted By l33t-haX0r Re: Simulation of astroid hitting earth Yeah bodies would orbit a black hole just fine. Theres not one 'black hole'. If you compressed the sun down to 6km across you would have a black hole. It wouldn't affect the orbits of the planets,...

Forum: Mad Scientists 2009-01-02, 08:15

Replies: 10 Event Horizon Views: 292 Posted By l33t-haX0r Re: Event Horizon You are confusing the terms event horizon and singularity. The event horizon is simply the area around the black hole from which light (and so everything else) can not escape. According to GR the...

Forum: Mad Scientists 2008-12-29, 12:50

Replies: 5 Fucking huge magnet Views: 96 Posted By l33t-haX0r Re: Fucking huge magnet To what? You question is too vague. It would induce magnetism in some materials (paramagnetism) and cause some materials to oppose the magnetic field (diamagnetism) the same as any magnet.

Forum: Mad Scientists 2008-12-29, 12:43

Replies: 4 Conundrum. Views: 74 Posted By l33t-haX0r Re: Conundrum. You can't travel at the speed of light but if you're travelling at 99.9999% of the speed of light and you switch on the headlights you observe the lights from the head lights to be travelling at the...

Forum: Mad Scientists 2008-12-29, 05:22

Replies: 21 a few questions about magnets Views: 539 Posted By l33t-haX0r Re: a few questions about magnets 1. You can get ferromagnetic particles suspended in a fluid, or a ferrofluid. As for a magnetic liquid i'm pretty sure you need a crystal structure for ferromagnetism, so no. Water becomes magnetic...

Forum: Mad Scientists 2008-12-28, 10:23

Replies: 2 Why do compressed gases lower in temperature? Views: 72 Posted By l33t-haX0r Re: Why do compressed gases lower in temperature? To get nitogen and oxygen in a liquid phase you have to compress them which results in heating (see ideal gas law) then cool them to very low temperatures to reduce the average kinetic energy of the...

Forum: Mad Scientists 2008-12-27, 07:41

Replies: 11 Battery powered watches and the body Views: 427 Posted By l33t-haX0r Re: Battery powered watches and the body Yes, it's obviously bullshit. "Glasses with metal frames can have tiny holes drilled at the end of the “arms” to discharge energy, but that can’t be done to most decorative jewelry or to watches."...

Forum: Mad Scientists 2008-12-22, 19:32

Replies: 31 if energy cant be created or destroyed... Views: 1,147 Posted By l33t-haX0r Re: if energy cant be created or destroyed... I don't really get what you mean by time being dilated so much that it never ends, but when you say its dilated relative to time we experience now that doesn't mean back then everything happened...

Forum: Mad Scientists 2008-12-19, 05:54

Replies: 31 if energy cant be created or destroyed... Views: 1,147 Posted By l33t-haX0r Re: if energy cant be created or destroyed... Remember time dilation is relative, the early universe was homogeneous so the huge densities were spread uniformly causing time to pass at the same rate everywhere.

Forum: Mad Scientists 2008-12-18, 18:20

Replies: 5 Calculus problem Views: 143 Posted By l33t-haX0r Re: Calculus problem Oh yeah, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trigonometric_identies#Power-reduction_formulas you can reduce it to: Integral(1/8 (23 + 8 Cos[2 x] + Cos[4 x])) dx = (23 x)/8 + 1/2 Sin[2 x] + 1/32...

Forum: Mad Scientists 2008-12-18, 00:23

Replies: 5 Calculus problem Views: 143 Posted By l33t-haX0r Re: Calculus problem You messed up somewhere as that integral is very difficult to evaluate. Try finding a similar example and i'm sure someone will go through it with you.

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