You should mention that it's Simon Pegg playing the part of drunk Ron Weasley.

Doesn't that look like Simon Pegg on his left in a suit?

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What with the red BMX bike I feel confident that this is
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Simon Pegg was great in Star Wars, that "leaf on the wind" scene gets me every time.


Oh gawd, I just blew a nerd gasket with that comment.

Simon Pegg was great in Star Wars, that "leaf on the wind" scene gets me every time.

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>> ^cosmovitelli:

>> ^MycroftHomlz:
Just for a bit of conversation, did any of you catch that he doesn't tell us what holds the "other" end of the spring? He says the nucleus acts like a box. How so? What are the ends of the box?

Elementary my dear Mycroft. (Elementary particles) -Constituent parts of the nucleus manifest as mass & therefore gravity.
Actually I'm not that smart but couldn't resist. Might be some other force at that scale - sift physicists?


The last time I looked, it involved virtual particle that pop in and out of existence (lots of them) and do other unusual things to tether the electron. This is of course known as the electromagnetic force, which is very well known and understood, however understanding just exactly how it works involves very complicated quantum physics which I don't know a lot about. As far as I know these virtual particles create a sort of a photon field with which the electrons interact which in turn gives rise to the electromagnetic wave.

So it's not gravity, the electromagnetic force is much, much stronger and is one of the primary reasons everything (that we experience) holds together rather than collapsing in on itself into a black hole.