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Parents letting their kids play in the ocean full of oil....

garmachi says...

It is absolutely infuriating to me how stupid these people are. Why the FUCK would you let your children play in this stuff? Anyone with a single functioning brain cell would have turned around and gone home the moment they saw that, but no, these fat, stupid women not only put their kids in it, they waddled in it themselves.

And she packed "Goo-gone", which means she was even expecting it!

My head asplode.

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Time Travel And Einstein's Relativity Made Easy

newtboy says...

>> ^Drax:
>> ^robdot:
if I where to shine a flash light in the direction I'm traveling then the light emitting from that flashlight should travel (relative to me) at the speed of light minus 500,000 mph. Otherwise the light would be traveling faster then the speed of light to someone not onboard the magical cosmic space
I think your wrong on this point, the speed of light is a constant. it will measure the same to all observers.

Then it -would- travel at speed of light minus the speed of the train to me, otherwise for someone "standing still" (whatever that is) the light would be traveling the speed of light plus the speed of the train.
I'm just gonna stop here before my HEAD ASPLODES.

This seems to be correct. Light travels at a constant speed through space. Unless your magic train is outside of space (and time) the light from your flashlight would travel at the speed of light, period. It is not affected by the speed of the emitter. The speed of light is a constant (yeah, refraction can make it SEEM like it changes, so can space expansion, but it's really a constant), and is not cumulative.
My question to math teachers was always..."If I'm going the speed of light in my chevy nova and I turn on my headlights, do they work?". Sadly, they never answered me, but the correct answer is "...kind of, define "work"." They would emit photons, but those photons would not go faster than the nova through space, and so they would not "light up" the space ahead of the car (as long as it traveled at the speed of light). My hypothesis is the photons would remain between the emitter and the reflector, and the "relative" speed of the car and light would be between 0 and twice the speed of light, but actual speed of each would remain the speed of light. There would not be a beam of light, but a point (or 2 points, one in front of or at the emitter, one in front of or at the reflector) where photons were traveling in the same direction, constantly gaining in "density".
A good question here might be, would there be a point where the photons reach a maximum "density" (where no more photons can occupy the same point in space time), and, if so, what happens when this point is reached?
Oh no! (head expands and pops!)

Time Travel And Einstein's Relativity Made Easy

Drax says...

>> ^robdot:
if I where to shine a flash light in the direction I'm traveling then the light emitting from that flashlight should travel (relative to me) at the speed of light minus 500,000 mph. Otherwise the light would be traveling faster then the speed of light to someone not onboard the magical cosmic space

I think your wrong on this point, the speed of light is a constant. it will measure the same to all observers.


Then it -would- travel at speed of light minus the speed of the train to me, otherwise for someone "standing still" (whatever that is) the light would be traveling the speed of light plus the speed of the train.

I'm just gonna stop here before my HEAD ASPLODES.

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Fallout 3: Tenpenny tower

darkrowan says...

Even better Krupo, you can get an acheivement for doing what comes natural... or at least natural for me (10G, Psychotic Prankster). I can't tell you how many people I 'asploded' in Fallout 2 with time bombs and pickpocketing

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