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10/29/2015 8:44:40 PM
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Okay time to start researching, whatcha want?
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Everyone one say "I" if you think the answer is EXPLOSIONS?!??!?!!!??!
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Why do people praise the moon if there is a big monster that comes out of it?
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7 RepliesHow does one dismantle mines, yes?
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18 RepliesEdited by ElderWolfWalker: 10/30/2015 1:40:04 AMWhat happens when an object that is impossible to move is hit by an objective that is impossible to stop? I'll reword this, because i suck. Muted. What happens when a object that is impossible to stop moving, clashes with an object that can't be moved? Both objects weight the same and are made of the same material.
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8 RepliesHow much wood would a wood chuck chuck if a wood chuck could chuck wood?
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8 RepliesWhy do people call Halo 4 shit then get hyped when the [b][i][u]SAME COMPANY[/u][/i][/b] makes another Halo game? Hypocrisy?
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4 RepliesWithout an observing consciousness why would the universe exist?
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3 RepliesCurrent state of Dark Matter research.
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Can Jebus microwave a burrito so hot that even he couldn't pick it up?
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1 ReplyHow do black holes work >.>
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1 ReplyCan you explain the quantum mechanics of an antigravity field produced by an electrically charged amount of mercury inside an active gyroscope? And how to you get the mercury inside of said gyroscope, electrically charged?
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How many posts does it take for you to stop. Research that plz
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1 ReplyIF WE CANT SEE AIR CAN FISH SEE WATER????
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Einstein was wrong, time will prove it. ;)
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2 RepliesWhat are subatomic particles made of
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9 RepliesOk so according to Einsteins Theory of Time Dilation, the closer to the speed of light we get the slower time flows for the relative observer. By that logic (and the equation can work by replacing a certain integer with a negative number) if we move faster than light we move backwards in time. Now bearing that in mind, if we (somehow) had a ship to contain humans along with the scientific processes needed for FTL, if we successfully launched this ship, would the ship and everyone inside be affected by matter while traveling through time?
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1 Reply[quote]Well?[/quote] If it's always the here and now. Does it apply to every time I've ever said it? Lol
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2 RepliesAll in favor for the "Change username to 'Smoggy Earth'" comment something in agreement. #SmoggyEarth
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1 ReplyHow improbable is it that I've found myself here reading this at this exact moment.
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7 RepliesCould time be measured by energy? You live and age because your cells are moving, they can't move without kinetic energy. Therefore, does that mean nothing can happen without energy? Also, if an atom was deprived of both kinetic and potential energy, then can it exist? Or does that have something to do with tachyons? Please, if you have any information or at least theories then help me out.
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1 ReplyYou're not Smoggy Pluto!
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1 ReplyWhat came first the chicken or the egg????
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Surprise me with something I dont know. Maybe its just mme but it seemed like you picked easy topics.
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DO EGGS?
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2 RepliesWhat happens when an unstoppable force collides with an immovable object?
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The top option. Biocentric Universe. Its the truth.
