Useless info we should know - Page 13

On September 25 2003 02:11 DooMeR wrote:
It is physicly impossible to lick your elbow.

On January 10 2006 00:26 PuertoRican wrote:
Bagels have a hole in the middle so they cook faster.

On January 10 2006 00:49 rpf289 wrote:
I know a girl who can.

On September 25 2003 03:35 Shockey wrote:
Denver, Colorado: It is unlawful to lend your vacuum cleaner to your next-door neighbor.

On September 25 2003 17:03 Micron wrote:



The sun will first turn to a red giant, engulfing venus and mercury, as well as making the seas of earth boil, anything that is flamable will catch fire and explosives will discharge by themselves, then it will spend a period as a white dwarf, making the earth a frozen tundra, assuming that the earth has any form of an o-zone left due to the great heat.Then it will pretty much die out. The cool thing is that the suns mass will remain the same (with expection for engulfing the planets) for the whole time it exist, planets will still revolve around it even though it has shrunk to a smaller size

On January 10 2006 00:55 baal wrote:


liar, you dont know any girls

On September 25 2003 17:03 Micron wrote:



The sun will first turn to a red giant, engulfing venus and mercury, as well as making the seas of earth boil, anything that is flamable will catch fire and explosives will discharge by themselves, then it will spend a period as a white dwarf, making the earth a frozen tundra, assuming that the earth has any form of an o-zone left due to the great heat.Then it will pretty much die out. The cool thing is that the suns mass will remain the same (with expection for engulfing the planets) for the whole time it exist, planets will still revolve around it even though it has shrunk to a smaller size

On January 15 2006 05:25 suxN wrote:


Good one : )

On November 28 2004 20:54 dronebabo wrote:
wrist to elbow = size of foot

On September 25 2003 02:11 DooMeR wrote:
It is physicly impossible to lick your elbow.

On January 15 2006 06:06 EnDeR_ wrote:


That is untrue, the Sun radiates a lot of energy, and as you have probably seen this equation before: E=mc^2, so the particles radiated by the sun have m=E/c^2 and therefore the mass of the sun does not remain constant. I did the calculation for this in class and the result was that the total radiated mass in a year (call it m) divided by the mass of the Sun was: m/M ~ 10^-22 (could be -21, not totally sure now).

The solar wind contains roughly equal number of electrons and protons, along with a few heavier ions, and blows continously from the surface of the Sun at an average velocity of about 400 km/second. This is a remarkable velocity: particles in the solar wind from the Sun's surface travel at a speed that would allow them to go from Knoxville to Memphis in less than 2 seconds! This wind leads to a mass loss of about 10 million tons of material per year, which may seem like a large number, but is insignificant relative to the total mass of the Sun.

On January 15 2006 13:41 CaucasianAsian wrote:
how can there be wind in space? i thouht there was nothing in space... thats why its called a vacume?

On January 10 2006 00:55 baal wrote:


liar, you dont know any girls