EPT'Air?'
'Ain't no air in space!'
'There's an air in space museum.'
Mutas in space - Page 2
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myopia
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'Air?' 'Ain't no air in space!' 'There's an air in space museum.' | ||
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ella_guru
Canada1741 Posts
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Rev0lution
United States1805 Posts
On September 04 2010 04:10 SpicyCrab wrote: That still doesn't explain why mutas flap their wings in space! They flap their wings because they are flying, duh. | ||
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endy
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Crunchums
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SubtleArt
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How are banshee drivers not blind when they cloak? To be invisible, all light has to pass through you. This means your eyes don't absorb light, so you obviously can't see. I can maybe understand ghosts, because u just order them around, but how do banshees target other units and operate their planes without sight? | ||
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ella_guru
Canada1741 Posts
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SpicyCrab
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On September 04 2010 04:44 SubtleArt wrote: While everyone's being nerdy, can some1 explain this? How are banshee drivers not blind when they cloak? To be invisible, all light has to pass through you. This means your eyes don't absorb light, so you obviously can't see. I can maybe understand ghosts, because u just order them around, but how do banshees target other units and operate their planes without sight? Duh, cuz they have that visor on, dude. | ||
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Fumi
529 Posts
On September 04 2010 04:44 SubtleArt wrote: While everyone's being nerdy, can some1 explain this? How are banshee drivers not blind when they cloak? To be invisible, all light has to pass through you. This means your eyes don't absorb light, so you obviously can't see. I can maybe understand ghosts, because u just order them around, but how do banshees target other units and operate their planes without sight? How does cloaking even work? | ||
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theonemephisto
United States409 Posts
On September 04 2010 04:44 SubtleArt wrote: While everyone's being nerdy, can some1 explain this? How are banshee drivers not blind when they cloak? To be invisible, all light has to pass through you. This means your eyes don't absorb light, so you obviously can't see. I can maybe understand ghosts, because u just order them around, but how do banshees target other units and operate their planes without sight? Light doesn't necessarily have to pass through you, it just has to seem like it passes through you. For example, there is work being done on vehicles where the skin is essentially one giant screen that plays a video of what's on the other side (obviously more complicated than that, but as an example). Therefore, nothing needs to change on the inside of the vehicle, the outside skin takes care of all of it. | ||
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figq
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SichuanPanda
Canada1542 Posts
On September 04 2010 04:13 Fumi wrote: They flap wings in space because ships can shoot healing rays at people. Its actually a stream of nano-bots (: not magic - far from IRL technology sure, but theoretically that's how nano-tech will work in the future. Also about the Mutalisk flying in space well, they aren't flying, they built up momentum while still in a gravity field. Once they enter the vacuum that momentum is maintained. Thats the scientific explanation if you want one. | ||
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doktorLucifer
United States855 Posts
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Deleted User 3420
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On September 04 2010 04:44 SubtleArt wrote: While everyone's being nerdy, can some1 explain this? How are banshee drivers not blind when they cloak? To be invisible, all light has to pass through you. This means your eyes don't absorb light, so you obviously can't see. I can maybe understand ghosts, because u just order them around, but how do banshees target other units and operate their planes without sight? cloaking isn't invisibility look up optical camouflage | ||
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KillerPlague
United States1386 Posts
On September 04 2010 04:13 Fumi wrote: They flap wings in space because ships can shoot healing rays at people. they have actually started developing a light that can heal open wounds http://www.smartplanet.com/business/blog/smart-takes/us-air-force-investigates-using-laser-light-to-heal-war-injuries/6745/ | ||
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Kolvacs
Canada1203 Posts
On September 04 2010 04:10 SpicyCrab wrote: That still doesn't explain why mutas flap their wings in space! Because we move our legs to walk. And open and close (?) our lungs to breath. | ||
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PhuxPro
United States294 Posts
On September 04 2010 05:30 Kolvacs wrote: Because we move our legs to walk. And open and close (?) our lungs to breath. Horrible explanation. We wouldn't move our legs consciously to try and walk in space, either. The one where the guy said how we move our arms while we walk is a much better to comprehend. | ||
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TadH
Canada1846 Posts
On September 04 2010 05:34 PhuxPro wrote: Horrible explanation. We wouldn't move our legs consciously to try and walk in space, either. The one where the guy said how we move our arms while we walk is a much better to comprehend. Actually, you probably would move your legs to try and walk, or gain some kind of foot hold on something if you were in a space suit in space. It's a reaction, just like you move your arms when you fall, it doesn't do anything, but you do it anyway. | ||
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NrG.Bamboo
United States2756 Posts
Why are we so quick to judge their behaviors? ' - ' a | ||
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SpicyCrab
402 Posts
Some other muta says "dude, why are you flapping your wings in space man, there's no point." Our muta shrugs, he's like "haters gonna hate." and flaps off on his way. | ||
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