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Tintifish
Dark-Rising
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Posted - 2009.07.17 12:11:00 -
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Gravitational Force is proportional to the mass of the object. Eeergy=mass * c^2, so mass is proportional to energy. Therefore Force is also proportional to the energy of the object. So as the body has lost energy, the force will be smaller, so it will in effect "weigh" less.
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Cat o'Ninetails
Rancer Defence League
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Posted - 2009.07.17 12:16:00 -
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Originally by: Tintifish Gravitational Force is proportional to the mass of the object. Eeergy=mass * c^2, so mass is proportional to energy. Therefore Force is also proportional to the energy of the object. So as the body has lost energy, the force will be smaller, so it will in effect "weigh" less.
I was wondering another time about souls. do you think that a soul has a weight? (or mass w/e lol)
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Sheriff Jones
Amarr Clinical Experiment
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Posted - 2009.07.17 12:31:00 -
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Originally by: Cat o'Ninetails I was wondering another time about souls. do you think that a soul has a weight? (or mass w/e lol)
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Yes, soul does weigh in proportion of the persons body.
Fatter body = Fatter soul.
Fatter soul = More weight.
More weight = More sink.
More sink = More probability of going to hell!
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Arthur Frayn
V.O.F.L IRON CORE H E L I C O N
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Posted - 2009.07.17 12:40:00 -
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Originally by: Sheriff Jones
Originally by: Cat o'Ninetails I was wondering another time about souls. do you think that a soul has a weight? (or mass w/e lol)
x
Yes, soul does weigh in proportion of the persons body.
Fatter body = Fatter soul.
Fatter soul = More weight.
More weight = More sink.
More sink = More probability of going to hell!
Dude, I expected more from you than stupid crap like that. -- Eventus stultorum magister. |
Sheriff Jones
Amarr Clinical Experiment
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Posted - 2009.07.17 12:49:00 -
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Edited by: Sheriff Jones on 17/07/2009 12:49:47
Originally by: Arthur Frayn Dude, I expected more from you than stupid crap like that.
If you took that as A: serious 2: offensive to fat people C or 3: serious, then it's not about me.
Concept of hell is so old that it's quite acceptable asa form of comedy.
Same as saying "if you're gallente, you is going to hell".
Not to mention that pod pilots are all immortal so nyah
Now calm down and have some lie.
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Irida Mershkov
Gallente War is Bliss
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Posted - 2009.07.17 13:26:00 -
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Exotic Dancers - BBW? *Shudders*
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Orion GUardian
Caldari
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Posted - 2009.07.17 13:36:00 -
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Originally by: Irida Mershkov Exotic Dancers - BBW? *Shudders*
50kg 1m¦
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000Hunter000
Gallente Missiles 'R' Us
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Posted - 2009.07.17 14:01:00 -
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I'm average height and weight, sadly my chin takes up te volume and the rest of the weight... ________________________________________________
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Arthur Frayn
V.O.F.L IRON CORE H E L I C O N
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Posted - 2009.07.17 14:09:00 -
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Originally by: Sheriff Jones stuff
Actually it sounded like the banal garbage that teenage girls send in chain emails. -- Eventus stultorum magister. |
Suboran
Gallente Victory Not Vengeance Shadow of xXDEATHXx
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Posted - 2009.07.17 14:48:00 -
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sitting in a pod year after year doesn't allow much room for exercise, the sooner ccp give us a lower section of body the better
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Haradgrim
Tyrell Corp Fuzzy Nut Attack Squirrels
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Posted - 2009.07.17 15:53:00 -
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Originally by: Jessica Lorelei ice is heavy, frozen bodies weigh more.
So if I understand the point correctly; the same matter, in a vacuum, is "heavier" when frozen?
Riiiiiiight....
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Originally by: CCP Oveur Just donęt forget the reach-around.
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Jack Airron
Gallente Setenta Corp Libertas Fidelitas
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Posted - 2009.07.17 18:51:00 -
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Edited by: Jack Airron on 17/07/2009 18:52:13 Edited by: Jack Airron on 17/07/2009 18:51:02
Originally by: VanNostrum Edited by: VanNostrum on 17/07/2009 10:35:50
well, when you're exposed in space, you lose much of your body fluids through your nose, eyes, ears etc. Your capillaries burst from the pressure inside your body versus the vacuum of space and your blood flashes out i think, like miliseconds before you're completely frozen?
no, it would take a hour at least before you're frozen what happens when exposed to a vacuum of space goes as follows
1.if you hold your breath you could suffer lung damage from the oxygen expanding 2.if you don't hold your breath you have about 14 seconds before you pass out from lack of oxygen 3. movie science =/= to actual science 4. the risen why you don't freeze in seconds is because heat from your body can not dissipate that quickly.
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murder one
Gallente Death of Virtue MeatSausage EXPRESS
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Posted - 2009.07.17 20:15:00 -
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Originally by: Arthur Frayn
Originally by: Jessica Lorelei ice is heavy, frozen bodies weigh more.
Physics fail. Ice floats and is therefore lighter than an equal volume of water.
Physics fail x2. Ice is less dense and therefor floats in water. The mass of the water, frozen or not, is the same. The same amount of water (in terms of a finite number of molecules), frozen or liquid, is still the same amount of mass.
-murder one
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ShadowGod56
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Posted - 2009.07.17 21:00:00 -
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Originally by: Sheriff Jones
Originally by: Banana Torres You should update you portrait then, cause you don't look like a 200kg chick. More like one of the scrawny chavs that infest city centers at the weekend. Do you, by any chance, own a pair of fake Jimmy Choo stiletto sandals?
This from someone who looks like her morning makeup ritual involves an industrial fan and a barrel of ash?
LMAO
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Amanda Mor
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Posted - 2009.07.17 22:02:00 -
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Originally by: murder one
Originally by: Arthur Frayn
Originally by: Jessica Lorelei ice is heavy, frozen bodies weigh more.
Physics fail. Ice floats and is therefore lighter than an equal volume of water.
Physics fail x2. Ice is less dense and therefor floats in water. The mass of the water, frozen or not, is the same. The same amount of water (in terms of a finite number of molecules), frozen or liquid, is still the same amount of mass.
Reading comprehension fail.
He said an equal volume of ice is lighter than water, which is correct. When water gets down to approx 4 degrees Celsius, it starts to expand slightly, til it becomes ice at 0 degrees, which is why it floats on water. 1 liter of ice is, in fact, lighter than 1 liter of water. The point is, 1 liter of water, when frozen, becomes more than 1 liter of ice. The molecular count stays the same, the volume increases.
tl;dr - Arthur is right, you're wrong.
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Zartanic
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Posted - 2009.07.17 22:33:00 -
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Boring fact, water is one of the few substances that expands when frozen. If it did not the earth would be covered in water and it would make playing EVE tricky.
Also in space weight has little meaning as it relates to the effect of gravity on mass. Unless there is an outside force, such as an engine accelerating, weight will be nil.
The whole thing can be avoided by not supersizing anyway.
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Baron Agamemnon
Caldari Holy Grail Construction
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Posted - 2009.07.17 22:36:00 -
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The only logical conclusion I have come to is that the implants we use are made of lots of lead
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Ivana Drake
Caldari Liberi Fatalius Exalted.
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Posted - 2009.07.17 22:38:00 -
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you are much taller than me then
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Roderak Pleem
Minmatar Abandoned Land
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Posted - 2009.07.17 23:03:00 -
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Things got way too technical after this:
Originally by: Sheriff Jones
Originally by: Nicole Fox Hi cat,
ive also noticed my condor hangs a little to one side when im docked in a station, could this be related ?? ):
nicci
Left or right?
lol... tooo funny
Regards,
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Obsidian Hawk
RONA Corporation
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Posted - 2009.07.17 23:11:00 -
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Cat --
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