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So it'd just decay to a little neutron, and the electron would just fly off?

Observe: 2 = 2 2² = 2² 4 = 4 Unsquare both sides, and you get either 2 = 2 or -2 = 2 And if you square both sides again, you get 4 = 4 again So, does -2 = 2? Or am I just an idiot?

More than that, why the flaring would we measure time with imaginary numbers?!

It is ridiculous to be stuck in line thought, but we are human, and therefore notoriously dumb when it comes to thinking beyond our dimension.

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Okay, okay, suppose this situation: You are in the absolute empty space, there is nothing but emptiness, suddenly, a hippo appears out of nowhere. How fast is it going? If you said zero, well, how do you know? You can't measure how fast he is going because there's nothing to measure it from. Similarily, if I shined a beam of light from where I am standing right now, I am traveling at exactly C relative to the light beam, so just how exactly does that equation work?

I know the equation, but just how exactly are you suppose to measure your speed?

Blast it! Entropy has won again! Not even the powers of gravity can overcome this nusiance! Curse you Entropy!!

If we shine a flash light, aren't we traveling at C relative to the beam of light shot out from the flash light? So just how does that time diliation equation stuff work?

I heard the third would be even worse because Lucas focuses more and more on flash and bang instead of plot or other important items. It is just my opinion, but the 3rd installment would be nothing more than eye candy... *Is Star Trek fan* >_> *Runs*

So in a black hole, temperature has a direct link to the size of the black hole? So...is there a limit to how big a black hole can be before it breaks the -273 Kelvin law dealie?

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I thought Hawking said that all of empty space was full of tiny particles forming, parting, and then destroying each other, not just the area around the black hole...>_>

Okay, Hawking suggested that black holes disappear due to the fact that because the Uncertainty Principle states that the more accurately we know how fast something is, the less so we know where it is. Applying that to black holes, and empty space, Hawkings stated that the spaces right outside the event horizon was full of "+" and "-" stuff forming then being destroyed on each other. Occasionally, however, the "-" stuff that goes into the black hole causes it lose mass because - energy is essentially - mass. Now, here's my question, wouldn't the + particle have just as great a chance of falling into the black hole as the - one? So why would a black hole decrease in size as it goes on in time?

We live in 4D because otherwise, time would have absolutely no meaning to us, just as a stick figure could not possibly even imagine space in his stick-figurey world >_> On another note, maybe it's not that we can't imagine higher than 4D, maybe the dimensions above 4D is curved up so that while they exist, we just can't seem them because they are so small. Also, regarding the superstring saying there can only be 11 dimensions, didn't it say it could also be 26 dimensions?

It's kinda hard to get my hands on it nowadays...Ya know, with the crowd virtually climaxing over the shirtless Dante

Is there a way to manually override the morning erection?

I don't know, I want to try it out, but like all humans, I fear change/new stuff

Is it a good game?

Just wondering.

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Fine, if it makes anyone feel better, the hippos are indeed quite hungry.

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What exactly are the conditions needed to observe a naked singularity in a black hole? And regarding the brown dwarf, it too will eventually run out of fuel right? So eventually, it should probably compress too later.