insane_alien

Ironghost, its not being openminded that he's bothered about, its just people who are too open minded and let their mind fill up with crap, kind of like going on the internet without a firewall and virus protection, your gonna let a lot of crap into your computer.

but picking is the best part.

Ryan: it is a very very cool thing to see. loud too.

well they don't actually spy, the just send urls to a computer.

and his lights, tv, anything electronic, get rid of the clothes that are made of synthetic fibres, throw out all plastics and processed metals.... i can go on.

wow, looks good. although there is the potential for the signals to be hacked i suppose. and the planes won't be able to fly through a storm, the interference would disrupt the signal and possibly lead to loss of control

Its reliable. its a well known phenomena now. also, try googling fermionic condensate. and google wikipedia for states of matter.

Web trawlers. little automated programs that follow hyperlinks and log the site urls and pack them off to google or whatever search engine is using them.

Just because one building collapsed from structural damage(besides the towers) doesn't mean the other buildings took as much of a beating on the support structure. the debris can hit the superficial(sp?) structure and not reduce the structural integrity of the skeleton. infact, if the superficial structure is knocked off, the skeleton has less to support so is more likely to stay standing.

The funniest thing is that most of the information is perfectly accurate. its just the wording and the complete ignorance of the good aspects

Hydrogen Hydroxide is the IUPAC name for water. Oxygen Superhydride maybe. if it exists at all, which i doubt. it would mean the centre hydrogen either has 3 bonds or the oxygen is a radical and the centre hydrogen has 2. either way, if this compound was formed it would be so unstable, it would break apart and rearange into water on the order of a few femto seconds.

if this program exists, send it to my email insane_alien@msn.com and i'll post it. (after several virus scans of course). *** awaits flood of spam

hey cool i got brain damage! nah, lol, i think its talking a load of crap. if that was the case you could argue that people whov've learned any arbritary skill(like playing chess) are brain damaged.

They weren't 747's(jumbo's) as i recall a fuelled jumbo would have been massive enough to go right through the damned building and make it collapse due to an instant loss of structural integrity rather than secondary fire damage. EDIT: just looked it up, it was a pair of 767's a 222 series and a 223-ER series. both similar in size enough so it doesn't make a difference. they are substantially smaller then a jumbo. Still the biggest planes to hit any buildings though. and depite the jumbo error, bascules comment is still valid in my view.

ach. my bad.

nothinng that hasn't already been explained by chemistry and biology

nonreplicatable, cannot be replicated. lots of other labs have tried the experiment the exact way he describes it and nothing works. just search it up on google. theres a few reports floating around on it.

can we leave religion(that includes answers in genisis) out of this. were talking scientific evidence here.

the same weight as a cubic foot of water funnily enough.

why did you start a new thread on this? i suggested the graphite electrode. simply wrap the wire around it. the graphite in pencils will work. oh and don't let the copper touch the mixture. and to make Fe2O3 the iron/steel nail goes on the POSITIVE electrode. looking at the pictures, it seems you've made a lot of copper compounds. this is why i said graphite electrodes and to put the nail on the positive side ***hits airy with shoe***

KOH is very very similar to NaOH. heck, i wouldn't be surprised if Mg(OH)2 could do it as well.

klay, you tried cooling fans for your hardrives? they can prolong the life of the hard drive if you keep it below average running temperature.

wow that must be a bitchslap to all the people who have worked on britannica over the centuries. in a VERY short time wikipedia has caught up with them and will probably surpass soon.

am i? i heard gold was good at shielding signals from external electromagnetic interference. but this is off topic and nothing to do with heat transfer.

Small, its been debunked by other researchers due to the fact that the results are not replicable.