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Intelligence isn't primarily a function of the number of brain cells, but rather the connections between them.

So what is the mass of a singularity?

Don't make me restrict your posting to pseudoscience only

I've never heard of this, especially considering electrons have some mass.

A singularity is an infinitely small point, the escape velocity approaches infinity as you approach the singularity.

If we didn't learn about what's already been done, achievement would become quite redundant and innovation would drastically slow down.

sacredcity3: http://www.space.com/spacewatch/lunar_eclipse_news_030425.html fafaIone: who cares, lunar eclipses happen all the time sacredcity3: this one even won't happpen sacredcity3: and ther won't be millons of eyes sacredcity3: drawn skyward sacredcity3: i told you every couple of days sacredcity3: they have a new bs article sacredcity3: that no one can confirm fafaIone: i think the 2 billion people who will be able to see it would be a good confirmation sacredcity3: but yet it has refferences that are similar to planetx/zetatalk sacredcity3: like may 15 date\\ fafaIone: if they were going to fake it, they would choose a viewing range that didn't encompass north america sacredcity3: why would they fake it fafaIone: they wouldn't, but you're saying it's not going to happen sacredcity3: this lunar eclipse sacredcity3: won't sacredcity3: astronomy.com has no refference to it sacredcity3: and space.com is associated with nasa fafaIone: http://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/docs/LunarEclipse.html sacredcity3: yea? fafaIone: http://www.netspeed.com.au/minnah/2003/2003.html sacredcity3: bs sacredcity3: au is australia? fafaIone: yes. fafaIone: i.e. not controlled by the US government. sacredcity3: what woud make the moon look coppery though? fafaIone: it doesnt' look "coppery" sacredcity3: then what makes it appear appear in shade of red/orange? fafaIone: in fact, this eclipse is all over the news fafaIone: http://news.google.com/news?num=100&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&safe=off&q=lunar+eclipse&sa=N&tab=wn sacredcity3: years means the moon will likely rise coppery red on the West Coast. sacredcity3: what exactly makes it look red? fafaIone: well when you see the moon and its red, let me know, because it sure looked normal to me last night sacredcity3: they say it will look red during lunar eclipse sacredcity3: i dont think i eve rin my life saw moon appearing red in sky fafaIone: who says that fafaIone: any credible sources, or just zetatalk sacredcity3: A total lunar eclipse on May 15 the first in three years means the moon will likely rise coppery red on the West Coast. During a sacredcity3: site you gave me from google sacredcity3: http://www.whittierdailynews.com/Stories/0,1413,207~12026~1351176,00.html sacredcity3: and on space.com sacredcity3: the interpretation illustration they made it look reddish too\ fafaIone: its probably related to light absorbtion from the atmosphere gases with different bond energies... same reason sunsets appear reddish sacredcity3: now what if fafaIone: The ruddy color comes from sunlight scattered through Earth's atmosphere lighter or darker depending on the weather and dust. sacredcity3: we see 2 moons on may 15 sacredcity3: one is red and one normal color sacredcity3: ? fafaIone: not happening sacredcity3: oh and umm i almost forgot sacredcity3: http://www.cropcircleanswers.com/Icecircle_2003.htm sacredcity3: read the whole article sacredcity3: thats 10min from me fafaIone: flagrant idiocy

Did it occur to you that there might be a reason ants became specialized?

This comment stems from your teachers lack of understanding of the law of entropy. Entropy can decrease in any system, because it will be coupled in an increase in entropy in the universe as a whole. Ask your teacher how life is possible, he'll either say "I don't know" or answer with religion.

No, it would cause gaseous nitrogen and oxygen to form since the molecules will spread out as far as possible.

the University of Miami provides a top quality scientific education.

I have finished all classes!!! Only 3 exams remain, then SUMMER@!

http://sciencenow.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/2003/424/2

space ghost does?

That's what you get for using a TI-83, my TI-89 gave me zero.

You didn't. 0 is the correct answer.

It's completely possible for life to be on Mars... since all life doesn't require an atmosphere, and there may be water underground. (When I refer to life, I mean simple bacterial life, certainly not advanced life forms.)

You're grammar is great!

Guns and war are not good, but at times they are neccessary. Americans, unlike alot of the rest of the world, are capable of seeing when bad things are needed before it's too late. Drugs can be good, or they can be bad. It depends entirely on the user. The same could be said for ALOT of things that aren't illegal.

Betweens grants, loans, and scholarships... private schools aren't that expensive.

yup, in fact there is a company working on combining all different genes to create an entirely new species.

Physical abuse is not neccessary to convey a disciplinary point. My parents never hit me and don't have a discipline problem.

Do you really think keeping drugs illegal stops your kids from trying them? No, it encourages them. This is not statistics, it's simple human nature to want what we're told we can't have. Take alcohol in other countries; it's introduced at an early age, and as a consequence there's significantly less problems related to it in the future.

I believe the virtual particles to which you are referring are a particle and its anti-particle being spontaneously created from nothing due to the vacuum fluctuations Radical Edward mentioned. They don't exist for very long.

Höld, K. M., N. S. Sirisoma, T. Ikeda, T. Narahashi and J. E. Casida. (2000) a-Thujone (the active component of absinthe): GABAA receptor modulation and metabolic detoxification. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 97: 3826-3831. This has all the information you could ask for. 3826.pdf