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Not going to be able to do general relativity with euclidean geometry, sorry. If you are up for it, you can try wikibooks and click on links as necessary, but it will be a lot of work.

Are you looking for special or general relativity? What level of maths do you know?

The Charleston Museum doesn't believe in evolution; they took the legs off the whale skeleton!

agentchange, I thought that was "theistic evolution."

Eyes wired backwards large heads(leads to more deaths during childbirth)

£1 is just about $2 (£0.48=$1 last time I checked)

Working on Nuclear Science. I might go QM when I get out of the Navy, though.

Light=EM Microwaves=EM

Next step: CLONE ARMY!!!!!11ONE11!1

Jeez, darkshade, can't you ever add anything to the thread that hasn't already been said?

For some reason, I thought most BHs had a charge.

With such small mass, wouldn't the charge be the dominant force governing interactions if the BH doesn't immediately evaporate?

Here are a few tips that will help you get it right(and some points even if you get the answer wrong ): 1)Draw a picture. This will not only help you understand the problem better, but it will also let the grader see what you are doing and how you understand the problem. 2)Make a table. Have an x column and a y column. Under the the x colunm, right the x-component of each vector(even if it is zero). Do the same thing with the y-components in the y colunm. Draw a line under your last row and make a total row. Have a x total and a y total. Making a table not only helps you keep track of your components and see mistakes easier, it makes your work more organized and the grader will be able to find partial credit easier. With your problem, the table should be pretty simple since your vectors have either only an x component or only a y component.

Here is the official video.

Black holes have the same gravitational attraction as the same mass that isn't a black hole, correct? So, how much damage could a runaway micro black hole actually do?

With the popularity of FPS, I don't think so.

I wouldn't say that.

Screw you guys; I'm going home!

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Photons don't slow down. They're either travelling at c, or they are absorbed.

I saw Jesus on a piece of toast.

about 0g

/me is still stuck without the "tick".

Who played with the sigs?

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