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Wow, alot of people liked astronomy as a kid; me too! After that first episode of Star Trek TNG in Kindergarten; I was hooked.

They're so expensive though; luckily, my dad works @ a Publishing Company.

lol Maybe its a school for the gifted.

Do they have contacts? The easy answer; But then, human beings immigrated to other places right? Maybe the conditions changed them through evolution; b/c the climate and surroundings were different than the original. Then, they needed to adapt to their surroundings, and had their eyes become red b/c it does less damage from the sun...or something along those sorts.

So how does Nicorette stop your cravings for nicotine?

tsk tsk tsk... Hahaa; care to elaborate faf?

I've been wondering; what does that mean?

hehe Truly Funny: http://hlatlas.com/misc/tehbox.html

hehe, me too Well, its on my site;

Well, like the thread name says: What causes us to see colours? Not the biological reason of how it goes into our eyes, and our brains re-intrepret the data. I mean, I know white light is a form of wave, which when diffracted, can seperate into other forms of electromagnetic radiation, with different wavelengths; red having longer wavelengths than say, blue. But what causes these wavelengths? I'm doing a Chemistry lab right now; and want to go a little beyond; Anyways, I'm frazzled for now; thanks for any replies.

http://www.scienceforums.net/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=812 I did it okay...is it b/c of your User level? maybe blike or faf can answer this...

Cool, you saved me again faf! Is the salary in US figures?

Hey guys/gals[?] hahaa Anyways, I've been assigned to do a "Chemistry Career Exploration" project, and I've chosen to research being a Chemistry Prof. To continue, there are 6 areas to address: 1. Education (needed to become a teacher) 2. Job (What needs to be done) 3. Salary (Money made) 4. Work Site (Where its going to be) 5. Related Experiences (What needs to be req'd beforehand) 6. Advancement (Promotions, etc.) If you guys have any information on the aforementioned areas, it would be of great help! Thanks.

WOMD?

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right...hehe I still have to learn alot about this. Like Cryogenics? That's true; but only in one frame of reference. Relative to everyone else, times flows []inormally[/i]. So what does the math tell us? Or is the math wrong?

Very important point, w/ the way we're polluting now....

hm...kind of a kamikaze way... I'd like to know though;

Right.... hehe Where do you learn this?

They said that noone invented the ratios...so I'm asking if someone, or a group of people sat down, and measured the figures of a unit circle according to different patterns of opposite / hypotoneuse, etc.

HEY! But going back to my original argument:

So the ratios were performed deductively, for an infinite amount of values? Until sufficient ratios & numbers were calculated?

Who invented these ratios?

hehe:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/2822333.stm What a connnection! lol