Mystery_of_GodST Posted March 12, 2011 Posted March 12, 2011 (edited) If I put an average sized human feces on the road, and left it there forever Would it become smaller as time passes, or expand or what? Please explain whatever your answer is. THanks Edited March 12, 2011 by Mystery_of_GodST -3
zapatos Posted March 12, 2011 Posted March 12, 2011 If I put an average sized human feces on the road, and left it there forever Would it become smaller as time passes, or expand or what? Thanks Oh, good. Another feces thread. You are now up to five. Were the others listed below answered to your satisfaction? I think your name is quite appropriate. Mystery_of_GodST, on 13 January 2011 - 07:44 PM, said: Say you had a substance, let's say feces and it took up most of a big country of the globe but if you took a small peice of every feces you had and put it on each road on the planet and it covered it seems like it could happen but i dont know why because if the substance is smaller than the country, how could it expand to every road on the planet? Quote The total land area of all continents is 148,647,000 square kilometres (57,393,000 sq mi) Approximatley, how much would it take for one average human feces spread out on the ground would it take to cover the entire land area of all continents? Quote How much area does one average human stool amount to? And The total land area of all continents is 148,647,000 square kilometres (57,393,000 sq mi), or 29.1% of earth's surface (510,065,600 square kilometres / 196,937,400 square miles). How much of those one average human stools would it take to cover the entire earth's land area? Thanks. Quote Akward questions: 1. Approximatley how big does one average human stool expand too in measurement? 2. Approximatley how much of those one human stools would it take so that every little spec of the entire planets land (each continent) is covered with it? Hope to get benificial answers from the knowledgable users on ScienceForum.Net
SMF Posted March 12, 2011 Posted March 12, 2011 Mr. Mystery_of_GodST: I really wonder what someone with your chosen screen name is doing asking such a disgusting and silly question on a science forum. Perhaps you should consider if your motives are pure and honest. On the other hand if you really want an answer, please provide what your preferred human donor has been eating for the last few days, the exact volume and weight of the pile (metric please), the water content of the pile measured within a few seconds of deposition, the surface on which the pile is deposited (new or old asphalt, concrete, gravel with rock species and grade defined, dirt with carbon content, etc.), the temperature of the surface, the time of day, the temperature of the air and any radiant heating of the surface on a minute by minute basis for the period of measurement desired, the humidity during the measurement period, and, of course, the measurement period. With this information someone might, if the question is of sufficient interest, attempt to get you an answer. Now, if someone did do the experiment and gave you the answer would you feel the shame you should for asking? Please answer this last question. SM
Mystery_of_GodST Posted March 12, 2011 Author Posted March 12, 2011 Please someone answer my question... If i put an average 1 average human fece on a road and let it there forever will it get bigger or smaller..... and please explain your answer -1
Mystery_of_GodST Posted March 12, 2011 Author Posted March 12, 2011 I can't describe it perfectly, but an average human poop size I heard that any biological molecule has a half life so if the poop i placed on the road stayed there forever it would decay over time True or false? Thanks -2
mooeypoo Posted March 12, 2011 Posted March 12, 2011 SMF, stop feeding the troll and building a postcount over useless parental warnings. You're not his mother. ! Moderator Note Mystery_of_God, we have no problems answering questions about feces, but your questions seem to be pointless and repetitive. If you want to participate in this forum, you should take it more seriously. For that matter, I suggest you stop multi-posting the same question over and over again, for one. Here's a nice golden rule: If your science-related question could be asked without the use of feces as an example (such as in this case, since the question refers to molecules' half-life in general), use something else. Okay? Okay. Read our rules, etiquette, and the definition of "Trolling" please, before you post again.
SMF Posted March 12, 2011 Posted March 12, 2011 Mooeypoo, his mother failed at her job, but I admit my indiscretion and apologize. Can't you just ban this clown? SM
mooeypoo Posted March 12, 2011 Posted March 12, 2011 Mooeypoo, his mother failed at her job, but I admit my indiscretion and apologize. Can't you just ban this clown? SM This isn't helpful, though. Stop trying to educate him or play armchair moderator. Use the "Report" button so the moderators can catch these on time and decide on a course of action. We don't usually just "ban" people. Don't lower yourself to the level of those you report on, SMF You're better than that. Let the mods know, and we'll handle it.
SMF Posted March 12, 2011 Posted March 12, 2011 Mooeypoo, thank you for the good advice. As an old curmudgeon scientist and teacher I don't tolerate juvenile delinquents very well. SM
swansont Posted March 12, 2011 Posted March 12, 2011 ! Moderator Note Not sure why this was in physics. i've moved this crap to biology.
Marat Posted March 19, 2011 Posted March 19, 2011 If we take dog feces as roughly equivalent to human feces for purposes of this question, then the answer, derived from my own empirical observations of the result of my two dachshunds' indiscretions in the backyard, are that the feces rapidly become much smaller, shrinking almost to the vanishing point, since their content is mainly water.
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