Left gas on all night and day...is it a bad thing?

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Posted by Lira on Sep-28-2010 08:56:

quote:
Originally posted by ********
The speed of light actually varies.

Posted by Omega_Blue on Sep-28-2010 09:01:

humanure? ionized particle fields? brilliant! why hasn't the government made you head of R&D yet?

Posted by on Sep-28-2010 09:04:

Posted by FuzzQi on Sep-28-2010 09:11:

Posted by w_ashley on Sep-28-2010 09:13:

The whole Einstien thing is = It is relative.

The whole ******** thing is = it is hierarchy.

Posted by FuzzQi on Sep-28-2010 09:14:

like bullet points?

Posted by on Sep-28-2010 09:16:

********, would you please stop talking about science? To put it mildy, you don't seem to be an expert in that field.

Posted by infiniteJEST on Sep-28-2010 09:16:

quote:
Originally posted by Lira

Heisenberg: Hey Albert. The guys & I are going to shoot some dice. Want in?

Einstein: ...

Heisenberg: Jesus man, get over it already.

Einstein: Who is we?

Heisenberg: Well, Bohr and-

Einstein: His manner is as droopy as his fucking face.

Heisenberg: Man, you don't have to eyeball him the entire time. We're just out for a night of casino. Schr�dinger will be there too. And also-

Einstein: You mean the jackass who became famous for stealing my idea and replacing a bomb with a goddamned cat?

Heisenberg: Are you saying you don't like cats?

Einstein: When will the evening be ending?

Heisenberg: Huh? I don't know...when we feel like calling it quits. As of now it's uncertain.

Einstein: ...

Heisenberg: Man fuck it.

Posted by Omega_Blue on Sep-28-2010 09:27:

back on topic, boomer this shit happens at my apartment all the time. sometimes the pilot light on my stove goes out on one of the burners and i just have to relight it. no biggie. your house would have to be fucking filled with gas for you to worry about it combusting- 1 day won't be a problem.

Posted by itsamemario on Sep-28-2010 10:11:

quote:
Originally posted by Lira

The beauty of it is that, physics aside, it actually does make (some) sense

lol no it doesn't. light has no volunem ergo and can't build up pressure in the hose.

Posted by IceColdWater on Sep-28-2010 11:07:

"The speed of light, usually denoted by c, is a physical constant important in many areas of physics"

http://www.xs4all.nl/~johanw/PhysFA...d_of_light.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_of_light

Posted by on Sep-28-2010 11:24:

quote:
Originally posted by IceColdWater
"The speed of light, usually denoted by c, is a physical constant important in many areas of physics"

http://www.xs4all.nl/~johanw/PhysFA...d_of_light.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_of_light

Dude, it's ********.
"The imbecility of ********, usually expressed in lengthy ramblings, is an internet constant important in many threads on TA."

Posted by IceColdWater on Sep-28-2010 11:32:

quote:
Originally posted by An_Alt
Dude, it's ********.
"The imbecility of ********, usually expressed in lengthy ramblings, is an internet constant important in many threads on TA."

I was gonna ask about the numerical value of the constant, but I think I will pass.

Posted by SYSTEM-J on Sep-28-2010 11:51:

The speed of light does actually vary, but it has nothing to do with its "particle waveform" and everything to do with which medium it is passing through. Einstein says the speed is always constant through a vacuum - space, in other words.

Posted by Acton on Sep-28-2010 11:53:

quote:
Originally posted by ********
The speed of light actually varies.
You may not have learned this yet but you will if you keep up on your current physics models. This is due to the relative position within space time, in part because of the time it takes for a light wave to travel through all dimensions of its particle waveform. Time is not static. Light is not a unidirectional waveform it is a multidirectional waveform and travels in a circuit - a circuit that can be broken.

Although the speed of light varies depending on the medium it travels through, essentially the speed of light is the same in EVERY inertial frame of reference.

It's one of the most fundamental laws of physics. You may not have learned this yet, but you will if you keep up on your current physics models.

quote:
Originally posted by ********
Light is a specific frequency

......and I seriously hoping that you're joking here, otherwise you genuinely are retarded.

Posted by IceColdWater on Sep-28-2010 11:59:

Light is a frequency?
Well I guess he was trying to say that light was part of the electromagnetic spectrum , and does have a frequency , and wavelength of it's own.

Frequency is
1/period
Where period is in seconds.

Posted by Acton on Sep-28-2010 12:05:

quote:
Originally posted by IceColdWater
Light is a frequency?
Well I guess he was trying to say that light was part of the electromagnetic spectrum , and does have a frequency , and wavelength of it's own.

Frequency is
1/period
Where period is in seconds.

Each quanta of light has a frequency and they can adopt a wide range of frequencies, yes. Not one specific frequency, as mentioned.

Although perhaps he didn't communicate this clearly.

Posted by ChemEnhanced on Sep-28-2010 12:28:

quote:
Originally posted by igottaknow

then

Boomer188

fixed

Posted by Boomer187 on Sep-28-2010 14:06:

quote:
Originally posted by Omega_Blue
back on topic, boomer this shit happens at my apartment all the time. sometimes the pilot light on my stove goes out on one of the burners and i just have to relight it. no biggie. your house would have to be fucking filled with gas for you to worry about it combusting- 1 day won't be a problem.

I think there is less volume of gas coming out for a pilot light than what my stove was at. The house was pretty filled. It should be good now, unless my nose has habituated the smell.

Posted by UWM on Sep-28-2010 14:33:

I came home yesterday to a house full of natural gas. My genius girlfriend left one of the burners on without it being lit and she said it smelled like gas and she checked the burners but none were on so she just thought it was something else. Women are not always very smart.

Posted by Lunar Phase 7 on Sep-28-2010 15:39:

quote:
Originally posted by Lira

The beauty of it is that, physics aside, it actually does make (some) sense

It makes fuck all sense. I didn't know like caused pressure. Unless I accidentally the whole thing.

Posted by Silky Johnson on Sep-28-2010 16:00:

How did you not get sick?? In my teens I cleaned out some rooms in my basement to make room for a house party, but I put all the stuff in the furnace room, thereby suffocating the furnace/making the gas leak out. I was probably only down there for a few hours, but I got so fucking sick from inhaling all the fumes. I couldn't even have the house party because I had to spend the night hallucinating on my couch and trying not to vomit.

Posted by chach on Sep-28-2010 16:05:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
How did you not get sick?? In my teens I cleaned out some rooms in my basement to make room for a house party, but I put all the stuff in the furnace room, thereby suffocating the furnace/making the gas leak out. I was probably only down there for a few hours, but I got so fucking sick from inhaling all the fumes. I couldn't even have the house party because I had to spend the night hallucinating on my couch and trying not to vomit.

Because he's obviously making up some story or you are...

Posted by EddieZilker on Sep-28-2010 16:12:

quote:
Originally posted by ********
The whole ******** thing is = it is hierarchy.

Let's not confuse the physical properties of light with the struggle for dominance over sanity and logic you seem to strive for at every opportunity.

Posted by Silky Johnson on Sep-28-2010 16:14:

quote:
Originally posted by chach
Because he's obviously making up some story or you are...

I don't make up stories.

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