Does alcaseltzer really make birds explode? (use a bird stomach and stomach acid replacement maybe?)
If the Mythbusters could test your myth?
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My ichthyology professor suggested we send a bunch of carp related myths in as a class. Nerdy? Very, but I thought it was pretty funny.
Brilliant. I'd love to have drunken squirrels running round my bedroom anyway, whether they scare away spiders or not.The Brian J said:
And that Final Destination idea is great.
no you just get an anti-gravity engine-Orgasmatron- said:
how about if you had a 10 meter cable and it was affected by a solar flare would it bust into flames
9/11 conspiracy theories.
Adam Savage has actually gone on the record as saying he'd really like to test this but the cost would be enormous and not to mention controversial. You know other academics have received death threats from conspiracy theorists as they investigate into these events without considering the whacked out theories of these nutjobs.
In the physics course I'm taking we have actually already busted several myths, particularly how much metals are weakened even under relatively moderate heat like found in a Pizza oven (400 degrees Celsius), aluminium had lost 80% of it's strength even AFTER it had cooled back down to room temperature (heating then cooling removes work hardening).
In fact you could almost teach an entire physics course based around the fundamental misunderstandings of physics these conspiracy theories demonstrate.
Adam Savage has actually gone on the record as saying he'd really like to test this but the cost would be enormous and not to mention controversial. You know other academics have received death threats from conspiracy theorists as they investigate into these events without considering the whacked out theories of these nutjobs.
In the physics course I'm taking we have actually already busted several myths, particularly how much metals are weakened even under relatively moderate heat like found in a Pizza oven (400 degrees Celsius), aluminium had lost 80% of it's strength even AFTER it had cooled back down to room temperature (heating then cooling removes work hardening).
In fact you could almost teach an entire physics course based around the fundamental misunderstandings of physics these conspiracy theories demonstrate.
Yes, but not as well as flour beetles.coxafloppin said:
What is this carp you sent me, I can't test this carp!hotacidbath said:
