Random Facts and Useless Knowledge

[FJohnny]

You got it. Laboratories on Earth have produced temps far colder and hotter than are found in nature. From slightly less than absolute zero to in excess of 3-Billion. In contrast, space is about 3.2K, and the core of the sun is somewhere around 45-million F.

I was under the impression that it couldn't go less than absolute zero because all molecular motion had stopped at that point. I've been out of school too long, I guess.

Congrats to Smooth for hitting the highs and lows record in the bedroom. She's a lucky girl.

He should win a Chrysler Cordoba with rich Corinthian leather. Time for a crowd fund?

All the best.

 

[03cobra#694]

OK, I laughed.

 

[Great Asp]

The Milky Way is moving 515,000 miles an hour through space.

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[Smooth]

On your death bed, you will achieve universal consciousness.

So, yeah. You can tell folks you've got that going for you.

Thanks. I'm puttin' that on a t-shirt.

 

[Ohio Snake]

Vaginas and sharks have something in common. They both contain the substance squalene. This exists in shark livers and is a natural vaginal lubricant.


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[svtfocus2cobra]

Vaginas and sharks have something in common. They both contain the substance squalene. This exists in shark livers and is a natural vaginal lubricant.


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The texture and material of the insides of your cheeks in your mouth is the same material that makes up the vaginal walls.

 

[OETKB]

In keeping with this thread, you all should know that the skin on your elbows, and your ball sack, is not the same. If someone kicks you in the balls you will not get tennis elbow, and vice versa.

 

[James Snover]

Thanks. I'm puttin' that on a t-shirt.

Wish it was my work. It's a line from the old movie, "Caddy Shack."

 

[James Snover]

I was under the impression that it couldn't go less than absolute zero because all molecular motion had stopped at that point. I've been out of school too long, I guess.

Congrats to Smooth for hitting the highs and lows record in the bedroom. She's a lucky girl.

He should win a Chrysler Cordoba with rich Corinthian leather. Time for a crowd fund?

All the best.

You are correct, 100%. It can't go lower; or better stated: it isn't supposed to go lower, as we understand it. Nevertheless, it has been done, and documented and the effect reproduced. Some trick of Quantum mechanics I don't understand.

 

[Revvv]

The sentence "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" uses every letter of the alphabet

Armored knights raised their visors to identify themselves when they rode past their king. This custom has become the modern military salute.

"Testify" comes from the the Roman practice of affirming the truth of a statement made in court by swearing on one's testicles.

Consider that during your next court session.

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[Revvv]

One planet in the solar system
features both the hottest temperatures and the coldest temperatures. And by hot, I mean FAR more so than the core of the sun; and by cold I mean mote so than the background temp of the universe, colder even than the largest blackholes.

What planet is it, and where on that planet will you find those temps?


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I'm certain women are from this place.

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[Revvv]

In keeping with this thread, you all should know that the skin on your elbows, and your ball sack, is not the same. If someone kicks you in the balls you will not get tennis elbow, and vice versa.

Now that got a good laugh.

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[BrunotheBoxer]

Wish it was my work. It's a line from the old movie, "Caddy Shack."

 

[James Snover]

The event horizon of a black hole is the point at which once you cross it, you can't get back out. The event horizons are small, compared to the mass of the hole. For example: squash Earth into a black hole. The event horizon would be the size of a small marble. The monster black hole in the center of the Milky Way galaxy, which is named Sagittarius A* (pronounced Sagitarrius A-star), the hole around which the rest of the galaxy spins? It contains 4,000,000 times the mass of the sun. But the even horizon would fit, easily, within the limits of the orbit of Mercury because it is only somewhere around 14,000,000 miles in diameter.

 

[James Snover]

This we only found out about three years ago: When a thunderstorm generates a bolt of lightning, at the top of the cloud there is a spray of gamma rays, xrays and positrons. Still not completely understood as to why.

 

[Ohio Snake]

At the equator, you would weigh less than if standing at one of the poles.


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[James Snover]

Put Scotch tape in a vacuum chamber and evacuate it. Apply the tape to a surface in the container. Pull the tape off and ... you get a bunch of hard x-rays in the 75-90KV range. This is in the range produced by medical xray machines. This would also happen in ordinary air, except the mechanism causing it is moderated by the presence of the air.

 

[Smooth]

This we only found out about three years ago: When a thunderstorm generates a bolt of lightning, at the top of the cloud there is a spray of gamma rays, xrays and positrons. Still not completely understood as to why.

 

[BrunotheBoxer]

There are more than 600 pasta shapes worldwide, but in Italian pasta names don’t sound particularly appetizing. Spaghetti means strings, vermicelli are small worms, farfalle are butterflies, orechiette small ears, linguine little tongues and ravioli little turnips.

 

[capnkirk52]

The Milky Way is moving 515,000 miles an hour through space.

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Yet we see the same constellations as the people who first mapped them? Same North Star? Curious, because they are moving, too, right???