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[LcarsSystem]

Originally posted by: So

Originally posted by: LcarsSystem
Now all we need is to get some matter/anti-matter and build us a warp drive!

Oh, we have anti-matter...just very, very little of it. If you could find a way to make a large quantity of it, you'd be richer than God.

Yah I heard that we have anti-matter, next thing is to harness several times the energy of the sun to gain warp speeds.

 

[batmanuel]

Originally posted by: Squisher

Originally posted by: IdioticBuffoon
'The greatest scientific discoveries are not announced by shouts of "Eureka" but by quiet musings of, "That's funny".'

While watching the entire complex be destroyed in massive fireball, "Wow, that's funny."

Keanu Reeves unavailable for comment.

 

[gopunk]

i remember when i was little all these books said that if there was even a pinhead as hot as the sun on the earth that things within some large radius would be completely destroyed... so much for that

 

[Farbio]

Originally posted by: MS Dawn
So they got a prescott to run off housepower directly?

lmao

 

[silverpig]

Originally posted by: gopunk
i remember when i was little all these books said that if there was even a pinhead as hot as the sun on the earth that things within some large radius would be completely destroyed... so much for that

The surface of the sun is 5700 K... it's not really that hot.

The center of the sun is a hundred million or so degrees.

 

[myusername]

Originally posted by: silverpig

Originally posted by: gopunk
i remember when i was little all these books said that if there was even a pinhead as hot as the sun on the earth that things within some large radius would be completely destroyed... so much for that

The surface of the sun is 5700 K... it's not really that hot.
The center of the sun is a hundred million or so degrees.

Without actually going to wikipedia and thus avoiding making an ass of myself ... I had thought the corona was the hottest part of the sun