so, based on something i just read about how yahoo is inferior to google, i went to google and typed "spped of light in furlongs per decade" and hit enter
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sorry im just trin to rap my mind around the idea of FREZZING as in turning liquid to solid (at least thats what it ment last time i checked) ya know light flows like water...
Firt they make a very cold squishy, then the light drinks it and gets brain freeze!
Physicists at Harvard University have announced that they have been able to freeze light for a split second before setting it once again in motion. This achievement could help in the development of more powerful computers.
Two years ago, scientists "stored" light pulses for a short amount of time by allowing atoms in a gas to take up the individual light particles, or photons. This latest work differs in that no energy was removed from the light.
Stephen Harris, from Stanford University, said that the ability to stop light, even for a few hundred-thousandths of a second, was an important scientific first. The research will be published in the science journal "Nature."
a thread in the rpgnet forums had people posting game ideas about it--one person posted an unknown armies idea that when they froze the photons that they had accidentally ripped a piece of god away from himself--starting in motion the whole deal as seen in the book of revelations. . .weird. . .
but the idea, and most of the rest of the thread was damned cool
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i'm not quite sure how, but its true thwarg--google for it!
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ahh what ever i dont get it
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Physicists at Harvard University have announced that they have been able to freeze light for a split second before setting it once again in motion. This achievement could help in the development of more powerful computers.
Two years ago, scientists "stored" light pulses for a short amount of time by allowing atoms in a gas to take up the individual light particles, or photons. This latest work differs in that no energy was removed from the light.
Stephen Harris, from Stanford University, said that the ability to stop light, even for a few hundred-thousandths of a second, was an important scientific first. The research will be published in the science journal "Nature."
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a thread in the rpgnet forums had people posting game ideas about it--one person posted an unknown armies idea that when they froze the photons that they had accidentally ripped a piece of god away from himself--starting in motion the whole deal as seen in the book of revelations. . .weird. . .
but the idea, and most of the rest of the thread was damned cool
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