Science Discussion - Topic: Time Dilation

[xxjpxx]

Not too long ago, they managed to contain antimatter in a magnetic containment system for about 15 minutes.

Warp drives use antimatter :D

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[LordCutlerBeckett]

Good lord that's amazing.

It is. To use it as fuel, as a medicine, as a weapon... or anything else is absolutely amazing. I still have hope for humanity ever since Apple had more money than the U.S.A.

So let's say it's a gram of antimatter and a gram of matter and they come into contact. WHAT HAPPENS

One gram of antimatter can be equal to the power of the Hiroshima explosion.

Not too long ago, they managed to contain antimatter in a magnetic containment system for about 15 minutes.

Warp drives use antimatter :D

oh sweet jesus

[Thar]

One gram of antimatter can be equal to the power of the Hiroshima explosion.

So what would the equation look like?

[LordCutlerBeckett]

So what would the equation look like?

1 gram of antimatter = stuff = fan

I only know science stuff. Math is a bad subject for me.

[Wizzeh]

It's about 45 kilotons of tnt.

[Doomonkey]

Conservation of mass.

[LordCutlerBeckett]

It's about 45 kilotons of tnt.

One gram? Holy stuff that's THREE TIMES the Hiroshima bomb.

Conservation of mass.

fu

No really. Modern Science is outdoing some of these old laws. It is saddening, but it's happening.

[Thar]

Ok so

(however much mass is in those two grams) times 186,282mps to the second power = ?

No really. Modern Science is outdoing some of these old laws. It is saddening, but it's happening.

I don't think the Law of Conservation of Mass or the Law of Conservation of Energy has been disproven yet.

[brickybob]

One gram? Holy stuff that's THREE TIMES the Hiroshima bomb.

Luckily, it's expensive so we don't have to worry about that crazy old guy at the end of the street acquiring any.

[Oasis]

Good lord that's amazing. So let's say it's a gram of antimatter and a gram of matter and they come into contact. WHAT HAPPENS

Your city is gone.

[LordCutlerBeckett]

I don't think the Law of Conservation of Mass or the Law of Conservation of Energy has been disproven yet.

Not yet, but it sure as hell will if antimatter is put into use destruction-wise.

Luckily, it's expensive so we don't have to worry about that crazy old guy at the end of the street acquiring any.

Trillions of dollars for one gram, yeah.

[Doomonkey]

No really. Modern Science is outdoing some of these old laws. It is saddening, but it's happening.

Modern science is a bunch of crap.

Science method is: Observe, hypothesis, test, hypothesis, test, hypothesis... until you get a theory

Modern science is: No observation, hypothesis, test (Oh wait, what you are hypothesizing about cannot be tested), find out that hypothesis is only valid if you make up 18 more bullstuff rules, make up 18 more bullstuff rules, theory

[Oasis]

No really. Modern Science is outdoing some of these old laws. It is saddening, but it's happening.

That's the beauty of science, it's ever-changing. Unlike religion, everything in science could change and it would still be science.

[Wizzeh]

Modern science is a bunch of crap.

Science method is: Observe, hypothesis, test, hypothesis, test, hypothesis... until you get a theory

Modern science is: No observation, hypothesis, test (Oh wait, what you are hypothesizing about cannot be tested), find out that hypothesis is only valid if you make up 18 more bullstuff rules, make up 18 more bullstuff rules, theory

Have fun living in the dark ages.

EDIT: Anyway, that's not what modern science is like. Often it starts with an inference but that's valid as an observation, you can mathematically "test" a lot of this and physics (which I assume you're referring to) is working towards testing it experimentally, and you can test the bullstuff rules too, if any of them are proven false you've got to revise. It's still science.

It's not conservation of mass, it's conservation of energy. No energy is destroyed in that reaction.

[Oasis]

Modern science is a bunch of crap.

Science method is: Observe, hypothesis, test, hypothesis, test, hypothesis... until you get a theory

Modern science is: No observation, hypothesis, test (Oh wait, what you are hypothesizing about cannot be tested), find out that hypothesis is only valid if you make up 18 more bullstuff rules, make up 18 more bullstuff rules, theory

You're a loving moron. Observation happens daily.