If the last 365 days were good for you – well done! Keep up the good work.
If not, here are a few tips that may help you get back on track for the next revolution around the Sun. You probably won’t like them, but they are the reason you’re here. Read the rest of this entry »
Z-Planning has always been a source of amusement to our governments. They claim to take it as a bit of a joke, or issue tongue-in-cheek blogs on how to stay safe during the Zombie Apocalypse. In all seriousness, though, the American government has many layers of protection that would usually ensure we remain zombie free.
Thanks to the government shutdown, these layers of protection are rapidly eroding. Read the rest of this entry »
I once read that if you put a few drops of food colouring in milk it sinks to the bottom and stays there until the milk is moved (then it spreads through the milk to make it another colour). It’s never worked for me, is that because it was false or is there a way to make it work?
The theory is good, but in practice it only works with food colouring that is blue. Read the rest of this entry »
Those among you in the Great British isles this weekend will probably have some fairly strong opinions about snow. But although the BBC News site is saturated with articles about the effect on life, limb and liberty, there are certain things they won’t have covered. Read the rest of this entry »
Snow is frozen water, and that’s not transparent either. But massive Antarctic glaciers are clear and beautiful. It’s all the same water, so why the difference?
The truth is, not all water is the same.
The theory is one that any self-respecting geek or Donnie Darko fan will be familiar with. An Einstein-Rosen bridge is a theoretical tunnel through space and time which allows the user to travel further or more quickly than traditional linear travel between the two points.
Science knows a certain amount about this phenomenon, but they do not understand the full story. Read the rest of this entry »
Welcome back to the much-loved @Horse_ebooks! You have more questions? Well, okay then.
For clarity of method, here’s the question in full:
After watching the documentary ‘Looper’ at the cinema recently it got me thinking…
When time travel is invented, if I was to transport myself 5 minutes back in time I would meet myself from 5 minutes ago. So there are now 2 Mes. If the Me from 5 minutes ago waited for 5 minutes like before, then transported himself back in time 5 minutes… There would now be 3 Mes.
So using this time cycle is it possible to create an whole army of 1000′s of Mes which I could use to take over the world?
Yes, this is possible. However, it’s not as fantastic an idea as it may seem at first. Let’s use some diagrams to wrap our heads around this.
You need to get in one little fight and scare your mum.
If you don’t happen to have rich relatives to move in with, then it’s actually easy – but your experience all depends on what high school you choose.
Firstly, let’s get your hair and outfit sorted. It doesn’t really matter where you’re going yet, as you’ll fit in almost anywhere with the following:- Read the rest of this entry »
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