#physisc

[memolitioncom]

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New Post has been published on http://memolition.com/2015/05/27/how-much-does-a-shadow-weigh/

How Much Does a Shadow Weigh?

Ever wondered how much does the shadow weigh? Better question might be “how much less does an area covered in shadow weigh relative to surrounding areas covered in light?”

As Vsauce’s Michael Stevens explains in the video, light has energy. This energy allows it to behave as though it has mass. Cool, right? That’s just the beginning.

Watch this video to learn more. You’ll be glad you did.

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[memolitioncom]

New Post has been published on memolition

New Post has been published on http://memolition.com/2015/05/12/rains-dirty-little-secret/

Rain's Dirty Little Secret

You might expect the physics of rain to be something that is well understood by now, but sometimes raindrops act different than we expect.

learn more about rain and find outr why at the heart of every raindrop is a small particle… usually dirt.

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[acidicwisdom]

I see you Garrett

Reblogging my posts..mhhmmm

[bohemian-monalisa-blog]

A decent example of my views on God--

Except I side with Einstein's analysis that all time happens at once, so I don't believe the greatest cosmic entity that exists would be controlled in any way by time.

I also have an issue with the "divine wrath" business (I believe good & bad [not necessarily evil] stems from the natural yin & yang of the universe [universe is meaning the environment of human beings & God in this context] not from God) given that the unified state of God-- though would end the universe-- is not a bad or negative entity-- rather the state caused God to become the entity God is & thus-- yin & yang would stem from this initial state and not God.

Thus-- I think the conflict between father & son is between the original state itself (father) and God itself (son)

...

I disagree a bit with other various details

but

At any rate-- this is really interesting & worth a thought.