What is the speed of dark?
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you know something fam... that is a damn good question... does dark even have a speed? it takes light a certain amount of time to reach any object or person... is it the same for dark?
what about dark matter? this is a good thought man. now i'm about to do some research, hopefully i'll have an answer, then again, i'm sure one of the bruh's has an answer.
what about dark matter? this is a good thought man. now i'm about to do some research, hopefully i'll have an answer, then again, i'm sure one of the bruh's has an answer.
yep
It is the speed in which dark is replaced by light, therefore the speed of light.
Eternity is infinite, so although we have clocks and calendars, we can never really "kill time" because it never stops and is infinite
The Speed of Dark
An Experiment from the Second Year Physics Lab
David Mar PhD [1], School of Physics, University of Sydney, NSW Australia
Recent work by researchers working for Lausten Transit established that the light and dark were in a continual battle for supremacy. It was established that dark was nocturnal and it was postulated by Lausten Transit that the speed of dark was variable. Considering the viscosity of dark as described by Lausten Transit it may be shown that dark must in fact have a constant speed, using quantum electrodynamics, QED. Here, researchers from The Mill (YSA's new research labs) present the theoretical basis for these conclusions as well as a practical method for calculating the speed of dark are demonstrated.
Many people (mostly second year students) think that the second year lab is a waste of time. Well, to quash these ugly rumours once and for all, we present an ingenious new method for measuring the speed of light with high accuracy, using no more equipment than that easily found lying around the lab.
http://www.ysa.org.au/themill/1998.3.darkspeed.html
very interesting indeed...
An Experiment from the Second Year Physics Lab
David Mar PhD [1], School of Physics, University of Sydney, NSW Australia
Recent work by researchers working for Lausten Transit established that the light and dark were in a continual battle for supremacy. It was established that dark was nocturnal and it was postulated by Lausten Transit that the speed of dark was variable. Considering the viscosity of dark as described by Lausten Transit it may be shown that dark must in fact have a constant speed, using quantum electrodynamics, QED. Here, researchers from The Mill (YSA's new research labs) present the theoretical basis for these conclusions as well as a practical method for calculating the speed of dark are demonstrated.
Many people (mostly second year students) think that the second year lab is a waste of time. Well, to quash these ugly rumours once and for all, we present an ingenious new method for measuring the speed of light with high accuracy, using no more equipment than that easily found lying around the lab.
http://www.ysa.org.au/themill/1998.3.darkspeed.html
very interesting indeed...
The Speed of Dark
An Experiment from the Second Year Physics Lab
David Mar PhD [1], School of Physics, University of Sydney, NSW Australia
Recent work by researchers working for Lausten Transit established that the light and dark were in a continual battle for supremacy. It was established that dark was nocturnal and it was postulated by Lausten Transit that the speed of dark was variable. Considering the viscosity of dark as described by Lausten Transit it may be shown that dark must in fact have a constant speed, using quantum electrodynamics, QED. Here, researchers from The Mill (YSA's new research labs) present the theoretical basis for these conclusions as well as a practical method for calculating the speed of dark are demonstrated.
Many people (mostly second year students) think that the second year lab is a waste of time. Well, to quash these ugly rumours once and for all, we present an ingenious new method for measuring the speed of light with high accuracy, using no more equipment than that easily found lying around the lab.
http://www.ysa.org.au/themill/1998.3.darkspeed.html
very interesting indeed...
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What is the darwinian explanation as to why people laugh when they fart?
Damn, never heard that one.
Another one:
If you succeed at failing, which one have you done?
fuck-a-darwin.... fartin is funny for two reasons... 1) its a funny ass sound (whether the fart like sound is from your ass, mouth, arm pit, and even the glorious farting sounds of the pussy queef)
2) though its disgusting, niggas know you still laugh at the rank ass smell of somebodies fart, OR you laugh at the persons reaction to the rank smell of your own farts
and thats an explaination for that ass!
cosign the cosign
darkness is nothing - nothing has no speed
The Speed of Dark is the direct inverse of the Speed of Light.
Basic Law of Physics = Every Action Has An Equal and Opposite Reaction.
Light molecules (photons) need to displace space in the void ... light photons travel at a certain speed (100,000 miles a second or some crazy shit like that) and once those photons are gone, Darkness re-envelopes the void at the same speed.
It Darkness re-enveloped just a fraction too early, we'd never see the light. A fraction too late, and we'd see a "light pipe" like a shutter on a Camera as it closes its iris.
What's even crazier when you think about it ...
(1) The light we see from the stars tonight, that was cast in some cases 1,000 years ago. It's JUST reaching the Earth now.
(2) Traveling at LIGHT SPEED, and excluding the Sun, it would take us ~4 years to reach the nearest star Proxima Centauri.
4 years at LIGHT SPEED THE ENTIRE TIME.
Makes you think how small and insignifcant we are.
Basic Law of Physics = Every Action Has An Equal and Opposite Reaction.
Light molecules (photons) need to displace space in the void ... light photons travel at a certain speed (100,000 miles a second or some crazy shit like that) and once those photons are gone, Darkness re-envelopes the void at the same speed.
It Darkness re-enveloped just a fraction too early, we'd never see the light. A fraction too late, and we'd see a "light pipe" like a shutter on a Camera as it closes its iris.
What's even crazier when you think about it ...
(1) The light we see from the stars tonight, that was cast in some cases 1,000 years ago. It's JUST reaching the Earth now.
(2) Traveling at LIGHT SPEED, and excluding the Sun, it would take us ~4 years to reach the nearest star Proxima Centauri.
4 years at LIGHT SPEED THE ENTIRE TIME.
Makes you think how small and insignifcant we are.
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Better question: When you think to yourself, how do you "hear" it?
How does that account for when certain people go totally blind, (eyes totally dead) all they see is light?
What about blackholes? They move at nearly the speed of light. "Black holes can't be seen, but their existence and mass are inferred by their gravitational effects on material around them and by the energy released from all the activity."
Im guessing that black holes are the manifestation of the absolute opposite of light
LMAO not Alonzo Mosley!
Im guessing that black holes are the manifestation of the absolute opposite of light
LMAO not Alonzo Mosley!
"2 miles an hour"
the physical "hear" and mental "hear" are two different notions.When you think to yourself,there is no physcial "hearing" going on.
Another Question: If Jimmy cracked corn, and I don't care...
Then Who's gonna care about it?
Then Who's gonna care about it?
this post got me havin' Paul Mooney *Niggadamus* flashbacks, lol..............damn, i miss that show........lol
Jimmy.
You don't? My inner voice sounds like James Earl Jones. But hey, I'm different.
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