Caution Standing Too Close May Result In Singularity

Bill · 2005-03-17, 03:56 PM

I hate it when that happens. Pesky black holes. ;-}

Did you hear about the recent experiment where they used sound waves to collapse bubbles in a sulfuric acid solution, producing temperatures of 10 to 24 thousand degrees, hotter than the surface of a star?

They say they may even have induced microscopic amounts of fusion with this method.

Not exactly a desktop fusion generator yet, but a fascinating step towards one.

Kinky · 2005-03-17, 04:10 PM

it doesn't pose a threat until they try to make a bigger one and it slowly starts sucking the earth in, and of course they won't know hot to stop it either

2005-03-17, 04:10 PM	#2
Kinky HEY NOW! Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: in the Matrix Glitching on an Endless Loop. Loop. Loop. Loop. Loo Posts: 1,218	it doesn't pose a threat until they try to make a bigger one and it slowly starts sucking the earth in, and of course they won't know hot to stop it either __________________ don't mind me im nothing but nonsense <3

2005-03-17, 03:56 PM	#1
Bill Selling porn allows me to stay in a constant state of Bliss - ain't that a trip! Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,914	I hate it when that happens. Pesky black holes. ;-} Did you hear about the recent experiment where they used sound waves to collapse bubbles in a sulfuric acid solution, producing temperatures of 10 to 24 thousand degrees, hotter than the surface of a star? They say they may even have induced microscopic amounts of fusion with this method. Not exactly a desktop fusion generator yet, but a fascinating step towards one.