[Captain_Ryker]Is this possible?

Post by **Darth Wong** » 2006-10-18 11:47pm

Howedar wrote:It might be entertaining for some mod+ fellow to see to what country his IP address leads you.

I'm curious, at least.

His IP address is 24.241.96.234.

Post by **Darth Wong** » 2006-10-18 11:49pm

Captain_Ryker wrote:I know what a qausar is, I read all about it here

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quasar

So say you hit the ball of energy with a graviton and a photon. And it caused it all to explode? wouldnt that create a big explosion?

Seriously, shut the fuck up right now. Your idiocy is starting to piss me off. You expect us to waste our time filling in what are obviously enormous gaps in your scientific knowledge? Gee, why don't you just ask for free fucking tutoring of all the science between grades 5 and 12?

Howedar · Post by **Howedar** » 2006-10-18 11:53pm

Darth Wong wrote:
Howedar wrote:It might be entertaining for some mod+ fellow to see to what country his IP address leads you.

I'm curious, at least.
His IP address is 24.241.96.234.

Missouri. Depressing but unsurprising?

Post by **Darth Wong** » 2006-10-18 11:56pm

Howedar wrote:
Darth Wong wrote:
Howedar wrote:It might be entertaining for some mod+ fellow to see to what country his IP address leads you.

I'm curious, at least.
His IP address is 24.241.96.234.
Missouri. Depressing but unsurprising?

Not too surprising, but I'm sure there are plenty of people in Missouri who are much smarter than this kid.

Howedar · Post by **Howedar** » 2006-10-18 11:58pm

I'm fairly sure they do. I hear most of them even know how to flush toilets.

Morilore · Post by **Morilore** » 2006-10-19 12:04am

He's probably a kiddie. I could certainly see my ten-year-old self saying something like this, because at that age I didn't know the difference between knowing of things and actually knowing them - see his link to a Wikipedia article about quasars.

Alternatively, he's a troll, but that's always a possibility.

Post by **Darth Wong** » 2006-10-19 12:10am

Morilore wrote:He's probably a kiddie. I could certainly see my ten-year-old self saying something like this, because at that age I didn't know the difference between knowing of things and actually knowing them - see his link to a Wikipedia article about quasars.

Alternatively, he's a troll, but that's always a possibility.

If he's a ten year old, he shouldn't be signed up here. We have a minimum age of 13.

Stark · Post by **Stark** » 2006-10-19 12:16am

But come on - he seriously asked what would happen if you combined a graviton and a photon. You've got to pay that.

SirNitram · Post by **SirNitram** » 2006-10-19 12:28am

Stark wrote:But come on - he seriously asked what would happen if you combined a graviton and a photon. You've got to pay that.

My brain feels like it's bleeding as I try and comprehend that.

(Of course, technically, I know the answer, if we use the 'Gravitons as connectors' idea: The photon rides the gravitational curve in accordance with, oh, basic physics.)

Stark · Post by **Stark** » 2006-10-19 12:43am

Somehow, I don't think that's what he was thinking. That's what makes it so awesome.

Uraniun235 · Post by **Uraniun235** » 2006-10-19 12:51am

Stark wrote:But come on - he seriously asked what would happen if you combined a graviton and a photon. You've got to pay that.

Wasn't that an episode of Voyager?

SirNitram · Post by **SirNitram** » 2006-10-19 01:01am

Stark wrote:Somehow, I don't think that's what he was thinking. That's what makes it so awesome.

As I said. My brain is bleeding. It's the 80's all over again.

Post by **fgalkin** » 2006-10-19 02:16am

Darth Wong wrote:
Morilore wrote:He's probably a kiddie. I could certainly see my ten-year-old self saying something like this, because at that age I didn't know the difference between knowing of things and actually knowing them - see his link to a Wikipedia article about quasars.

Alternatively, he's a troll, but that's always a possibility.
If he's a ten year old, he shouldn't be signed up here. We have a minimum age of 13.

Um..don't we have members who are younger than that?

Have a very nice day.
-fgalkin

ThatGuyFromThatPlace · Post by **ThatGuyFromThatPlace** » 2006-10-19 02:17am

We need a *head Explodes* smiley for this kind of stuff. okay I need one, any idea?

Jim Raynor · Post by **Jim Raynor** » 2006-10-19 02:30am

Jesus, reading this guy's posts is just embarrassing. You don't have to even have to be scientifically knowledgable to see the bullshit, with this guy tagging the word "Super" on to everything.

Look kid, it's alright if you don't know as much about science as some of the other people here. Most people don't. But please, don't ever fucking talk about things that you have no understanding of. Even if you never pick up an actual science book, you would do better to just keep your mouth shut about these things.

Elheru Aran · Post by **Elheru Aran** » 2006-10-19 09:38pm

fgalkin wrote:
Darth Wong wrote:
Morilore wrote:He's probably a kiddie. I could certainly see my ten-year-old self saying something like this, because at that age I didn't know the difference between knowing of things and actually knowing them - see his link to a Wikipedia article about quasars.

Alternatively, he's a troll, but that's always a possibility.
If he's a ten year old, he shouldn't be signed up here. We have a minimum age of 13.
Um..don't we have members who are younger than that?

Have a very nice day.
-fgalkin

We don't, unless you mean 13. There was one, 'Jazz Intern', who turned out to be like 12 IIRC. He kinda dropped off the face of the board though...

aerius · Post by **aerius** » 2006-10-19 09:50pm

Captain_Ryker wrote:What happens when a graviton and a photon hit each other?

It causes a rip in the space-time continuum causing your parents to remember to use contraception so you're never born.

Patrick Degan · Post by **Patrick Degan** » 2006-10-19 11:51pm

Captain_Ryker wrote:What happens when a graviton and a photon hit each other?

Pardon me, Mr. Ryker, but are you nuts?

Post by **Ghost Rider** » 2006-10-19 11:54pm

I'm just sweeping this to Hall of Shame, not because it's trolling but it so belongs there.

Spanky The Dolphin · Post by **Spanky The Dolphin** » 2006-10-20 12:08am

I have to admit, that was almost like poetry.

Old Plympto · Post by **Old Plympto** » 2006-10-20 12:48am

Stark wrote:But come on - he seriously asked what would happen if you combined a graviton and a photon. You've got to pay that.

Come on, you guys. Everyone knows that using the inverted linear coefficient formula you could use two particle accelerators (preferably one in Mexico City and another located in Ulan Bator) to collide a graviton and a photon, which will not just release super amount of energy but alter the value of pi within 218 kilometers of the collision to 3.17734. This is of course nothing when super compared to a super collision between a super graviton and a super horseradish.

mr friendly guy · Post by **mr friendly guy** » 2006-10-20 05:16am

Ok, my knowledge on particle physics is like next to nothing, but how could a graviton and photon possibly "combine"? Neither has any mass to combine. The other thing is since they both are thought to mediate the behaviour of different fundamental forces which don't interact since the very early stages post the big bang, so I am not sure how there would be a reaction.

Perhaps someone more knowledgeable can explain what else is wrong with his question. And yes I also had the temptation to answer sarcastically using words such as subspace or quantum in the explanation, but I thought I might learn a bit more if I just posted what I thought was wrong with the question.

Post by **K. A. Pital** » 2006-10-20 06:52am

A rare gem of pure nonsense condensed in a ball of super-idiocy.

But I can't believe this guy is real. A joke, more likely.

Keevan_Colton · Post by **Keevan_Colton** » 2006-10-20 09:55am

Spanky The Dolphin wrote:I have to admit, that was almost like poetry.

As the NUWS official Anti-Poet, and a Horseman, that does mean it's my job twice over to stamp down on this crap

General Zod · Post by **General Zod** » 2006-10-20 11:49am

mr friendly guy wrote:Ok, my knowledge on particle physics is like next to nothing, but how could a graviton and photon possibly "combine"? Neither has any mass to combine. The other thing is since they both are thought to mediate the behaviour of different fundamental forces which don't interact since the very early stages post the big bang, so I am not sure how there would be a reaction.

Perhaps someone more knowledgeable can explain what else is wrong with his question. And yes I also had the temptation to answer sarcastically using words such as subspace or quantum in the explanation, but I thought I might learn a bit more if I just posted what I thought was wrong with the question.

The very existence of gravitons is still under debate, as far as I know. Unless there's been some new papers verifying them in the last few years I'm completely unaware of. Oh, and Ryker's mom isn't putting out nearly enough. That's another problem with his question.

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