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We start, the tomorrow that is today, because we can't live in the world tomorrow.
Because, I am the you that believes in me that believes in you!
(please get the reference)

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#109 to #104 - nikentakadisker (11/16/2012) [-]

" Don't believe in yourself. Believe in the me that believes in you!"

Fuck yea Kamina.

Let's move this to my profile so I can post images.

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#121 to #67 - yoursandwitch (11/16/2012) [-]

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#123 to #121 - nikentakadisker (11/16/2012) [-]

Best reference ever.

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#128 to #123 - yoursandwitch (11/16/2012) [-]

REALLY?

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#131 to #128 - nikentakadisker (11/16/2012) [-]

Yes. My favorite character from a decent Disney movie.

Not really

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#135 to #131 - yoursandwitch (11/16/2012) [-]

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

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#137 to #135 - nikentakadisker (11/16/2012) [-]

Shit.

You broke Buzz

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#146 to #137 - yoursandwitch (11/16/2012) [-]

Good

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#148 to #146 - nikentakadisker (11/16/2012) [-]

KILL!

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#195 - julpiter (11/16/2012) [+] (12 replies)

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#209 to #195 - megustaurmother (11/16/2012) [-]

Is it wrong to wonder what it would be like to put your dick in it?

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#211 to #195 - DropDeadShred (11/16/2012) [-]

Put some borax in water, then tip oil paints in it, the borax makes the paints float on top of the water, so all you have to do is dip whatever you want painted in it.
Pic related, that's how that guitar was painted.

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#196 to #195 - mshine (11/16/2012) [-]

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#197 to #196 - julpiter (11/16/2012) [-]

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#242 to #197 - davidokuro (11/16/2012) [-]

Keep your ferrofluids elsewhere, we are discussing LEVITATING SPONTANEOUSLY COMBUSTING METALS!!!

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#202 to #197 - alphajunk (11/16/2012) [-]

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#201 to #197 - mshine (11/16/2012) [-]

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#237 to #197 - joyfullreaper (11/16/2012) [-]

FERROFLUIDS

magnetic fluids (like iron dust in some kind of oil or some shit like that)

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#222 to #197 - scarytown (11/16/2012) [-]

I cannot comprehend this!!!!

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#199 to #195 - alphajunk (11/16/2012) [-]

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#198 to #195 - jjamesgordon (11/16/2012) [-]

I must know what this is!

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#225 to #198 - JohnTheRipper (11/16/2012) [-]

youtube: had dipped in carbon fiber.

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#231 - Jesusnipples (11/16/2012) [+] (5 replies)

Metal is put into electromagnet, which suspends it in the air. This causes some sort of reaction within the metal itself, which heats the shit out of it. It begins losing electrons to the magnet, and eventually it loses its magnetic properties, and falls to the floor as a liquid, which quickly solidifies due to its low freezing point.
I read about this somewhere a long time ago, that's what I remember, hope this helps

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#234 to #231 - wisdombranch (11/16/2012) [-]

If I am not mistaken: The metal pellet did not heat up without the graphite from the pencil. The graphite is made of near PURE elemental carbon; few things are better resistors than carbon. The current in the copper induced a current within the pellet, which the carbon blocked... however, in blocking the current, it absorbed the energy of the current and released it to the pellet as MASSIVE HEAT.

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#291 to #234 - Jesusnipples (11/16/2012) [-]

I figured the guy with the pencil just wanted to poke shit.

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#299 to #231 - rambopotato ONLINE (03/31/2013) [-]

i know this was damn long ago, but can you explain this to me ? i need to explain it for a physics project . Thanks !

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#300 to #299 - Jesusnipples (03/31/2013) [-]

I'm sorry man, the extent I know about this is what I said in the comment above; I'm no expert. However, I bet if you clicked and dragged the .gif onto Google image search, you could find something useful for your project

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#301 to #300 - rambopotato ONLINE (03/31/2013) [-]

no prob mate . Nice name btw hehe

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#17 - dreamzz (11/15/2012) [-]

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#214 - iamjackskidney (11/16/2012) [-]

**iamjackskidney rolled a random image posted in comment #16 at HA. ** MFW

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#256 - anothergun (11/16/2012) [+] (1 reply)

First i was like

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#257 to #256 - anothergun (11/16/2012) [-]

Then i was like

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#217 - youcocksmoker (11/16/2012) [-]

hfw when he does this

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#145 - Sabor (11/16/2012) [-]

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#212 - unrealsurfer (11/16/2012) [+] (1 reply)

what the hell.......

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#235 to #212 - zincum (11/16/2012) [-]

Damn i love this gif

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#62 - ofwgbagelbites (11/16/2012) [+] (1 reply)

IT'S EVOLVING!

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#97 to #62 - mistressluna (11/16/2012) [-]

Niggamorphs

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#31 - quadv (11/16/2012) [+] (15 replies)

Make this into a gun

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#32 to #31 - blackleather (11/16/2012) [-]

They already have, it's called a Railgun.

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#35 to #32 - spacehawk (11/16/2012) [-]

Hmm I thought weapons firing magnetically accelerated projectiles were called gauss weapons? But that just from playing Crysis so wtf do I know.

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#37 to #35 - toxicplague (11/16/2012) [-]

gauss is when the magnets and material are a chain, that eventually acceleates one fine bead using many.

Rail guns are ones where one projectile is sped up with progressively stronger magnets

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#66 to #35 - cometfire (11/16/2012) [-]

Depends on the design but the principal is basically the same. Using magnetics to fire the projectiles.

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#40 to #35 - blackleather (11/16/2012) [-]

Not sure about Crysis cause I've never played, but most video games I've played that have magnetic weapons, it's usually called a Railgun.

But aside from that, I've seen documentaries about weapons that talk about railguns and they showed an actual railgun, although it was only experimental as nobody had actually perfected creating one at the time I saw it.

Then again, it's possible that we are both right and you are giving the name of the line of weapons where as I'm giving the name of a specific model or type of weapon that falls under the specification you named.

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#46 to #40 - mookiez (11/16/2012) [-]

I've made a homemade railgun. You have to put a electromagnetic strip on each side of whatever you plan to fire. Build a capacitor bank ( charges up and holds their charges, best to charge it over 100kv, and capacitors are much like battery's except when they discharge, they do it in a fraction of a second. ) and send that current though it positive towards to back of the projectile and the negative towards the part of the gun where the projectile will leave. You get the gist of what I'm saying, But They are fun to build. Best to study up on them more, Because anyone could build one if he/she tried.

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#296 to #46 - blackleather (11/19/2012) [-]

This is actually pretty interesting? How'd you manage to build it and what were your results? I'm curious.

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#43 to #40 - thelordofrepost (11/16/2012) [-]

Well Gauss is named after a scientist, but the weapons I've seen called Gauss Rifles where actually coil guns in which a metal object is sped up by one coil (which is magnetic) turning on then as the object approaches it turns off and so on down the line. Rail guns however are to parallel metal bars that accelerate the object between them using one magnetic field, but I believe the navy has rail guns that create a small ball of plasma that they can accelerate far faster then a piece of metal and use the plasma to push the metal. Hope this helped!

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#33 to #31 - leawesomesauce (11/16/2012) [-]

whats that instrument called?

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#42 to #33 - asx (11/16/2012) [-]

It's called a hang drum

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#60 to #31 - N. Korean citizen (11/16/2012) [-]

It got hot due to magnetic induction. This is how induction ovens heat pots.

It's just dropping due to gravity. Molten metals lose their magnetic properties (so it's no longer suspended by the magnetic field and drops to earth).

Gauss was a scientist who did a bunch of shit with magnetics. One of the units we measure magnetics with is named after him.

A gauss cannon or railgun use powerful electromagnets to quickly accelerate a projectile (speeds up to mach 10 are quite possible). The military is developing these as we speak.

However, as the video shows, molten metal loses its magnetic properties... this couldn't be turned into a gun.

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#51 to #31 - robotcomander (11/16/2012) [-]

i don't think it fired, i think it just dropped because it lost its magnatism

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#58 to #31 - cometfire (11/16/2012) [-]

It's called a Railgun. <3

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#56 to #31 - cometfire (11/16/2012) [-]

There is a weapon that functions similar to that. It fired a molten slag at supersonic speeds.

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#91 - BowChickaBowWow (11/16/2012) [+] (1 reply)

izismile.com/2012/04/27/science_is_awesome_levitationmelting_method_of_induction.html
Here you go, you fantastic faggots.

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#108 to #91 - N. Korean citizen (11/16/2012) [-]

GOD I love people like you; the comment that makes your eyes sparkle, the comment that gives you the sauce. Thumb for you, good fellow!

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#41 to #19 - rdabosss (11/16/2012) [-]

Awesome Picture! RIP Carl!

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#22 - scostil (11/15/2012) [-]

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