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Faster than fast
now if we can harness it we can build a time machine
Nothing is faster than the light‘ 1. Retard video of the light
You have now created something
the speed of light I
You have now created something
the speed of light I
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#5
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fucktheniggers (06/22/2012) [-] >nothing is gayer than op
>clone op
>2 ops have buttsecks
>you have now multiplied ops faggotry by 2, creating something gayer than op
>#fabulous
>problem?
>clone op
>2 ops have buttsecks
>you have now multiplied ops faggotry by 2, creating something gayer than op
>#fabulous
>problem?
#6
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droopypoopy **User deleted account** (06/22/2012) [+]
(20 replies)
Theoretically, if you had a camera with a large enough frame rate, it could be possible.
Yet such a camera doesn't exist in our time.
Yet such a camera doesn't exist in our time.
#52
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robalabobolol (06/22/2012) [+]
(5 replies)
I used to think that nothing was faster than the speed of light until I got diarrhea one night. Before I could switch the light on or even think, I had already shat myself!
#48
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wheresthefudge (06/22/2012) [+]
(2 replies)
Here's how you move something faster than the speed of light:
Will require:
-Laser pointer
-Moon (or reasonably sized space station)
How to:
-Point laser pointer at moon (or reasonably sized space station)
-Activate laser pointer
-Move laser pointer across an angle (should be around 30-45 degrees)
-The image of the laser has just moved faster than the speed of light.
-Infinite sciences are broked.
Will require:
-Laser pointer
-Moon (or reasonably sized space station)
How to:
-Point laser pointer at moon (or reasonably sized space station)
-Activate laser pointer
-Move laser pointer across an angle (should be around 30-45 degrees)
-The image of the laser has just moved faster than the speed of light.
-Infinite sciences are broked.
#44
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manirock (06/22/2012) [+]
(2 replies)
There actually is something faster than the speed of light. We just don't know how to define it. Each particle (an electron, proton, quark, etc.) has an antiparticle. One cannot exist without the other. No matter how far apart the two are from each other the destruction of one leads to the simultaneous destruction of the other. One particle could be at one end of the universe while its antiparticle is at the opposite end of the universe -trillions of miles away-, and the destruction of one would still lead to the simultaneous destruction of the other. It's called entanglement, and it indicates that there is some force in the universe that transcends space and time. As of yet no one has been able to explain it. In order for the theory of relativity and all the theories based off of relativity to be considered valid physicists choose to ignore it for the most part.
#90
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edgeoftheinternet (06/22/2012) [-] **edgeoftheinternet rolled a random image posted in comment #93 at Pizza delivery :( ** <If this is a pony im going to delete my account
#89
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minecraftmemes ONLINE (06/22/2012) [-] **minecraftmemes rolled a random image posted in comment #5325 at Pokemon ** Also team rocket
#45
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N. Korean citizen (06/22/2012) [-] no. because when you record video it plays at around 24 to 30 fps depending on the settings. so what you captured is merely light at its still state in each frame, played at 30fps.
now say i recorded the light at 24fps using a 35mm cinema camera. 1 minute worth of 35mm negative is worth about 24 metres. so that's about 40 centimetres per second, and 1,440 metres per hour.
so, the light you just shot is travelling at 1.4km/h.
times that by the amount at which you are fast forwarding, say 32x, then you have the speed at which the light you have shot is travelling. which will most definitely still be slower than the speed of light, unless you want a whole reel of 35mm film embedded in your fucking face.
now say i recorded the light at 24fps using a 35mm cinema camera. 1 minute worth of 35mm negative is worth about 24 metres. so that's about 40 centimetres per second, and 1,440 metres per hour.
so, the light you just shot is travelling at 1.4km/h.
times that by the amount at which you are fast forwarding, say 32x, then you have the speed at which the light you have shot is travelling. which will most definitely still be slower than the speed of light, unless you want a whole reel of 35mm film embedded in your fucking face.
#30
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N. Korean citizen (06/22/2012) [-] **anonymous rolled a random image posted in comment #238 at Give this guy a medal XD ** So you have a VCR, that's fancy, I've been considering upgrading my Betamax but no good movies have been made in the last 20 years.
#51
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petergriffinfj (06/22/2012) [+]
(6 replies)
Einstein's theory of general relativity (as opposed to special relativity) actually allows objects to move faster than the speed of light.
