Funnyjunk logo
Funnyjunk logo
Home RSS logo RSS Feeds
Funny Pictures Funny Videos
Funny GIFs YouTube Videos
Text/Links Comic Editor
User Rankings Subscribe
Channels Scratchpad & Games
Content Removal Request
FunnyJunk

New Upload

About us

Could this work?

random
Could this work?. EDIT:<br /> Wow! Front page! I haven't had this in a while thanks guys!<br /> Can we break 800 toenail clippings?
EDIT:<br />
Wow! Front page! I haven't had this in a while thanks guys!<br />
Can we break 800 toenail clippings?
Tags: Penis
+755 Add to favorites Subscribe to Mead Edit Image
Views: 33798 Favorited: 148 Submitted: 09/08/2010
E-mail to friend

Refresh Comments
Sort:
Show:
Per page:
Order:
comments(635)

1 2 3 4 5 10 > >> [ 635 comments ]
Leave a comment

Leave a comment

Links are not allowed.
You are allowed to post every 2 minutes and 10 seconds on the same page.

(click here to sign in)
Remaining character count: 2000



Hide Hide All +Fav (0) Reply 0
User avatar #630 - butsecks ONLINE (09/11/2010) [-]
the question is could this work? due to the speed of light and calculations (being simplefied so we don't have dickheads going qq) you would be staring at the exact location predicted only 2 light years after wich would be the same time you started
Hide Hide All +Fav (0) Reply 0
User avatar #631 to #630 - butsecks ONLINE (09/11/2010) [-]
meaning your staring at what life was like before you wasted it on this pile of shit theory
Hide Hide All +Fav (0) Reply 0
#623 - anonymous (09/10/2010) [-]
In simple theory, yes. In a bit more advanced, no. It'd take us some time to be able to even see the mirror, but when you finally could, it'd allow you to see the Earth at the time and after you placed it into space.
Hide Hide All +Fav (0) Reply 0
User avatar #622 - xxxchris (09/09/2010) [-]
Actually, a light year is 6 trillion (6,000,000,000) miles long. The speed of light is 670,616,629.38 mph. It would take 8.5 hours. To hit the mirror. 17 hours, before you could look 17 hours in the past. It takes about 8.5 hours. Not exact.
Hide Hide All +Fav (0) Reply 0
#624 to #622 - anonymous (09/10/2010) [-]
Actually, it would take 1,000,000 years for light to get to Earth from the mirror. That's kind of the definition of a light year...
Hide Hide All +Fav (0) Reply 0
User avatar #626 to #624 - xxxchris (09/10/2010) [-]
No. Your wrong.
Hide Hide All +Fav (0) Edit Image Reply 0
#620 - anonymous (09/09/2010) [-]
Hide Hide All +Fav (0) Edit Image Reply +2
#612 - anonymoose (09/09/2010) [-]
Of course it won't work!
Hide Hide All +Fav (0) Reply 0
#610 - anonymous (09/09/2010) [-]
i would say no
Hide Hide All +Fav (0) Edit Image Reply -2
#600 - MrGamenwatch (09/09/2010) [-]
Hide Hide All +Fav (0) Reply 0
#599 - anonymous (09/09/2010) [-]
Comment Picture
Hide Hide All +Fav (0) Edit Image Reply 0
#593 - stillanonymous (09/09/2010) [-]
or we could just record a dvd right now and play it in 2,000,000 years.
Hide Hide All +Fav (0) Reply 0
#592 - anonymous (09/09/2010) [-]
well dude, it would, but we would have to put one there, lmfao
1 2 3 4 5 10 > >> [ 635 comments ]
Leave a comment

your comment

Links are not allowed.
You are allowed to post every 2 minutes and 10 seconds on the same page.


Remaining character count: 2000