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listening to Rush Libaugh
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Time to do some homework....
COFFEE!!!
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Click For SpoilerDidn't really care too much about the emory/archer relationship. Could have had some flashbacks for effectiveness and exploration of this relationship, but due to budget cuts..... -
watching letterman
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Hehe waiting for CSI Miami to come on. Eating fruit....
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Engages the replicators in front of the antimatter stream and the force is neutralized by multiadaptive shields.
throws a white hole at the black hole, neutralizing it and sends a dyson sphere at capt picard
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Checking fo Spyware/adware on my system.
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Bald and With The Beard
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Listening to Rush Libaugh and doing some history homework
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46.6 °F / 8.1 °C
Mostly Cloudy
Windchill: 45 °F / 7 °C
Humidity: 43%
Dew Point: 25 °F / -4 °C
Wind: 4 mph / 6.4 km/h Variable
Wind Gust: 12.0 mph / 19.3 km/h
Pressure: 30.64 in / 1037.5 hPa
UV: 2 out of 12
Length of Day: 10h 29m
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MRS. PICARD WILL HAVE REVENGE!!!!
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Starship
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Oh, office Space.....
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And that equation is quite correct considering it is another way of writing e=MC^2
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E/M= C^2
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sqr( E/M) = C
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Watching CSI New York
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Throws very pregnant tribbles at capt picard
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Kills khan with a photonic cannon and throws a few 29th century Borg drones at CAPT PICARD...
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Student
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I've just had a thought... Einstein's Law of Relativity states that to obtain the speed of light you must have infinite energy. So basically, to go faster is impossible. (Correct me if I'm wrong.)If you turn on a light in your living room, the light that leaves the light-bulb is travelling the speed of light. That's a given. But that only requires 60 watts. So basically, it takes almost no energy to create light. Basically, to create something that travels the speed of light. While the mass of a light proton is almost nothing, it still has mass.
What I'm saying is, basically all we need to do is find an energy source that has a reaction equal to the amount of mass in an object. While it may take a long time to get an object as large as, say, the Enterprise, up to light speed, why not something smaller? And why does it have to be an object? Why can such a technology be applied to communications?
I don't know how fast radio waves travel. Could someone enlighten me?
You're not creating light (photons are particles of matter). The heating of gases and the tungsten produce light because of a special property of metals I will not go into because we might go off on a tangent.
The square root of the energy over the square root of the mass = the speed of light.
Plug in the number for the speed of light and plug in the number you need for mass. Then you can calculate the amount of energy you need for that specific mass.
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I hate the treaty of Algeron...
We would have the phase cloak, but no......
Starfleet is to goody-goody.......
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< still crying that Voyager isn't on at midnight anymore...
I'll eventually fall to Paramount's money-making scheme of selling Voyager DVD's.....
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Time's Arrow
Please Stay Off-topic Part 2
in The Cotton Candy Factory
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mmmmmmmm.... fluffy....