Information thread anyone?
Information thread anyone?
Cooper Ross
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Camden Cox
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Henry Kelly
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Brayden Barnes
hydrogen helium lithium beryllium boron carbon nitrogen oxygen fluorine neon sodium magnesium aluminium silicon phosphorus sulphur chlorine argon potassium calcium
there ya go, first 20 elements from memory, I am so fucking great, imma go lick myself all over now
Dominic Rivera
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Cameron Green
>inertia
momentum you fucking idiot
Luis Baker
I didn't create that one.
Asher Reyes
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Luis Baker
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Kevin Rivera
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Chase Johnson
same shit nigger
Jonathan Carter
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Joseph Richardson
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Anthony Evans
deer have no gall bladders
Isaac Moore
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Jaxon Richardson
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Gavin Sullivan
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Jayden Reyes
Eli Cooper
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Zachary James
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Camden Thomas
What use is a low resolution, outdated, standard periodic table when anyone can find something modern, interesting, and scalable in seconds?
Landon Thompson
>search for 1986 Beirut kidnapping
>4 Russians taken
>one shot, three released
>absolutely no fucking mention of any family kidnapping or castration
don't believe everything you read on the internet user
Jack Hill
Good point. I didn't know that version of it existed.
John Fisher
That's obviously not true. Only the equator is rotating at that speed. Every other latitude has a lower speed, because the angular speed is the same everywhere on the rigid Earth but the radius of rotation is proportional to the cosine of the latitude.
Adrian Phillips
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Carter White
Is this bait or are you an actual retard?
Brandon Walker
This is actually pretty cool.
Christian Perry
Also, if you don't click on the images, the only thing you will see is the thumbnail, which Sup Forums makes as puny as possible.
Brayden Martin
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Charles Lopez
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Cooper Howard
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Kevin Hall
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Landon Watson
conservation of momentum
things would move at different velocities depending on how much mass they have
a big ass boulder is going to move a lot slower than a tiny pebble
Cameron Morales
>things would move at different velocities depending on how much mass they have
That is not how conservation of momentum works, bro. If the object is more massive, it already has more momentum. That still needs to be conserved.
It's literally the first law of motion.
Joseph Martin
true
I just know it as m1v1 = m2v2