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- Pinkertinkle, on 01/31/2009, -3/+15910^71 "Total Output of MrBabyMan Since Creation"
- JDoorjam, on 01/31/2009, -0/+141TI-89
- Surferess, on 01/30/2009, -3/+78How do you think they calculated the "Total Output of the Universe Since Creation"?
- camaroz06, on 01/31/2009, -11/+7910^71 energy unleashed by the fists of chuck norris
- uptwolait, on 01/30/2009, -4/+53I love good, graphical presentations of information like this. It puts some serious perspective on that Dec 1997 gamma ray burst too.
- QGYH2, on 01/30/2009, -3/+43oops.. I seem to have posted the same image :(
bury please - MistrBrownstone, on 01/30/2009, -4/+43Dugg for fibonacci spiral...
We'll ride the spiral to the end and may just go where no one's been. - Lith25, on 01/31/2009, -0/+37puts some perspective on that 1997 jpeg technology too.
- deadapostle, on 01/31/2009, -1/+32So am I the only one who laughed at the bumblebee at half the speed of light?
- DrummerAndrew, on 01/31/2009, -0/+29It should be a small c. That's at half the speed of light. As in E=Mc^2.
- KingGorilla, on 01/31/2009, -1/+30Where did they get the funding to buy a TI-89???
- poidh, on 01/31/2009, -0/+26We'll let you off this time.
- MouserUK, on 01/31/2009, -2/+27December 14 1997 gamma ray burst = as bright as the entire rest of the universe!
http://mr.caltech.edu/media/lead/050698GRB.html - fangor, on 01/31/2009, -0/+2410^32 J: Approximate amount of energy released by the first Death Star when it blew up Aldreraan.
http://www.theforce.net/SWTC/ds/index.html - jake1337, on 01/31/2009, -0/+21Thats a lot of power using...
- fangor, on 01/31/2009, -0/+21Ah yes..I stand corrected.
My apologies. - QGYH2, on 01/30/2009, -36/+53Holy JPEG artifacts!
here's a slightly larger version:
http://talklikeaphysicist.com/wp-content/uploads/2 ...
Sorry, still a JPG. - Alex64, on 01/31/2009, -0/+17It's not a circle, it's a spiral.
- Hoogie7Dowser, on 01/31/2009, -0/+16ONE POINT TWENTY ONE JIGOWATTS!
- 0260, on 01/31/2009, -1/+16I am more curious about the input
- Kerath, on 01/31/2009, -1/+16More importantly, how can the universe have output?
- Alex64, on 01/31/2009, -0/+14Thumbs up for Tool reference.
- blast_flame, on 01/31/2009, -1/+14When he's going easy.
- Izz1011, on 01/31/2009, -3/+15What does "at 1/2C" mean?
- anagoge, on 01/31/2009, -0/+12http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=A2cmlhfdxuY Powers of Ten film - Always an interesting watch.
- sanman, on 01/31/2009, -2/+13Not to be a stickler, but lambda is not measured in kg
- jasdf, on 01/31/2009, -0/+10Well that was silly of you.
- fangor, on 01/31/2009, -0/+9According to this the photon has rest mass?!?! This is very surprising to me.
- JitMaster, on 01/31/2009, -0/+9No cell phone radiation ?
- inactive, on 01/31/2009, -0/+9Does that include the fist underneath his beard?
- MistrBrownstone, on 01/31/2009, -0/+9The fibonacci spiral is a very near representation of the golden spiral, which is a logarithmic spiral based on the golden ratio. To the naked eye, the fibonacci spiral and golden spiral appear identical. But yeah, you're right, the fibonacci spiral isn't technically a logarithmic spiral.
- aramova, on 01/31/2009, -0/+8Chart of average digg user's attention span
<.|...> - andytronic, on 03/25/2009, -0/+8Perspective.
- DaviDTC, on 01/31/2009, -0/+8The jpeg artifacts on your link are slightly less :)
- inactive, on 01/31/2009, -1/+8The hubble can see an odometer on the universe's wall
- fwertz, on 01/31/2009, -9/+1610^72 Daily output of your mother.
- uiguy3, on 01/31/2009, -0/+7Dugg for ,"electricity since Tesla" because he made the modern electricity grid practical.
- durruticolumn, on 09/18/2009, -0/+6All the energy since Tesla is still less than the amount of energy the sun dumps on the Earth in *one day*.
- Exilon, on 01/31/2009, -0/+6There's a lot of integrity to being able to swallow your pride and admit fault, especially on the internet.
Dugg. - inactive, on 01/31/2009, -0/+6your moms a stationary photon
- jasdf, on 01/31/2009, -0/+6Because your mind can't handle it.
- Exilon, on 01/31/2009, -0/+6You are clearly inaccurate.
KE = .5mv^2
1 = .5v^2
sqrt(2) = v
You probably confused it with this:
W=F*x
1 J = 1 N * 1 m
1 J = 1 newton over 1 meter - specialK16, on 01/31/2009, -1/+7PICS OR IT DIDN'T HAPPEN!
- inactive, on 01/31/2009, -0/+6If you ever bought a chinese lathe or other machine tool you would know about the "chinese horsepower"
(they must have very small horses)
and how does a stationary photon work? i thought light moved at the speed of light. - oskay, on 01/31/2009, -0/+5Buried for stationary photon.
- DrummerAndrew, on 01/31/2009, -0/+5The 'C' should be a small 'c.' It stands for the speed of light (in a vacuum.)
- acetv, on 01/31/2009, -0/+5It's probably meant to be a logarithmic spiral.
Seeing as how this is a logarithmic scale, and all. - fcbarca8, on 01/31/2009, -0/+5That brought out the inner nerd in me. It was amazing.
- mynameisjudge, on 01/31/2009, -1/+6Who the hell spend all the time making a graph like that and make it a jpg???
- JayD16, on 01/31/2009, -0/+4How can the entire universe output energy? I can understand "output of the milky way" when you think of it as heat lost to other parts of the universe but to calculate the entire universe makes no sense.
Is it poorly worded or is there something I'm not getting? -
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