LOL.
"It is a common misconception, even among adults, that humans and dinosaurs (in the ordinary sense of the term) coexisted: According to the California Academy of Sciences, around 41% of U.S. adults mistakenly believe they co-existed.[98] The last of the dinosaurs died around 65 million years ago, after the CretaceousTertiary extinction event, whereas the earliest Homo genus (humans) evolved between 2.3 and 2.4 million years ago. "
Do you know how retarded you need to be to believe that?!
I guess 41% of Americans are retarded.
This doesn't mention the fact that black holes are attracted to each other and merge, increasing the mass / gravity. As the mass increases, more matter is pulled in at a faster rate.Black holes, unlike their common image, do not act as "cosmic vacuum cleaners" any more than other stars.[53] The collapse of a star into a black hole is an explosive process, which means, according to Mass–energy equivalence, that the resulting black hole would be of lower mass than its parent object, and actually have a weaker gravitational pull.[54] The source of the confusion comes from the fact that a black hole exists in a space much smaller but orders of magnitude more dense than a star, causing its gravitational pull to be much stronger closer to its surface. But, as an example, were the Sun to be replaced by a black hole of the same mass, the orbits of all the planets surrounding it would be unaffected.
But they're attracted to each other no moreso than any other objects in a similar mass class.This doesn't mention the fact that black holes are attracted to each other and merge, increasing the mass / gravity. As the mass increases, more matter is pulled in at a faster rate.
But they're attracted to each other no moreso than any other objects in a similar mass class.
Two black holes with a mass of 1 unit each will result in something that's got 2 units of mass.
Same thing if those two objects were stars. So if you've got two far-away black holes colliding, there isn't going to be some abrupt surge in their gravity well, and suddenly everything anywhere around starts getting sucked in.
As it says, if the Sun were to be replaced with a black hole of identical mass, the orbits of the planets wouldn't even hiccup. The only difference is that a black hole's mass is concentrated into a tiny volume.
Eating less than an hour before swimming doesn't increase the risk of experiencing muscle cramps or drowning.
Different tastes can be detected on all parts of the tongue by taste buds,[103] with slightly increased sensitivities in different locations depending on the person, contrary to the popular belief that specific tastes only correspond to specific mapped sites on the tongue.[104] The original tongue map was based on a mistranslation of a 1901 German thesis[105] by Boring (an eminent psychologist at Harvard). In addition, there are not 4 but 5 primary tastes. In addition to bitter, sour, salty, and sweet, humans have taste receptors for umami, which is a savory or meaty taste.[106][107][108]
At the center of almost any galaxy is a "super-massive" black hole...and eventually the entire galaxy will collapse into it. Then, over a much larger scale of time, super-massive black holes from multiple galaxies will collapse into each other.
You ever think that one just might be true?
Time of day should not effect calorie burn off.
Wikipedia is getting more valid as it grows in popularity. Every bit of information published on Wikipedia is open to be disproved by anyone who can cite their reason for doing so.
That doesn't mean everything on Wikipedia is fact, not by a long shot. But what better way to sift the facts from the disinformation than with an open forum like Wikipedia where information is continually reviewed and sources cited?
1) Wikipedia is a reputable source of information.
1) Wikipedia is a reputable source of information.
Mathematics
Contrary to a widespread perception, the real number 0.999... is exactly equal to 1. They are two different ways of writing the same real number.
My friends, case in point of ignorant fucks who will still cling to what they are fed by someone they politically agree with, even with an overwhelming abundance of evidence to the contrary.
Thanks for proving you are of the 41% of retards in this country!
Thanks for proving you have no idea what you are talking about and also proving you never wrote a college level research paper.
I must have had some terrible textbooks in school.
Thanks for proving you have no idea what you are talking about and also proving you never wrote a college level research paper.
Thanks for proving you have no idea what you are talking about and also proving you never wrote a college level research paper.
Bullshit!Contrary to a widespread perception, the real number 0.999... is exactly equal to 1. They are two different ways of writing the same real number.
As someone who had to write numerous research papers as coursework, wiki was my friend. Did I cite wiki? Hell no, but I used it as a jumping point for research articles about the specific information I wanted.
You ever think that one just might be true?
every wiki article i read has sources...what the fuck else do you want?
It's quite the magnificient source for informational sources.
Using an encyclopedia of any type isn't really a good idea for a quality research paper.
As someone who had to write numerous research papers as coursework, wiki was my friend. Did I cite wiki? Hell no, but I used it as a jumping point for research articles about the specific information I wanted. Using the school's journal search tool was a bitch at times, and sometimes some really good information wasn't always available on the journal databases.
You toe, not tow, the line.^ Adding to the overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
Keep on towin' the line, Patranus!