Thread: Scientists confirm superheavy element 114

"Black matter... every pound of which ways ten thousand pounds"
Brownie points if you get the reference.

Radioactivity?

Lulz futurama.

Originally Posted by guitarboy

"Black matter... every pound of which ways ten thousand pounds"
Brownie points if you get the reference.

Radioactivity?

Professor Farnsworth said it, can mine be a special brownie?

I want to see element 118. 114 is cool, but I want to know about the properties of a super-heavy nobel gas.

Originally Posted by ninja9578

Professor Farnsworth said it, can mine be a special brownie?

I want to see element 118. 114 is cool, but I want to know about the properties of a super-heavy nobel gas.

Yah boy



I agree, sounds asphyxiating.

Originally Posted by guitarboy

Yah boy



I agree, sounds asphyxiating.

Mmm. Oh man, the best thing about special brownies is that when you get the munchies, you can just have brownies and get even higher.

Originally Posted by ninja9578

Mmm. Oh man, the best thing about special brownies is that when you get the munchies, you can just have brownies and get even higher.

word.

Originally Posted by guitarboy

"Black matter... every pound of which ways ten thousand pounds"
Brownie points if you get the reference.

Radioactivity?

That makes no sense. How can one pound weight 10K lbs? That's physically impossible. I'm sure you mean that one object that's a 1x1x1in cube weighs one lb, that black matter in a 1x1x1in cube will weigh 10K lbs

Originally Posted by Armistice

That makes no sense. How can one pound weight 10K lbs? That's physically impossible. I'm sure you mean that one object that's a 1x1x1in cube weighs one lb, that black matter in a 1x1x1in cube will weigh 10K lbs

Originally Posted by Armistice

That makes no sense. How can one pound weight 10K lbs? That's physically impossible. I'm sure you mean that one object that's a 1x1x1in cube weighs one lb, that black matter in a 1x1x1in cube will weigh 10K lbs

What weighs more...5 pounds of feathers of 5 pounds of brick?

Originally Posted by ninja9578

Professor Farnsworth said it, can mine be a special brownie?

I want to see element 118. 114 is cool, but I want to know about the properties of a super-heavy nobel gas.

Originally Posted by lseadragon

Oh... I was just skimming

Originally Posted by grasshoppa

What weighs more...5 pounds of feathers of 5 pounds of brick?

lol