thedevilsreject said:have you done your exams yet muslim?
Not yet. Why?
thedevilsreject said:have you done your exams yet muslim?
Muslim said:Not yet. Why?
It's to do with momentum and brownian motion, IIRC. The statement is not strictly true, because it makes the water spin (in a vortex) which will rotate the ice.samcdkey said:Interesting!! Is there a scientific reason for this???
dragon????
thedevilsreject said:just wondering, im in the middle of exams too thats all
well tomorrow i have history and business studies but all i miss is the ecuador/costa rica match and to be honest id rather watch the handicapped from the hospice down my road playMuslim said:Yeah me too, I've got sociology on Thursday when goddamn I am going to miss the footy I think. I have been trying to revise but I can't since I met the devil I constantly think about her.
So what are you taking?
thedevilsreject said:well tomorrow i have history and business studies but all i miss is the ecuador/costa rica match and to be honest id rather watch the handicapped from the hospice down my road play
Muslim said:Yeah "gravity" go look up on Quantum mechanics.
Communist Hamster said:It's to do with momentum and brownian motion, IIRC. The statement is not strictly true, because it makes the water spin (in a vortex) which will rotate the ice.
Muslim said:samcdkey and dargon, can you both go flirt some in some other thread?
"I think he means that when you rotate a cup filled with water, the ice [floating in the water] will stay pointing in roughly the same direction."
Its not actually if you put a mark on the ice and hold the cup and you rotate the direction of the of mark on the ice will change - don't believe me try it. You can do this experiment at home. Experiment with different material cups.