The temptation to edit a Wikipedia page to make it correct, but would require nested parentheses, the other editors might think I just pasted in a page of lisp code.
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The temptation to edit a Wikipedia page to make it correct, but would require nested parentheses, the other editors might think I just pasted in a page of lisp code. You know someone is setting up for some serious physics when the 50mm thick lead wall comes out to play.
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@Dtl One of these days there will be a particle that goes around corners and then everyone will be in trouble. Meanwhile Iβd be worrying about radiation reflecting back off the far wall to come up behind the researcher π Taking this out of a comment and into a thread of its own. Is my heavy water still heavy? I have a bottle of 99% D2O, and it's hygroscopic, I don't know the history of it before I got it. It's about half full. It might have sucked in a lot of normal water from the air.
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@Dtl You could make an icecube and see if it sinks in water. In theory Deuterium is stable contrary to Tritium. If it was 99% pure ten years ago and the lid was tight, it still is 99% now. @Dtl I was going to say that you're venturing dangerously close to philosophy with those kinds of questions. I love that if anyone asks "what geeky things can I do in London?" There are lots of replies saying Novelty Automation.
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@Dtl That's excellent. If there was anything that shouldn't be used as a handle in a circuit board, i don't think you could choose anything worse than a cap! |