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That's right... I seem to remember this too.I actually recall seeing that. I don't rememeber what game, but I remember seeing two or three special teams guys blowing on a rolling ball to try and get it as close the goal line as possible. I remember thinking, I wonder if the rules specify that you can't utilize an electric fan.
YouTube - Fart Caught On Infrared CameraOkay. This is a question I'm asking on behalf of a friend.
You know how when you're outside on a cold night and you can see your breath in the air?
Well my friend wants to know if you can see the same type of "butt breath" when farting on such a cold night.
Sorry for the question weirdness.
Okay. This is a question I'm asking on behalf of a friend.
You know how when you're outside on a cold night and you can see your breath in the air?
Well my friend wants to know if you can see the same type of "butt breath" when farting on such a cold night.
Sorry for the question weirdness.
Hold on a second... With infrared cameras brighter is hotter, but the gaseous cloud is the darkest thing in the clip, which suggest either the man had just had a liquid nitrogen enema... or we are seeing a worrying demonstration of the green house effect. The carbon dioxide and methane completely block infrared from passing through the cloud.
It's probably neither a real IR camera nor a real fart
But it looks cool. By which I mean gross.
I used to be a practising Wiccan, and it still has a place in my heart, but I was never part of the Frost's Church and School of Wicca. I remember reading that he was instrumental in getting Wicca recognised as a real religion, so kudos to him, but I never had any truck with his particular flavour of Wicca.
Well, I was speaking of the obvious miracles such as the things Jesus did (multiplying the loaves and fish, etc)... BTW; sorry it took so long to respond... I've been w/out internet access lately
This is speaking of the original creation (where "earth" takes on a much broader meaning than just our planet), and since we do not know much, if anything, on what stands outside of spacetime, I think this is nothing that contradicts physics, but just stands outside of what we can know. Even the singularity at the beginning must have been surrounded by something; and what that was physics has no direct knowledge of... for all we know the universe could have been formed out of water and in water
Funny, I think this verse gives us an indication of the Author of the bible being far advanced in understanding of our universe. Spacetime is more than just emptiness, it is actually has certain attributes... like a "fabric" as some physicists have stated. The Hebrew word for "expanse" in Genesis 1 is:
Hey, it says ask a physicist anything
A prisoner is told on Friday that he will a) die within the next seven days, and b) be surprised when he found out he would die on that day.
Well, true, but the 'miracle' is rather vague to evaluate
No worries, I've had protracted discussions that span months per replyBTW; sorry it took so long to respond... I've been w/out internet access lately
It could well have been, but it seems rather strained to squeeze a literal interpretation of Genesis around the gaps of human knowledge - such as, for instance, reinterpreting 'Earth' to "take on a much broader meaning than just our planet"This is speaking of the original creation (where "earth" takes on a much broader meaning than just our planet), and since we do not know much, if anything, on what stands outside of spacetime, I think this is nothing that contradicts physics, but just stands outside of what we can know. Even the singularity at the beginning must have been surrounded by something; and what that was physics has no direct knowledge of... for all we know the universe could have been formed out of water and in water
. Why not reinterpret 'water' to mean 'empty spacetime'?Not really - not only are you cherry-picking and grabbing at straws, spacetime isn't a 'surface' onto which something goes.
The Hebrew word may have many meanings, but Hebrew cosmology is quite clear; the firmament in the sky was believed to be a crystalline dome, regardless of the other ambiguities in Hebrew. It was a very common belief at the time, and, to be fair, not that unbelievable.
