/sci/ - Science & Math

looks like the mushroom is spreading it's roots
weird

>>5898668
>mushroom
>roots

>>5898665

never seen it before, and probably the coolest thing I've ever seen. Looks like a fungus spreading tentacles

>>5898668
>>5898671

sexy samefagging right there ... next time remove your name from the posts tripfag

great video of it on the wiki
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rope_trick_effect

>>5898674
>tripfag
are you fucking retarded? do you even know what the words you are using mean? please dont use words you dont know the meaning of just to sound smart.

>>5898673
>probably the coolest thing I've ever seen

you should probably get out more, son.

>>5898665
>there is a reason why evil looks as it does and we are scared by it.

what

>>5898699
well, the concept I am expressing is that when something is bad for you, it will look bad to you. The ultimate bad for you, will look unspeakably bad, which this does.

here is the full color image

>>5898702

How does that look "unspeakably bad?" Why would it?

Sorry, but that's silly.

>>5898702
I find nuclear explosions to be pretty sexy...

>>5898706
the same reason why this image looks cute and evokes feels in you, the nuke image evokes horror and fear. Why is that difficult to get? Are you being deliberately obtuse for troll purposes?

>>5898705
>>5898702
look at this, look
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7Jjw0y_2kM

>>5898711
>the same reason why

Which is what?

>the nuke image evokes horror and fear.

But it doesn't...

>>5898711
>has never seen a cute animal that can kill you
>has never seen a panda bear
>has never seen disgusting things that do nothing to you
>has never seen a vagina

you people just like to argue. i have better stuff to do.

>>5898719
apparently not.

let's call it a 20m fireball, or atom of death, because that is what it is.

>Let me first ask you, were you expecting the shape of a heart or tulip?

What the fuck? No? Fuck off you retarded fuck.

Why is it that nuclear explosions tend to be "dark" at first and then "light up" as the blast wave radiates outward? The fireball expands for a bit after the initial moment of detonation and then brightens significantly. This can be seen in most slow-mo nuclear detonation events.

For example: The Castle Bravo event, here:
http://youtu.be/iLNPEry7B_o?t=1m14s

>>5898738

My guess is it is dark dirt followed by condensing water vapor

>>5898738
The intense heat generated in a nuclear explosion causes it to radiate primarily in the UV spectrum, ehich then cools down to radiate more in the visible spectrum.

>>5898696

I don't follow.

I've simply never seen rope trick effect before, nor will I ever seen it if it wasn't posted. Its shape amazes me.

>>5898665

What you seem to be getting is that evolutionary we have adapted to see things as "bad" or "good" at a primal level.

That's fine and all, but as >>5898716 said, even harmless looking mushrooms can be poisonous. Your claim is flawed, because there are too many exceptions for this to be true.

>>5898665
>evil
>using this ill-defined term at all

You are what is bad with this world. Fuck nuclear bombs, at least they aren't self-aware. It's not their fault they are used to kill so many people. *You* had a *choice*.

>>5898845
I never said anything about poisonous mushrooms.

>>5898873
yes but nucular bombs also make mushroom *clouds*,,,,,,,

so now ITT we are discussing why mushrooms are evil. :|

...furthermore, we might also note that much of the player's lives in Super Mario Brothers are expended in the pursuit of mushrooms.

From this it becomes clear that the Super Mario Brothers games were a vivid representation of the Regan-era foreign policy ideals, which precipitated the end of the Cold War and the dissolution of the Soviet Union.

>>5898937
The clouds... and the bushes... are... the same

>>5898937
>>5898990
Conspiracy theories, man.

>>5899001

>>5898738
is it evil the appreciate the beauty of such a thing?

>>5898937
>>5898990
>>5899001

And the nobel prize goes to...

Anon, Anon, and Anon!

>>5898765
When an object is hotter, even though the wavelength at which it radiates most changes, it still radiates more than a cooler object at every wavelength at which you could compare them.

>>5898738
>http://youtu.be/iLNPEry7B_o?t=1m14s

the camera lens is special so it can see the blast an not just blank light footage

because of this, everything is pretty dark

depending on the bomb, there's a couple steps to the explosion. There's always an initial blast that sets off the chain reaction, this is a bright flash of light. then after that, nothing happens for a little bit so it looks a little darker before the bomb finishes exploding and gets bright

So it's pretty much the real life baby metroid huh?

Makes sense

Why would humans have an instinctual view of nuclear explosions as evil? It's not like they presented a threat to us through our evolution.

>>5898665
Looks like somebody fucking loves science (;