Comic Book Questions

Originally posted by Sub_Mariner
If he has just learnt something, why will he forget it straight away?

"Nuclei are held together by strong interactions (mostly exchanging pions), but electromagnetic repulsion of the positively charged protons tends to push them apart, according to Coulomb's law. The stable nuclei all have close to the lowest energy ratio of protons to neutron for their atomic weight. Nuclei near enough to this ratio to be bound but not close enough to be stable, give off electrons or positrons (beta decay) or take in electrons (and also give off neutrinos), to move closer to that ratio. This is the main place where the weak interactions come in. Nuclei that are too massive to be stable are pulled apart by the coulomb repulsion of their protons and either fission or give off alpha particles."

Look at that for thirty seconds and then try to remember that.

Then look at two million times more information, and try to remember it all in same time.

Originally posted by DarkCrawler
"Nuclei are held together by strong interactions (mostly exchanging pions), but electromagnetic repulsion of the positively charged protons tends to push them apart, according to Coulomb's law. The stable nuclei all have close to the lowest energy ratio of protons to neutron for their atomic weight. Nuclei near enough to this ratio to be bound but not close enough to be stable, give off electrons or positrons (beta decay) or take in electrons (and also give off neutrinos), to move closer to that ratio. This is the main place where the weak interactions come in. Nuclei that are too massive to be stable are pulled apart by the coulomb repulsion of their protons and either fission or give off alpha particles."

Whoa...I actually understand that...

BTW Well telepathy is different from memorising...in the scans I posted from the previous page...Bloom shows Emma how to study off people telepathically...

It's like you download their thoughts into your own...and make sense of it that way...

Yeah, but has Xavier ever shown anything like that? I seriously doubt that he could contain all information Reed Richards or Doom has in his mind.

And that wouldn't raise his IQ at all, really, it would just make him a copycat.

Originally posted by DarkCrawler
Yeah, but has Xavier ever shown anything like that? I seriously doubt that he could contain all information Reed Richards or Doom has in his mind.

And that wouldn't raise his IQ at all, really, it would just make him a copycat.

True...
You've just moved up on my list of favourite users... 😄 😆
(Don't deny it I think you implied...Emma and Bloom can do stuff that Xavier can't..if I read wrong...then leave me in my little world to dream..)

Whats the difference between King Thor and Rune King Thor?

Originally posted by nimbus006
Whats the difference between King Thor and Rune King Thor?

does anyone know where i might be able to buy an issue of Spiderman, i think it was called "Spiderman the black issue", its the one that dealt with the trade centers....... i checked amazon and i couldnt find it, any suggestions would be great!

Originally posted by Galan777
does anyone know where i might be able to buy an issue of Spiderman, i think it was called "Spiderman the black issue", its the one that dealt with the trade centers....... i checked amazon and i couldnt find it, any suggestions would be great!

ebay's about the only place I can think of. Last I heard it was going for about $60.

Originally posted by docb77
ebay's about the only place I can think of. Last I heard it was going for about $60.

-thanks

Originally posted by nimbus006
Whats the difference between King Thor and Rune King Thor?

heres the rarely seen RKT, about to take on insane Genis-Vell:
http://img148.imageshack.us/my.php?image=captainmarveliv07p185wz.jpg

RKT was a bad mother f*cker

Originally posted by Galan777
What! screw that, mabye if it was $10-$15 dollars id think about it lol..... but ill check ebay none the less!

-thanks

FYI you're looking For "Amazing Spider-Man #36" by straczinski

Originally posted by docb77
FYI you're looking For "Amazing Spider-Man #36" by straczinski

Originally posted by Big Sexy
Basically when Odin dies. The "OdinPower" entered Thor but he wasn't read for it. Similiar to a beginner Gl he used the odin Power similiar to Darkseid using the OE in which most people he hit it with were destroyed except for Desak and that was because he was immune to the power of a God. Eventually during the saga know as the Reigning, King Thor decided to rule over humanity to save it from itself. He then killed the avengers. Later when he finally realizes how wrong he was, he reverese time but at a cost. When he arrived back before he decided to rule the world , he noticed that the odinpower had left him. By this time surter had attained the mold of Mjnior and made enough hammers for an army. Without the odinpower he barely survived the battle with all of his former enemies allied. Eventually he had to go on the same journey as Odin to gain wisdom which involved ripping both his eyes out and killing himself so that he could be reborn. When he returned from the dead he had the wisdom of Odin, the odin power, and the knowledge of magical runes. By this time Loki was growing stronger by absorbing magic in asgard. When Thor confronted loki, he ripped Loki's head and defeated his army without even raising a finger. Then once attacked by Mangog, he defeated him with a whisper. So basically the difference between King Thor and RKT is more understand of the odinpower, the knowledge of the runes, and the wisdom of odin.

Awesome thanx. So how much more powerful is he as RKT than just KT?

What does T-vo mean?

Originally posted by docb77
ebay's about the only place I can think of. Last I heard it was going for about $60.

Seriously?... damn.... It is a bloody good issue though, I've read it a few times

Originally posted by Galan777
heres the rarely seen RKT, about to take on insane Genis-Vell:
http://img148.imageshack.us/my.php?image=captainmarveliv07p185wz.jpg

RKT was a bad mother f*cker

That's just King Thor ... he was only RKT for one or two issues

Originally posted by Scoobless
That's just King Thor ... he was only RKT for one or two issues

Yeah but what does T-vo mean?

Stomp'd ya on that one eh Scoobless

Originally posted by DarkCrawler
"Nuclei are held together by strong interactions (mostly exchanging pions), but electromagnetic repulsion of the positively charged protons tends to push them apart, according to Coulomb's law. The stable nuclei all have close to the lowest energy ratio of protons to neutron for their atomic weight. Nuclei near enough to this ratio to be bound but not close enough to be stable, give off electrons or positrons (beta decay) or take in electrons (and also give off neutrinos), to move closer to that ratio. This is the main place where the weak interactions come in. Nuclei that are too massive to be stable are pulled apart by the coulomb repulsion of their protons and either fission or give off alpha particles."

Excellent.

I always wondered what the Big Deal was about the weak force and radioactivity. Somehow they seemed peripheral and didn't deserve to be one of the "four fundamental forces."

Now I understand. 🙂