
Science Trivia
#530
Posted 10 February 2008 - 02:47 PM
Then I'm not sure what you want? What things eat it, the life cycle, heck, even the nutrients it has (though, if I remember right, it doesnt provide much, thus Pandas needing to eat alot of it. Though, I could be mixing this up with eucalyptus or something like that)

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#531
Posted 10 February 2008 - 03:23 PM
Sorry >_<. *sentence that explains that I can't seem to word properly*
I mean, what kind of plant is it?
Yeah, it doesn't have a lot to it, and if you know what kind of plant it is, you'll be able to think of other animals besides pandas that have to eat a lot of it. Eucalyptus is for koalas
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I mean, what kind of plant is it?
Yeah, it doesn't have a lot to it, and if you know what kind of plant it is, you'll be able to think of other animals besides pandas that have to eat a lot of it. Eucalyptus is for koalas

#532
Posted 10 February 2008 - 04:08 PM
I know Eucalyptus is for Koala's, but I couldnt remember which it was that was poor in nutrients. 
And if you mean it in that way, I guess I dont know the answer. I just know it is an evergreen and mighty tough when it grows older.

And if you mean it in that way, I guess I dont know the answer. I just know it is an evergreen and mighty tough when it grows older.
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Password: CurvedSpace
/God> rm *
The BEST error message ever: "Cowardly refusing to create an empty archive."
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/God> rm *
The BEST error message ever: "Cowardly refusing to create an empty archive."
#533
Posted 10 February 2008 - 10:06 PM
Eucalyptus probably isn't a whole lot higher, mainly depends on the ratio of cellulose (in the wall) to inside. Bamboo is woody, so it has LOTS of cellulose, but even non-woody plants in the same Family are high in cellulose. It's actually a pretty common plant family, in its unnatural form coveted by many.
#539
Posted 15 February 2008 - 06:24 PM
So I found out that the theory is that it has to do with the magnetic coupling of the magnetic field to the size of the disk. I obviously was fed a simplified version, and there are some unclear parts, but it boils down to weaker magnetic fields do not couple as strongly and as such, if there is a larger in flow of mass, it can gain more angular moment over thousands of years and speed up to a millisecond pulsar.
#: ssh God@Heaven.org
Password: CurvedSpace
/God> rm *
The BEST error message ever: "Cowardly refusing to create an empty archive."
Password: CurvedSpace
/God> rm *
The BEST error message ever: "Cowardly refusing to create an empty archive."