
some people today still havent grasped this concept...
From the One Million Years BC challenge. See all 346 entries (closed)
(, Sun 9 May 2004, 5:35, archived)
Cute/funny.
EDIT: I'm pea roasting this because all day long I have not been able to get the song out of my head. I love that video, even though it's not very "nostalgic" for me, since at the time I was in the Care Bears/My Little Ponies/Stawberry Shortcake age group.
(, Sun 9 May 2004, 5:37, archived)
someone doesn't read the FAQ and the board goes spacker for half an hour?
(, Sun 9 May 2004, 5:52, archived)
if you throw chunks of it in water...
e.g., www.theodoregray.com/PeriodicTable/Stories/011.2/
(, Sun 9 May 2004, 6:20, archived)
but cesium is cooler, I've only seen a video of that, and it broke the beaker
(, Sun 9 May 2004, 6:21, archived)
if you went one more down the row, to radium I think, it'd be both violent and radioactive :)
(, Sun 9 May 2004, 6:26, archived)
Didn't they use it in the atomic clocks?
(, Sun 9 May 2004, 6:31, archived)
but it isn't radioactive
the official definition of a second is a certain number of vibrations of a cesium atom when held at a certain temperature, so they just measure that. Atomic doesn't necessarily mean radioactive :)
(, Sun 9 May 2004, 6:32, archived)
but these should be interesting, probably from the same video I saw in chemistry class
www.bgsu.edu/departments/chem/faculty/jtodd/chem100/sp2003/supp/pt.htm
no, it isn't. how disappointing
(, Sun 9 May 2004, 6:39, archived)