It's Quiz Time!

[KnightofNachos]

Rules
1. A question is asked in the field of their choice, and others try to guess it. How ironic is that?
2. Subjects can include anything, but don't be too specific. (i.e "What's the son of the bass player in Queen's favorite breakfast item?)
3. If 6 guesses from 6 different people go by without a correct answer, a new question can be asked.
4. The person who gets the question correct can ask the next one.
5. DON'T START NEW QUESTIONS UNTIL RULE 3 IS SATISFIED!
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I'll start it off easy:

The creator of the theory of Natural Selection is...

[nosebluntsmoker]

<font size="-6">Darwin, Sir Charles</font>

[battousai]

your turn then nbs

[nosebluntsmoker]

If a bowling ball was ever to go the speed of light, what would happen to the universe? (according to Einstein's theory of relativity)

[Tovi]

Absolutely nothing. But I believe the ball will have changed in mass, time and place. The faster the ball goes, the lighter it is, and the slower time goes, no?

[nosebluntsmoker]

Actually, mass increases as velocity increases towards c.

[Fury]

The bowling balls mass would become infinite requiring infinite energy to propel the ball.

E= MC�

This in turn would do nothing to the universe because it is impossible for the ball to go the speed of light.

[nosebluntsmoker]

Originally posted by Fu�y
The bowling balls mass would become infinite requiring infinite energy to propel the ball.

E= MC�

This in turn would do nothing to the universe because it is impossible for the ball to go the speed of light.

Yes, but if it <i>were</i> to go the speed go light, its infinite mass would also cause infinite gravitational acceleration towards it, thereby destroying the entire universe.

Someone else can go...

[Toto]

Which author wrote the famous novel, Ulysees?

[Slim]

Never heard of it. James Joyce wrote "Ulysses" though...

[Tovi]

Originally posted by nosebluntsmoker
Actually, mass increases

D'oh...

as velocity increases towards c.

Well yeah, concidering "c" means lightspeed :p


But I almost sure it wouldn't destroy the universe. If only I remembered the formulas to prove it. (or not)

[Toto]

Originally posted by Johnny Wonderpants
Never heard of it. James Joyce wrote "Ulysses" though...

Tonight is not my coorreect speling nigh, thas fo sho.
Correct!s

[Slim]

Which was the first motion picture to win the oscar for best actress, actor, picture, director and screenplay? And in what year?...

[Fury]

Originally posted by nosebluntsmoker
Yes, but if it <i>were</i> to go the speed go light, its infinite mass would also cause infinite gravitational acceleration towards it, thereby destroying the entire universe.

Someone else can go...

You're full of shit. Einstein never said anything like this in his theory of relativity. I cant go the speed of light so it is irrelevant what would happen. Einstein did not account for anthiny such as that because it is impossible.

[Fett aka hmm]

Johnney wasnt it "It Happened One Night" in 1934?