“Greatness comes with a price. It always has.”
Premiering tonight on SyFy. I trust no more needs be said.
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“Greatness comes with a price. It always has.”
Premiering tonight on SyFy. I trust no more needs be said.
Comments are closed.
Everyone knows that this is the next step after GM salmon . . . sharktopus.
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I was just reading about the Kochtopus. I am thinking that the Sharktopus will be less dangerous to children and other living things.
That’s a delicacy in Asia.
Hmmm…it’s clearly got a mouth at both ends. Which mouth does it poop out of?
Sharktopus doesn’t poop. What Sharktopus consumes, it processes with 100% efficiency.
Oh yeah! Shake that ass!
When a technician mentioned that he had given the creature, “an excellent taste in women” he was praised for his initiative.
Best. Monster. Ever!
Hi Sean,
I was expecting some blog from you on the paper
arxiv.org/abs/1009.4634: Hawking Radiation From Ultrashort Laser Pulse Filaments.
I would like to know your view on this paper.
It’s a good paper, but it’s not really Hawking radiation. You need gravity for that.
you don’t need gravity for hawking radiation. Hawking radiation, by definition only needs an event horizon.
that can be any kind of event horizon and we already know those can be produced by:
massive gravity (black hole)
massive acceleration (the edge of our universe)
warping of space due to theoretical unknown matter (wormholes)
you can also create virtual event horizons for waves of any kind by creating the correct conditions. like any model, some attributes are applicable to a spacial event horizon, and some are not.