Scientists Levitate Baby Mice For Science

Cargando

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Wow. Levitating mice. I bet they were off their tits when they came up with that one.
 

CuddlyCombine

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I wonder if you could tear apart a human by using two magnets to exert force in opposite directions.

Just wondering, of course. Not like I'm working on a similar project in my basement or anything.
 
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Fat Man Spoon said:
Irridium said:
Ok, maybe I don't...

Anyway, how is plotting the death of Richard Rashleigh of South Australia going?
I knew it would be a bad idea to put that up...
Took it down I see... Too bad I already know! HAHAHA!

hmmm... nice webpage on the fallout wiki, very interesting...
 

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Last of the Chinchillas said:
Why waste precious NASA dollars that could be used to shoot monkeys into space on anti-gravity research when the average person has all they need for anti-gravity in their own household?
Sadly, further tests have disproven the antigravity cat theory.
 

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b-b-b-but this wan't even on mythbusters.

SOMETHING MUST BE DONE!!! TO THE MYTHMOBILE!!!

but seriously thats kinda nifty.
 

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somekindarobot said:
Well at least their not stuffed into bottles of rice wine like this.

Yay for Dead Baby Mice Wine
Remind me never to drink wine in Korea.
 

WhiteTiger225

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Anti-Gravity mouse is not amused. But all anti-gravity mouse can do is squeek and look cute. So non-amusers are safe... for now...
 

randommaster

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"Because we can" is probably what has driven most of humanity's technological development for the last century.
 

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CantFaketheFunk said:
Researchers at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, CA, working on behalf of NASA, used a superconducting magnet that generates a field powerful enough to levitate the water inside living animals to levitate a three-week old mouse and observe what happened.

"It actually kicked around and started to spin, and without friction, it could spin faster and faster, and we think that made it even more disoriented," said researcher Yuanming Liu.
Who is paying them to do this?

Actually, this looks like fun. How do I get into the field of small animal levitation? Is it like 2 or 4 years of collage?