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Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:09:04 2009 No.3811979 [Reply] [Original]

Is manipulation of density and manipulation of distance really different at all?

>>	Necrobrotent Sat Nov 28 05:11:04 2009 No.3811992 MATH THREAD

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:13:04 2009 No.3812001 I don't understand the question.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:13:04 2009 No.3812002 >density I read that as destiny.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:15:04 2009 No.3812010 File: 617 KB, 703x1000, 7379352.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3812002 Sup.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:15:04 2009 No.3812011 Inversely so. You can have a sphere with a radius of 1 meter and a density of 100 moles... or 200 moles. You can also have a sphere of 100 moles that has a 10-meter radius... or a 10-centimeter radius.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:16:04 2009 No.3812027 >>3811979 i love you watermelon demon, you are so pretty

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:17:04 2009 No.3812031 File: 100 KB, 836x812, 04531fc632cfe15dd7a8e681def626a7.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Of course!

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:18:04 2009 No.3812034 >>3812002 I read it as dentistry.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:20:04 2009 No.3812041 >>3811979 This is the cutest Suika I've seen in the while, and she's pretty cute to begin with. Also I see where >>3812002 is coming from.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:20:04 2009 No.3812043 >>3812011 Huh? Density is now measured in moles?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:21:04 2009 No.3812044 >>3812034 Anyone got pictures of that one dentist touhou doujin?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:21:04 2009 No.3812047 File: 223 KB, 1000x750, 1214725785667.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3812034

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:22:04 2009 No.3812051 Why moles and not camels instead?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:23:04 2009 No.3812055 >>3812044 say what

>>	Sakurada !Jun.1bGALk Sat Nov 28 05:24:04 2009 No.3812060 >>3812043 He is dumb, just ignore him.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:24:04 2009 No.3812061 File: 598 KB, 1311x1515, tshirt.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3812034

>>	Hong Meiling 門門 !!CkFE91f1n9T Sat Nov 28 05:27:04 2009 No.3812076 File: 1006 KB, 846x1200, GERANIUM_01.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3812044

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:29:04 2009 No.3812091 >>3812011 2/10 Good idea, but too obvious. Anyways, distance only involves 1 dimension, while density needs 3, so there is no way manipulating them can be similar.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:32:04 2009 No.3812108 >>3812091 But multiple manipulations of distance can be sort of like manipulating density, can it not? There's also weird stuff like using density manipulation to gather people together.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:32:04 2009 No.3812110 >>3812076 Haha, but no. The doujin I'm thinking of definitely had a dentist in it. I can't remember the name or any of the characters though.

>>	Lord_Pizza !MARISA0HjQ Sat Nov 28 05:40:04 2009 No.3812146 File: 262 KB, 1400x875, moe 68425 sample.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] this thread is relevant to my interests. also, suika

Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:47:04 2009 No.3812176

>>3812108
How the heck would you manipulate distance? There is no way to change the distance from a point A to another point B. Unless you were to bend the plane to bring the points closer together in the vein of L'Engle's tesseract.
Disregarding this, manipulation of density is more than just distance. As we know, ρ = m/V, so you can manipulate mass as well as distance over 3 axes.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:48:04 2009 No.3812192 >>3812041 >This is the cutest Suika I've seen in the while, and she's pretty cute to begin with. Have some more: http://www.pixiv.net/member_illust.php?id=421452

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:53:04 2009 No.3812212 >>3812192 I've been saving that guy's images and forgetting to favorite him for a while now, thanks.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:54:04 2009 No.3812217 File: 201 KB, 600x600, 8bb03041b81f59a69366cc20a92fa130.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] You never see Suika or Komachi in the same room at the same time... Think about it.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:55:04 2009 No.3812218 File: 198 KB, 779x850, 1245211364619.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3812041 As cute as this?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:55:04 2009 No.3812219 >>3812217 I am not sure what you're getting at.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:55:04 2009 No.3812223 >>3812217 So Suika is superman and Komachi is batman?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:57:04 2009 No.3812232 >>3812217 You never see Dark Saber or Lily Saber in the same room. Think about it.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:58:04 2009 No.3812241 File: 182 KB, 800x600, 5396028.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3812217 On the other hand, fanart.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 05:59:04 2009 No.3812247 >>3812218 That is also very cute. I don't know which one I prefer to be honest.

>>	Hong Meiling 門門 !!CkFE91f1n9T Sat Nov 28 05:59:04 2009 No.3812243 File: 98 KB, 511x600, suikacorner.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3812241

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 06:00:04 2009 No.3812251 Can Suika create a black hole so dense she herself cannot escape it?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 06:02:04 2009 No.3812258 File: 218 KB, 718x527, 7217894.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3812241 Komachi about to get beaten.jpg This is the cutest Suika picture I've seen in a while. I worry that I might have reposted it too much.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 06:05:04 2009 No.3812266 File: 111 KB, 750x300, 1244381454329.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 06:11:04 2009 No.3812288 File: 257 KB, 640x480, 9445bfbc2387b8abb932fca4aed0ac3b.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3812266 I'd her universal bus

Anonymous Sat Nov 28 06:11:04 2009 No.3812289

>>3812176
Fun fact: Galactic red-shift is caused mainly by the fact that the space between galaxies is growing and not because of their relative motion.

That means, if we took two objects which are motionless in respect to each other an we set them apart at a big enough distance from each other, the that distance between them would still grow. The energy density of this system would decrease over time despite the lack of motion.

Cosmology is fun.

tl;dr No, manipulating distance and density can mean the same thing.

Sakurada !Jun.1bGALk Sat Nov 28 06:16:04 2009 No.3812307

>>3812289
He already mentioned that manipulation of distance can also be manipulation of density, though. He was just saying that manipulation of density is not always equivalent to manipulation of distance.

Or that's what I got out of it, anyway.

Anonymous Sat Nov 28 06:21:04 2009 No.3812323

>>3812289
I thought that was just because of momentum gained during the big bang. If you magically put two objects stationary relative to each other in space outside the influence of any electromagnetic or gravitational fields, why would the distance between them grow?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 06:22:04 2009 No.3812331 File: 29 KB, 500x336, coffeefrog.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3812307 I know. It's just that I had my morning espresso and got all excited about ties of real world cosmology with Tohou... yeah.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 06:22:04 2009 No.3812332 >>3812266 I'd so buy a Suika USB toy that I could plug into my computer to...well I don't know what it would do. Something cute.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 06:25:04 2009 No.3812341 File: 216 KB, 500x646, 1469396.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3812331 The sky is the same everywhere, therefore cosmology is always /jp/ related. Feel free to post about it anytime~

Anonymous Sat Nov 28 06:26:04 2009 No.3812346

>>3812323
We don't know why, it just does. Astronomers found out that doppler shift alone doesn't explain the amount of red-shift in observed galaxies (in relation to their observed velocities). Lookup the Hubble constant on Wikipedia if you're interested in finding out more.

Sakurada !Jun.1bGALk Sat Nov 28 06:27:04 2009 No.3812351

>>3812323
We used to think it was because of the big bang, but further research seems to show that the expansion is getting faster as time passes. There's debate as to exactly what's causing this and if it might just be a mistake we're making because of something we don't quite understand, however.

I think.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 06:28:04 2009 No.3812360 >>3812346 >We don't know why You mean you don't know why. Someone who really knows what they're talking about probably does know.

>>	Sakurada !Jun.1bGALk Sat Nov 28 06:31:04 2009 No.3812369 >>3812360 No, he means we don't know why. Don't make statements about the knowledge of others if you don't have any knowledge to compare.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 06:38:04 2009 No.3812393 File: 207 KB, 800x600, Untitled.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3812369 But we do know why.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 06:40:04 2009 No.3812405 >>3812360 That may very well be the case. I've only attended some cosmology lectures last year. If it's any indication, the professor conducting those lectures didn't know either and he was as up-to-date in cosmology as you could get.

Sakurada !Jun.1bGALk Sat Nov 28 06:44:04 2009 No.3812416

>>3812405
If it isn't well-known enough for us to know (or find out quickly through the wonders of the Internet), it hasn't been peer reviewed enough to be considered confirmed, so if anyone has the answer it's still effectively conjecture at this point.

QED.

Anonymous Sat Nov 28 10:51:04 2009 No.3813260

>>3812176
>How the heck would you manipulate distance? There is no way to change the distance from a point A to another point B.

That's exactly what Komachi does.

She mainly does it to lengthen or shorten the length of the Sanzu river depending on how many people will miss them.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 10:56:04 2009 No.3813269 >>3812176 >How the heck would you manipulate distance? There is no way to change the distance from a point A to another point B. Einstein is going to kick your ass.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 10:59:04 2009 No.3813276 >>3813269 Cool story bro

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 11:47:04 2009 No.3813466 You can manipulate density by changing the distance between atoms. You can manipulate distance by changing the density of the road you're walking on.

>>	Anonymous of Croatia !na1byG1GU. Sat Nov 28 12:04:04 2009 No.3813543 File: 513 KB, 900x800, 1259169768118.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 12:07:04 2009 No.3813557 Suika doesn't really manipulate density as a physical phenomenon, she has the power to gather or disperse things and density-fuckery is just one of the applications. The whole premise of IaMP is that Suika starts a party by "gathering" people.

>>	Anonymous of Croatia !na1byG1GU. Sat Nov 28 12:08:04 2009 No.3813563 >>3813269 Ever watched star trek ever seen them go to warp?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 12:13:04 2009 No.3813580 >>3813543 Where's Espeon/Umbreon?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 28 12:14:04 2009 No.3813587 >>3813580 In Pokemon S/G of course.

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