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YAUFG	by Naruki	2006-11-19 12:55:59
lol. Did you see that one example they had?	by Hypersapien	2006-11-19 12:55:59
I dont get it.	by breezeblock	2003-08-26 05:48:40
Sure I get that those two equations when applied with a device known as a "flux capacitor" will induce time travel if you are a scarily youthful-looking actor but what's with the result being in Newtons? Shouldn't it be in years or something? What am I missing there?
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Newton is the SI-unit of FORCE	by delcted	2003-08-26 05:51:20
Yes I know that.	by breezeblock	2003-08-26 06:04:43
Sorry	by delcted	2003-08-26 06:09:50
Ahh. Now I get it!	by breezeblock	2003-08-26 06:13:54
Volts per distance ...	by Medentic	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Ugh.	by LionsPhil	2003-08-26 10:16:43
A Watt is not strictly electrical.	by Avium	2003-08-26 06:10:31

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