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Settle an argument someone?	by syren	2004-12-21 07:19:39
Please? We just can't figure it out. Question: How does fire act in a no gravity situation? Givens: A fuel source is lit and burns. There is oxygen to feed it. The question is, if there was no gravity, how would the fire act? (The reason for asking is that we were watching Armageddon last night and the SO saw fire creeping along the ceiling on the Russian space station. We couldn't figure it out, neither of us being sciencey, so I am to ask the UFies for their wisdom.)
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well, in gravity....	by psychoi3oy	2004-12-21 07:21:58
Found this	by sjay	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Thanks guys :)	by syren	2004-12-21 07:26:51
not a chance... that's just how SO's are ;-) (n/t)	by dire_lobo	2004-12-21 07:35:08
True. And they can be pedantic.	by syren	2004-12-21 07:36:57
that or figure out how to make non-gravity	by dire_lobo	2004-12-21 07:41:57
Lol That sounds like him.	by syren	2004-12-21 07:44:21
Your answer, served on a silver platter!	by Havoc	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Thank you!	by syren	2004-12-21 07:32:59
In 1952, Arthur C. Clarke	by HeyRef	2004-12-21 08:13:14
That's a really cool question	by Dazed	2004-12-21 10:16:49

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