World's Smallest Snowman by Physicists

[Niels Bohr 72]

[HAL 9000 96]

Awesome

Reminds me of an image I snapped a couple of weeks ago... lets see if I find it...

Ah here. This is biological and not manipulated.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Awesome

Reminds me of an image I snapped a couple of weeks ago... lets see if I find it...

Ah here. This is biological and not manipulated.

HAL, that looks to me like ghost plasma. You might want to give Dr. Venkman a call.

[spookyturtle 9,466]

Awesome

Reminds me of an image I snapped a couple of weeks ago... lets see if I find it...

Ah here. This is biological and not manipulated.

Is that a new galaxy? What exactly do you do for NASA? Could you please post a youtube showing us?

[HAL 9000 96]

I have the transcript for the video you requested. I know it will be found along WITH some KRAZY krusty talk SON! So I'll just let Mr. Bottle + Keyboard + Computer = sleep on the couch again post it.

[spookyturtle 9,466]

I have the transcript for the video you requested. I know it will be found along WITH some KRAZY krusty talk SON! So I'll just let Mr. Bottle + Keyboard + Computer = sleep on the couch again post it.

It's probably still a little too early for him. I think he's better at searching youtube than BY was at googling anti America charts and graphs.

[HAL 9000 96]

All that hard work on Youtube earns the researcher a . Right oooooooooon. I bet no guvamint's teat money was involved in its 'fact' gathering either.

[slim 1,533]

Our tax dollars, hard at work.

[Niels Bohr 72]

This feat of building small stuff goes to show how much technology have come. MEMS are used as sensors for electrical components. MEMS are mico-electro-mechanical-systems. Building a snowman, a regular average American do not know the significance. But we rely sensors in accelerometers, communications, biotechnology, etc...

[Nagishkaw 510]

What about the world's tallest snowman?

[Ban Hammer 13,876]

Our tax dollars, hard at work.

pretty much.

[HAL 9000 96]

Our tax dollars, hard at work.

In the UK to boot.

[Dr. Obvious 49]

That is really neat.

[slim 1,533]

But we rely sensors in accelerometers, communications, biotechnology, etc...

I don't rely on any of that #######. Is it neat? Sure. But I don't need my tax dollars going to support it. If someone in a private company wants to do that sort of "neat" stuff, go right ahead. When my government uses my money for it, it's #######.

[HAL 9000 96]

But we rely sensors in accelerometers, communications, biotechnology, etc...

I don't rely on any of that #######. Is it neat? Sure. But I don't need my tax dollars going to support it. If someone in a private company wants to do that sort of "neat" stuff, go right ahead. When my government uses my money for it, it's #######.

This reminds me of that Simpson's where Bart watches the school film about the kid that wanted to live in a world without zinc.

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And it also is amazing how our tax money is going to fund such incredibly large and expensive projects in the UK.