spagettification

[soccer12345]

could anyone tell me some stuff about spagettification its for a report :(

[soccer12345]

please help me please

[soccer12345]

please pretty please help me

[Menikmati]

Want to hear a secret? The way you learn is by doing it on your own...don't give up and ask other people. If were to get a good grade ask this..is it your grade or they're grade? Sorry bud =\.

[soccer12345]

sorry i offended you so bad

[soccer12345]

how would you diagram spagettification

[DippyHippy]

Soccer, if you haven't already, you need to search online for websites and pages that might be able to provide some info for you.

Obviously you're more than welcome to post a question about it here, but I think you've left it a bit late and you need to be patient. You only started this topic an hour ago and fifteen minutes later you were apparently wondering why no one had replied. And let's be honest, although there are a number of members who really know their stuff here and who know things I can only dream of understanding, this isn't a purely scientific forum so you might not get a reply that gives the detail you're looking for.

With that in mind, I can only recommend that you word your questions clearly and that you be patient - help us help you.

Good luck! :)

[Josh]

You know ... spaghettification isn't the simplist of physics theories ... if you are studying stuff like this then you must have easy access to the kinowledge base anyway. So ... I generally get about $40/hr to tutor undergraduate university students ... if you paypal me we'll talk. ;)

[Matthew]

You know a simple search gives you a heap of informations. Try Google (http://www.google.com). But for some help try http://cosmology.berkeley.edu/Education/BHfaq.html. But like Josh said, studying the physics of black holes, which you need to understand to understand spagettification.

[jkmccrann]

And of course, for anyone else out there, you can always try the Wikipedia.

Wiki Spaghettification (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spaghettification)

[Faultline]

Glad someone decided to start a thread on the conversion of non-believers into Pastafarians!

:lol:

[Elyk]

Here's the answer: click. (http://www.google.com)

[Elyk]

Double post -sorry-

[Tensor]

Glad someone decided to start a thread on the conversion of non-believers into Pastafarians!

:lol:

I was so tempted to link to the FSM site, but figured it would have caused some confusion. :)

[Faultline]

I was so tempted to link to the FSM site, but figured it would have caused some confusion. :)

Good to hear that you have been touched!

Has soccer12345 been touched by His noodly appendage?

[Ken G]

My advice, soccer12345, is to do some research from the links above and do some thinking on your own. Then if you formulate a specific question that the resources don't answer, you can try posting that here. You'll stimulate a lot more interest here, and in your report, if you have a specific question that is worth pondering.

[Elyk]

Hah, FSM is awesome. I love that site.

[aurora]

My advice, soccer12345, is to do some research from the links above and do some thinking on your own.

Soccer12345 last posted here two years ago, so it is unlikely that your response will be read.

And for jkmccrann, I expect that Wiki didn't exist in it's current form in November of 2003.

[Ken G]

Good point aurora, I failed to notice that this was a resuscitated thread! Not a terribly interesting one to dredge up, either. jkmccrann strikes again.