Newton's laws of physics. There's no reaction force keeping the goldfish's skin from splitting (pressure inside, vacuum outside). Noob
What would happen...
- Thread starter Cook$
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Surly the water (and the fish inside the bowl) would rapidly boil in the pressureless vacune of space and vaporise, then condense to ice and frozen fish crystals. If you could then collect the fish crystals you could probably sell them to the Soup Dragon, or maybe the feed them to the Iron Chicken!
Either way, Cook$' semi naked Stig spaceman is doomed to a similar fate on stepping out of his space ship anyway!
Either way, Cook$' semi naked Stig spaceman is doomed to a similar fate on stepping out of his space ship anyway!
Why has your spaceman got 4 digits on one hand and (obviously as his thumb is obscured by the bowl) 6 on the other?
Good job in keeping all the water in the bowl aswell
Must have been a smooth flight to the moon.
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Must have been a smooth flight to the moon.
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nooo your getting the wrong idea higher grade is a qualification up here in cosy scotland, its the one thats above GCSE for your lot
higher grade is a qualification up here in cosy scotland, its the one thats above GCSE for your lot