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6:01 AM
Good morning everyone!
Because you're here, particularly wishing to staring Bollywood actor, to smiling man in hat, to the lady with glasses and the anxious smurf girl.
 
 
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8:15 AM
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Q: Planet of the Apes the original movies time discrepancy

Old_FossilIn the original series of Planet of the Apes both Brett and Taylor arrive at different times. Planet of the Apes: Taylor, Dodge and Langdon crash land according to their Earth time chronometer -November 25 3978 Beneath the Planet of the Apes: Brett mentions the reading on the Earth time chrono...

 
 
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10:15 AM
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Q: Ticket sales for Queen at the Live Aid

nooravIn the movie, Bohemian Rhapsody, the band's manager and lawyer Jim tells Queen that the entire line up for the show was ready and that all the tickets had already been sold out. Yet he managed to squeeze them in. My question is, if all the tickets were already sold out even before it was announc...

 
10:54 AM
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Q: looking for a movie that Tyson plays a scene on it

R1-Maybe it is a shot in dark but it is very important to me to find the answer. I have seen the movie maybe 10 years ago I don't remember exactly. The movie is about a young woman that has a comfortable apartment and has a rich mother. The only scene I remember exactly is : The woman is walking in ...

 
 
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11:58 AM
@NogShine wish ur face. You left me out
 
 
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1:02 PM
Sure you were in the room when he said it?
 
1:23 PM
@NogShine I smell parrotphobia
Maybe Ornithophobia
@MovieReel how to answer that there is no answer
 
2:03 PM
I think that's supposed to be the "lady with glasses". And to his defense, it's not particularly clearly recognizable as a parrot.
Oh wait, no, that was probably Jenaya.
 
2:27 PM
yes
 
2:48 PM
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Q: Why was there a need for all of the Pym particles?

Dr. Sheldon CooperIn Avengers: Endgame, Ant-man, (Paul Rudds character), has the idea to pull off a "time heist" in order to get back the 6 Infinity stones and reverse the Snap. As stated in the movie, there are no "second chances because they only have enough Pym particles for one time trip. My Question: Why co...

 
3:07 PM
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Q: Possible way to get the Soul stone without anyone dying

Dr. Sheldon CooperIt's known throughout the MCU that the only way to obtain the Soul Stone is to sacrifice the thong you love most. Suppose an extremely narcissistic and selfish person, who cares about nothing more than himself, would go to Vormir and throw himself off the cliff (because that's who he loves the mo...

 
@MovieReel how come it's not dupe
 
 
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4:45 PM
@NapoleonWilson Eh I'm just messing around
@AnkitSharma The question regretfully apologizes and promises to be a dupe next time.
 
maybe deleted dupe
 
5:03 PM
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Q: Why does filmmakers use women in red dresses to attract viewers' attention?

klausI watched a video on blocking scenes and diverting and/or attracting viewer's attention to a part of a scene, but can't remember what video it was. In that video, a technique was taught where the important character is shown wearing a clothe of color with more contrast than others, most of whose ...

 
@MovieReel that's kinda philosophical. Why do filmmakers make films in the first place? Why would Earth look the way it is now? Why is Gamora?
 
@M.A.R.ಠ_ಠ Well, I know. Still ought to make sense, though.
 
Whenever was that a requirement?
 
5:23 PM
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Q: Who was more truthful in the song "Summer Nights", Sandy or Danny?

DrSheldonThe song "Summer Nights" in the movie Grease portrays how the two main characters have different perspectives of their summer romance. Whose perspective is closer to their "reality", Sandy or Danny? Please support your answer with sources. The "reality" can be sourced from any material in the ...

 
@MovieReel because red is sexy
 
6:01 PM
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Q: In "Game Of Thrones", out of the three types of fire. Which is the hottest?

Zak ChaudharyThe fire we see in Game Of Thrones are: - Blue Fire (Wight Viserion) - Red/Orange Fire or Dragonfire (Rhaegal and Drogon) - Green Fire (Wildfire) Is it known which one is the hottest?

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Q: Why didn't Thanos foresee his destruction in the near future when he had the stones

GershomIn the Avengers series, why didn't Thanos foresee his future destruction, when he had all the stones with him and would have easily killed all the super heroes before they travelled to the past?

 
 
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11:29 PM
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A: In "Game Of Thrones", out of the three types of fire. Which is the hottest?

M. A. GoldingSHORT ANSWER: It is possible that nobody knows. LONG ANSWER: According to real world physics, it would be 1. blue fire, 2 green fire, 3. orange fire. I don't know if that applies to magical fire in Game of Thrones. A substance hot enough to glow in visible light from its heat will be hottest...

Wow. This. Is. So. Wrong!
 
@M.A.R.ಠ_ಠ can you get green fire naturally?
 
Sure, why not.
A flame test is an analytic procedure used in chemistry to detect the presence of certain elements, primarily metal ions, based on each element's characteristic emission spectrum. The color of flames in general also depends on temperature; see flame color. == Process == The test involves introducing a sample of the element or compound to a hot, non-luminous flame, and observing the color of the flame that results. The idea of the test is that sample atoms evaporate and since they are hot, they emit light when being in flame. Bulk sample emits light too, but its light is not good for analysis....
Copper burns green IIRC.
 
@M.A.R.ಠ_ಠ did not know that
if we talk about burning metal then what about white from burning tungsten
 
Well, now you're a better man than yesterday, because you know! :)
 
or when you light millions of match heads
 
11:33 PM
@Memor-X It's not white, it's bright yellow
And yeah, that's the thing the answer mentioned but wrongly tried to deduce things from.
 
Thermal radiation is electromagnetic radiation generated by the thermal motion of particles in matter. All matter with a temperature greater than absolute zero emits thermal radiation. Particle motion results in charge-acceleration or dipole oscillation which produces electromagnetic radiation. The infrared radiation emitted by animals that is detectable with an infrared camera, and the cosmic microwave background radiation, are all examples of thermal radiation. If a radiation-emitting object meets the physical characteristics of a black body in thermodynamic equilibrium, the radiation is called...
^ tungsten glowing.
@Memor-X Can't access YouTube, but if it's normal matches there's so many impurities you can't make out the color by the same logic.
It's not burning, it's just heating up
 
@M.A.R.ಠ_ಠ ^ well that's the start of the fireball
 
Burning is usually oxidation, or generally, just a change in the compound
 
looks white to me
and this is just a barrel full of match heads
 
11:37 PM
Teehee i.stack.imgur is blocked too
 
@M.A.R.ಠ_ಠ well there's nothing more i can do, sucks to be on your network
 
The way things are going, most governments in the world will be isolationist enough to do the same to the internet soon enough.
It has become increasingly comfortable to censor information since the progressives held the office. Why not, POTUS keeps doing it.
@Memor-X Anyway, it's entirely conceivable if the flame is white.
Aluminum and magnesium spectacularly shine in the flame test
Either way, it's much much much more plausible to justify a flame color with what things are burning, in how much oxygen, and hell, in what temperature. But conflating it with thermal radiation I call BS.
The dragon is not a complete electrical circuit
 

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