Adding Reply Archived Topic: It will not be bumped to the top of the forum. Topic Liquid Nitrogen Membername   Not a member? Sign Up Free (takes 20 seconds) Password   Forgotten your password? Post Font: Verdana Arial Black Georgia Comic Sans Impact   Size: Tiny Normal Big Huge   Color: Default Dark Red Red Orange Brown Green Olive Cyan Blue Dark Blue Indigo Black [ Check Spelling ] [ Post Preview ] [ LiveTags ] FAQ Keyword Search: Post Options Favorites Manager Notify me of new replies to this topic by email Notify me of new replies to this topic by private message Original Post jamesish Posted at 9:51 am on Sep. 13, 2008 The future of science. Discuss. Edit:  A potentially strong advancement for Science like sliced bread for the kitchen. This shit can do many things.

Replies jamesish Posted at 9:41 am on Sep. 15, 2008 Quote: from sakurag at 12:18 pm on Sep. 15, 2008 It might not be the FUTURE of science, but it is definately powerful. I have seen liquid nitrogen help the good guy in many futuristic movies. Terminator 2, Demolition Man.. I mean. If we didn't have this stuff, how else would we shatter people? Im not sure if the creators of Mortal Kombat really realized what they gave Sub Zero. sakurag Posted at 9:18 am on Sep. 15, 2008 It might not be the FUTURE of science, but it is definately powerful. I have seen liquid nitrogen help the good guy in many futuristic movies.  Terminator 2, Demolition Man.. I mean.  If we didn't have this stuff, how else would we shatter people? JOZ Posted at 4:54 am on Sep. 15, 2008 all it is is very cold and very cold stuff thats cooler then liquid nirrogen is liquid hydrogen caus its  bout the same weight as air xD so its a liquid but it can like float out the top of containers and it is small particles so it can seep through the containers they try 2 hold it in lol nigeltheoutlaw Posted at 8:42 pm on Sep. 14, 2008 It turns bananas to glass. allsmiles Posted at 7:18 pm on Sep. 13, 2008 There are so many branches of science that the possibility of anything being the future of science itself is practically impossible. Frubeling Posted at 10:20 am on Sep. 13, 2008 Quote: from sadnessness at 6:02 pm on Sep. 13, 2008 well its been around for years and nothings happened with it except it being used to freeze warts and verucas. The real future of science (though it will take time) is carbon nanotubes. Phenominal strength. that, and fusion reactors. Look them up if you dont know what they are. Though they are pretty advanced so it will be years down then line : they are the future Don't forget superconductors. The infinite energy of a fusion reactor + the efficiency of superconductors = FUCK YEAH sadnessness Posted at 10:02 am on Sep. 13, 2008 well its been around for years and nothings happened with it except it being used to freeze warts and verucas. The real future of science (though it will take time) is carbon nanotubes. Phenominal strength. that, and fusion reactors. Look them up if you dont know what they are. Though they are pretty advanced so it will be years down then line : they are the future Midnight Frost Posted at 10:00 am on Sep. 13, 2008 Liquid nitrogen alone cannot be the future of science. MR UNKNOWN Posted at 9:58 am on Sep. 13, 2008 Quote: from jamesish at 12:53 pm on Sep. 13, 2008 Quote: from lally at 12:52 pm on Sep. 13, 2008 its not the future of science.   Then what is? nano technology chaosdisown Posted at 9:55 am on Sep. 13, 2008 im still waiting for everything to run on hydroelectricity. kingduffy Posted at 9:54 am on Sep. 13, 2008 Quote: from jamesish at 9:53 am on Sep. 13, 2008 Quote: from lally at 12:52 pm on Sep. 13, 2008 its not the future of science.   Then what is? LHC is the fututre assuming it wont destroy us Molfsontan Posted at 9:53 am on Sep. 13, 2008 Well, if we can get liquid nitrogen to freeze computer processors we could increase the processing speed of them exponentially. King Kong Posted at 9:53 am on Sep. 13, 2008 Quote: from marshmellowman at 5:53 pm on Sep. 13, 2008 Not really. It's not all that amazing. agreed SpM Posted at 9:53 am on Sep. 13, 2008 I wasn't aware it had much application beyond cooling. jamesish Posted at 9:53 am on Sep. 13, 2008 Quote: from lally at 12:52 pm on Sep. 13, 2008 its not the future of science. Then what is? Most recent 15 of 21 previous replies displayed.