Atomic bomb with light sensor by Artzx71b

Artzx71b

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10th Feb 2012

10th Feb 2012

Wide angle lens, lihgt sensor and atomic bomb.

inslwontdie done already gestmuh

Comments

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  Daniel219 13th Feb 2012
  And how would we have got enough uranium from the moon? A space probe could only hold a couple of tons which is alot less then we use every year!
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  Daniel219 13th Feb 2012
  And the moon never ran out of rocks, and we stopped going becuase there is no point in going because there was no point in going again. By the way nice story for a fiction book.
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  Daniel219 13th Feb 2012
  Linkinparksuperfan, you are incredibly and utterly wrong. Uranium is a natural earth element along with thorium, not moon rocks. And meteorites dont form on moons,the moon has no uranium,
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  boeboe9813 13th Feb 2012
  wow thats cool
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  wazzup 13th Feb 2012
  Cool story bro
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  LinkinParkSuperFan 13th Feb 2012
  Uranium is very rare - it comes from HUGE meteorites fom the moon, which is why we got so many moon rocks, and it ran out of rocks, so we stopped going to the moon. Your welcome for explaining
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  LinkinParkSuperFan 13th Feb 2012
  mysteriously nobody knows why or how it does this - but it burns l the clouds and turn it into smoke - if we used uranium, which comes from meteorites, it will burn up all the rock in the earth....
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  LinkinParkSuperFan 13th Feb 2012
  THATS NOT AN ATOMIC BOMB an atomic bomb is when the plutonium is so hot it is too hot so it releases the heat, burning al the air and clouds - mysteriously in a mushroom shape
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  Poorsoft 13th Feb 2012
  @sketch24, how do u use grav bomb?
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  Sketch24 12th Feb 2012
  I turned on newtonian gravity, put one pixel of gravity bomb on the glass, and it set it off. Wow, good job!