villan wrote:At our office the DOM says that during the eclipse the first one to prove Einstein's general theory of relativity gets to skip absorption.
If he said that then point out he got it wrong and skip - IIRC its the Theory of General Relativity
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villan wrote:At our office the DOM says that during the eclipse the first one to prove Einstein's general theory of relativity gets to skip absorption.
If he said that then point out he got it wrong and skip - IIRC its the Theory of General Relativity
Surely it's proven, like a soufflé it doesn't need a second going over? No absorption for you. Anyway tell him as it's dark, you will be delayed and won't finish.
Don't look at the solar eclipse - you may end up with super powers!
Northstar was a 1986 TV movie starring Greg Evigan. Evigan plays an astronaut called Jack North who is hit by mysterious solar radiation while photographing an eclipse during a spacewalk.
Returned to Earth, scientists find that as long as his eyes are exposed to the ultraviolet in sunlight, his mental and physical abilities are boosted to superhuman levels. More than a few minutes of exposure risks overload and death, so he needs to wear special sunglasses.
villan wrote:At our office the DOM says that during the eclipse the first one to prove Einstein's general theory of relativity gets to skip absorption.
If he said that then point out he got it wrong and skip - IIRC its the Theory of General Relativity
Yes, correct.
I would have retorted:
"I will treat any DOM/Lino to their Greggs for a week should they prove the effectiveness of RM's Theory Of Daily Absorption."