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Post by Miss Emelle on Aug 27, 2009 22:16:22 GMT -5
How deep is it?
Well from what I know, a raindrop travels downwards at 17mi per second.
That little drip of mud, how heavy was it?
If it took that small smidge of mud 5 seconds to get to the bottom, and a rain drop would be (approximately) 6 seconds, The well is 102 feet deep.
That's damn deep.
What are YOUR observations?
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Post by Wybie™ on Aug 28, 2009 3:28:10 GMT -5
It's so deep that if you fell to the bottom and looked up, you'd see a sky full of stars in the middle of the day.
I'm sorry I had to I love that line!
Anyway that's a pretty smart estimate, very well calculated and it makes sense!
-applauds- C:
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Post by Miss Emelle on Aug 28, 2009 12:55:12 GMT -5
That's how obsessed I am with Coraline, LOL. Thanks. I have a well outside my house, it's sixty feet deep.
I'm about to make a new YouTube video, called "Well Fishing", that we did today CB<
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gray64
New Kid
Beldam? You mean the "Other Mother"?
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Post by gray64 on Dec 28, 2009 16:21:42 GMT -5
Someone in my geometry class actually raised her hand and asked, "if you fell to the bottom of a well and looked up, could you see a sky full of stars in the middle of the day?" I nearly peed my pants in utter joy. Meanwhile my teacher was having a hard trying to find the point in that question. I had to keep myself from screaming, "WYBIE SAID THAT!"  |
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Post by aniuwolf on Dec 28, 2009 19:06:35 GMT -5
that's cool. no one in my classes ever quote the movie or even talk about it.
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