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Bad ones: the sounds "heard" in space in abaout every star wars movie
Good ones: the vapor patterns behind the wings in "Top Gun" when they make
high powered climbs (vacuum condensation from wing lift), g-loc or g force
induced loss of consciousness.
Best one: Buckaroo Banzai-using a laser to give mass to virtual photons so
they could pass through a mountain, and into a new dimension.

>Forwarded message:
>>
>>I am in the process of developing lesson plans around science shown in
>>modern cinema.  I am looking particularly for scenes in movies which,
>>upon first glance, appear to be plausible but upon further investigation
>>are impossible.  I would appreciate your input on this endeavor.
>>
>>If you know of any such scenes which show "impossible science", please
>>e-mail the information directly to my address:  park@unity.ncsu.edu.
>>Include the name of the movie and a description of the scene in your
>>correspondance.
>>
>>I am also looking for scenes which could be used in teaching specific
>>science concepts that may not necessarily be impossible.  No references
>>to cartoons, please.
>>
>>Again, do not send a reply to this listserv, please use my e-mail
>>address.  I will compile a list of the responses and send the listserv a
>>summary of the responses by this summer.  Thanks for all your help.
>>
>>John Park
>>park@unity.ncsu.edu
>>john_park@ncsu.edu
>>
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Bill Wiecking
Honolulu Hawaii
Bill@ahi.pbrc.hawaii.edu
Pacific Biomedical Research Center
Bekesy Lab of Neurobiology
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