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Article #1942Re: Why the oceans are salty?
From: Bloody Viking
Date: Mon, 01 Oct 2001 04:27
Date: Mon, 01 Oct 2001 04:27
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Cantyu Cea (ccrider@cwattudun.org) wrote:
: However. in spite of its many attributes dark is much slower than light.
: This can be seen by closing the door of a room into which light is shining
: from an outside source - no matter how quickly you close the door all the
: light will get out of the room before the door closes but the room will be
: filled with dark that was unable to get out before the door closed. Can you
: think of other examples?
Dark and light reach an equilibrium. As you shut the door, you trap dark.
However, if the room has a window, some dark leaks out being displaced by
light. A crack at the bottom also leaks out dark to be displaced by light.
If you sleep with a blindfold, you find that it's hard to trap dark in a small
spot near your eyes. Dark will leak out and reach equilibrium with light
allowed to leak in once dark leaks out.
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