One for you, j0hny.
Downstairs in your house, there are 3 light switches. Each switch turns on a light bulb upstairs.
You can't see the light bulbs from downstairs.
You can only go upstairs once. How do you find out which switch turns on which light bulb? Took me a couple of minutes to figure that one out without help :)
One for you, j0hny.
Downstairs in your house, there are 3 light switches. Each switch turns on a light bulb upstairs.
You can't see the light bulbs from downstairs.
You can only go upstairs once. How do you find out which switch turns on which light bulb? Took me a couple of minutes to figure that one out without help :)
One for you, j0hny.
Downstairs in your house, there are 3 light switches. Each switch turns on a light bulb upstairs.
You can't see the light bulbs from downstairs.
You can only go upstairs once. How do you find out which switch turns on which light bulb? Took me a couple of minutes to figure that one out without help :)
Turn on the first switch, burns half a minute. Then turn off the first, and turn on the second.
After half a minute, turn off the second switch. then go upstairs and which light bulb is the warmest - belongs to the second switch. Which is slightly cooler - belongs to the first switch, and the last light bulb known to belong to the third switch :)
I guessed in one min :-*
One for you, j0hny.
Downstairs in your house, there are 3 light switches. Each switch turns on a light bulb upstairs.
You can't see the light bulbs from downstairs.
You can only go upstairs once. How do you find out which switch turns on which light bulb? Took me a couple of minutes to figure that one out without help :)
Turn on the first switch, burns half a minute. Then turn off the first, and turn on the second.
After half a minute, turn off the second switch. then go upstairs and which light bulb is the warmest - belongs to the second switch. Which is slightly cooler - belongs to the first switch, and the last light bulb known to belong to the third switch :)
I guessed in one min :-*
You don't even need to use all three switches. The bulb from the one you don't use will be off and cold.
20. If there are 2 fathers there, then there are already also 2 sons there.
20. If there are 2 fathers there, then there are already also 2 sons there.
Not really, if go to court grandfather, father and son, so the father is both father and son :D
20. If there are 2 fathers there, then there are already also 2 sons there.
Not really, if go to court grandfather, father and son, so the father is both father and son :D
The grandfather is also someone's son, so in your description, there are 3 sons there.
Either that, or your description is incomplete.
most of these are in google so i'll just throw one of my own here:
(http://oi57.tinypic.com/14bn4ur.jpg)
what's goning on in the picture? or... what's in the picture? no word game in the question
edit: it's an image taken in the real world
It's too large to be Venus or Mercury, never even mind the other planets, which are much further away when you see them during the day.
Supernovas can be such huge light sources that they can clearly be seen, even during the day, so that could be an option.
However, there's a small dark spot in the middle, which is weird. So it must be closer by. My guess would be someone hanging from a parachute (white sails, photographed directly from below). The central dot would then be the person hanging from the parachute.
It's too large to be Venus or Mercury, never even mind the other planets, which are much further away when you see them during the day.
Supernovas can be such huge light sources that they can clearly be seen, even during the day, so that could be an option.
However, there's a small dark spot in the middle, which is weird. So it must be closer by. My guess would be someone hanging from a parachute (white sails, photographed directly from below). The central dot would then be the person hanging from the parachute.
hint: it's on earh
most of these are in google so i'll just throw one of my own here:
(http://oi57.tinypic.com/14bn4ur.jpg)
what's goning on in the picture? or... what's in the picture? no word game in the question
edit: it's an image taken in the real world
I've found the original image in mighty google, but I still don't know what is it exactly (at least it doesn't look like "it" for me) :D
why would you do that and what do you mean?
most of these are in google so i'll just throw one of my own here:
(http://oi57.tinypic.com/14bn4ur.jpg)
what's goning on in the picture? or... what's in the picture? no word game in the question
edit: it's an image taken in the real world
1 - mother had five sons, each of them had a sister. How many children has a mother?
2 - Three people jumping with a parachute, the first person weighs 70kg, 80kg second, while the third 100kg. What kind of people were the first on earth?
3 - Ladder hanging on the side of the ship anchored in the harbor. The lowest rung of the ladder touches the water, and the distance between rungs is 20cm, and the length of the ladder is 180cm. The height of the water increases at a rate of 15 cm per hour. When the water reaches the height from the top of the seventh rung?
It's not that kind of ladder, or it wouldn't be hanging from the side of a ship
2 - Three people jumping with a parachute, the first person weighs 70kg, 80kg second, while the third 100kg. What kind of people were the first on earth?
3 - Ladder hanging on the side of the ship anchored in the harbor. The lowest rung of the ladder touches the water, and the distance between rungs is 20cm, and the length of the ladder is 180cm. The height of the water increases at a rate of 15 cm per hour. When the water reaches the height from the top of the seventh rung?
2 - the first mutant babies of homo erectus. If you mean one of the people in the plane: the one whose parachute didn't open. If they did open their parachutes: the pilot :)
3 - 4 hours, assuming there's no wind to cause waves to speed it up.
So Impo beats me by copying my answer? HAX!
0k This is real photo:
(http://s27.postimg.org/9bvwhve37/aabb.png)
What do you think? What it is?
0k This is real photo:
(http://s27.postimg.org/9bvwhve37/aabb.png)
What do you think? What it is?
an arrow pointing at a dot?
0k This is real photo:
(http://s27.postimg.org/9bvwhve37/aabb.png)
What do you think? What it is?
an arrow pointing at a dot?
Chelseas penis
1 - mother had five sons, each of them had a sister. How many children has a mother?
Hale Bopp comet?0k This is real photo:
(http://s27.postimg.org/9bvwhve37/aabb.png)
What do you think? What it is?
an arrow pointing at a dot?
Chelseas penis
haha :D
Small hint: This little dot is a very large property.
Photo was taken in 1990.
just noticed the orbit, its photo of the Earth
just noticed the orbit, its photo of the Earth
You right! 100 pts :D
One's like, kinda gay. The other's friend is totally hot, duh.
They look like they belong together, but they're not.
A change from one to the other reveals how far away.
Who or what are they?
Does it have something to do with physics?
you've presented 3 entities in this sentence, am I right? The kinda gay, the other, and the other's friend.
They look like they belong together, but they're not. but they're not what? surely the correct syntax is "but they don't"?
you leave home, you take 3 left turns only to return home, and find 2 men in masks..
who/what are you?
Bloopy: are the 3 entities abstracts?
[...]Or who was at the airport at the time?[...]
Bloopy: are the 3 entities abstracts?No. That should be a helpful clue!
This was a photo I took myself from the airplane, no tricks, no photo shop. I used a digital camera.
Hmm. Are they people? Or fictional characters?
What's so special about this image?
No, nothing like that. I'll say that Rok's electron/proton idea was the closest so far.
Hmm... is it the Sun ("the other's friend"), the Earth ("the other") and the Moon ("the first one")?
none of them are stars.
lacoste: no, it's a physical object in the photo. The shadow it casts can help in determining what it is, though.
What about photons of different wave lengths? Light is one part of the spectrum (rainbow spectrum, totally gay!), the other's friend could be infrared (totally hot) and the other side of the spectrum would be X-rays and gamma rays. The distance would be one of energy level, but the fact that they're all electromagnetic waves suggests they belong together.
What about photons of different wave lengths? Light is one part of the spectrum (rainbow spectrum, totally gay!), the other's friend could be infrared (totally hot) and the other side of the spectrum would be X-rays and gamma rays. The distance would be one of energy level, but the fact that they're all electromagnetic waves suggests they belong together.
Almost there! You got the hot part right, but x-rays and gamma rays don't look like... well, anything. Except perhaps Kevin Bacon in Hollow Man.
What about photons of different wave lengths? Light is one part of the spectrum (rainbow spectrum, totally gay!), the other's friend could be infrared (totally hot) and the other side of the spectrum would be X-rays and gamma rays. The distance would be one of energy level, but the fact that they're all electromagnetic waves suggests they belong together.
Almost there! You got the hot part right, but x-rays and gamma rays don't look like... well, anything. Except perhaps Kevin Bacon in Hollow Man.
red light and violet light (red light is the friend of infrared as they are close together in terms of energy, violet is totally gay, the colours share similaries with regards to RGB values, but they are far apart in the visible spectrum)
Infrared isn't really visible either!
Bloopy, sure I did, they are far apart on the visible spectrum, the difference would be one in wave length 340 nm for red and 750nm for violet (if I recall correctly).
Nope, I'm telling you this part is still unsolved! You've got that they look like they belong together, but they're not because they're at opposite ends of the visible spectrum.
"A change from one to the other reveals how far away."
:-X I actually checked if the top left plane was the AF1, but the blue patterns are different
Bloopy, sure I did, they are far apart on the visible spectrum, the difference would be one in wave length 340 nm for red and 750nm for violet (if I recall correctly).
If you just explained the last bit, you are saying almost exactly the same thing I did! That's like me saying you were wrong in your answer because it wasn't a nice space shuttle, but the last space shuttle :)
you leave home, you take 3 left turns only to return home, and find 2 men in masks..
who/what are you?
Redshift?
I tell you real riddle:
There was a soccer match between brazil and germany, germany won 7:1
There was also soccer match between germany and poland, poland won 2:0
And the riddle is:
who is the best?
Stroboscopic effect?Stro-what?? :o
Go and learn some science :D No, better go back to WN cuz i missing your bad attitude and awful sportsmanship :-*You will need to wait 1 week for it :P
No need to mess up your room with books, check it out here (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stroboscopic_effect). xDThanks,you saved my life :-*
This is perfectly synchronized speed propeller that seems to be it is not spinning :D
like in this video, you will see that the propeller moves slowly, actually moving very fast :)
+ for adnan :D
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GBtHeR-hY9Y Same explanation as you gave, but with nice visuals :)
Adnan, is it you on the video?)))
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GBtHeR-hY9Y Same explanation as you gave, but with nice visuals :)
hah amazing :D Never seen that before :D
Next riddle:
(http://s9.postimg.org/w8213mhfz/Kliknij_zdj_cie_aby_powi_kszy.jpg)
What's wrong with this picture? What item is wrong which course should not be there? :D
Its too obvious to say. Or something else is wrong here?
What's wrong with this picture? What item is wrong which course should not be there? :D