Recent content by rockhouse

No matter what anyone says, the stories of clinically dead people being able to see what's going on around them is a trip. And personally i believe most of these accounts.

So it's a resounding 'no' then. Ok, i was just curious. I know a lot of other factors play into weather patterns, but was curious if any radiation could be the spark that lights the fuse where the other factors are already present. Thanks guys.

Thanks for the responses.

Is it possible? Sorry if it's a dumb question, but can radiation in the jet stream from Japan cause severe weather? Is that possible? I've been looking at weather radar a lot lately and I've never seen such activity on such a large scale, and it seems rather isolated in the jet stream area...

Hi guys, I recently read some stuff about satellites in space being able to project 3D images on to the sodium layer of our atmosphere about 60 miles above the Earth. Is this possible? Can the sodium layer potentially be used as a giant movie screen for projections? The stuff i read was about...

So waterspouts don't suck water up? What happens if waterspouts collide with hurricanes? I'm sorry but it really does seem like oil particles will be carried inland by hurricanes...but how many, and to what extent is anybodies guess.

^Yeah, i was just wondering if pockets of sea water containing oxygen could be under the surface and could ignite somehow. I'm not real keen on the physics of it all.

I'm not sure if this is the right spot for this question...if not could the mods move it please? If a nuke was used on the BP leak, would there be a chance that it could ignite the methane? I know there's lots of variables and factors but, if it was possible to ignite it, what's the chance...

Really? Crazy! I thought they could suck water up into the air drafts.

What would happen if a hurricane swept through the gulf over the area of the spill? How would the oil effect water temp., which contributes to hurricane strength? Would a hurricane pick-up and disperse the oil inland if it made land-fall?...or would a hurricane basically spread the oil out so...

Ok, thanks.

Hmmm, makes sense since light has mass... What about inaudible radio waves such as ULF, ELF, LF? Can they cause physical vibrations? Thanks.

Can man-made EM waves produce physical vibrations of objects? Can man-made EM waves vibrate powders like sand or talc? I'm trying to understand if any types of electronic frequencies can cause physical vibrations...thanks.

Yes, but weren't these EM signals naturally produced? They were the precursors of earthquake activity, but not the causes...correct? I know it's still a mysterious phenomenon how these EM fields seem to spike before seismic activity, but are these EM fields the cause? And if so, could these...

Exactly...but can these types of vibrations be caused by electronic means?