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Author: deadbonsai

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Filesize: 42.17 kB

Date added: 2009-05-12

Rating: 6.3

Downloads: 890

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Made with: Phun

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this simulate a nuclear fission, but I don't understand why they become faster:lol:
if u know the answer comment on plz:P



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KarateBrot
2009/08/02 22:00:33
it's pretty simple. the system has got a given amount of kinetic energy. the projectile which shoots through the circles adds kinetic energy to the system. the higher the kinetic energy in the system the higher the velocity of the circles.
roffa
2010/01/26 21:55:37
there are other factors too, according to your explanation the energy would be constant, something it is not.8|
PerpetualInventions
2010/07/28 17:32:52
Seems quite like a vositile substance simulation, good work:tup: