If you're capable of separating photons, a particle so small that we say they don't have mass because it's just so negligible, then you've got some explaining to do.
Well, the closest thing we have is using a blade or something in order to stop photons to travel in that direction. Though that's more of a shadow than cutting light, but eh.
Light is light, Idk if there is a way to specifically CUT light, but if you wanna separate to points of light all you have to do is block it, which is technically temporarily cutting light's path, and for Brush powers, a quick block may be all it need to haul them , at least for one stroke
Light is a wave particle and energy at the same time. As far as I've heard stopping a photon destroys it. And cutting it seems pretty much impossible because it is energy. Sorry these are the only answers I can come up with.
Y'know, I've been thinking... Since Chugga is the kind of Let's Player that likes to learn everything about the games he makes LPs of, wouldn't that be really cool to see him do a BLIND LP ?
You guys if you push the L (ink) button as soon as you let Kagu off, you can still see the faded panels if you do it quick enough. I just thought that may help you
It always confused me how the Phantom Shears can cut light as well, so I just satisfied myself by saying that they didn't cut the light when it snipped, but reflected it away so your partner forgets where it lead too.
Light is a ray of every color in the color wheel, when it comes accross a wall that reflects light, it can devide it into seperate colors based on the majority, like a diamond lusters yellow and gred and blue, so yea I guess it is possible to cut light.
Chuggaaconroy you rock, you have inspired me to make my own let's play channel. I don't even hope to compare to you but you have made me decide to follow my dream and do what I love. Playing video games but while doing videos too. To all chuggaaconroy fans remember this guy is awesome. He is the best lets player don't you ever forget it
I know he asked about cutting light. But *splitting* and *cutting* are two distinctly different things. To *cut* something means to slice or sever the bonds holding it together. To *split* something means to divide part of it in two, without completely separating it (like splitting a hair or rope down the middle). In other words, you can't *slice* light, but you could theoretically force it to *divide* into two smaller beams with a very fine blade (reflecting the beam into 2 different paths).
I have to say, Chugga, I really appreciate the family friendly-ness of your videos. Not 'cause I'm a kid (I'm 23 years-old), but because you continue to prove that you don't have to be vulgar to be entertaining.
you can use a prism to split light into its different components to make white light shine in its visible spectrum. thats how rainbows work...when waters act as a prism to "cut" or split light
Well technically intercepting a ray of light might be interpreted as "cutting" it. Say you put your hand in the way of a laser beam. There is a very brief moment in which there a photons on either side of your hand, as in you're "cutting" the photon stream.
I know that light is a stream of matter, but it is still possible to stop it, and the color black still absorbs it. And I do believe that taking a segment of the light does count as cutting the stream.
Well if you have a piece of glass that takes an individual ray of light and produces two separate rays of light, it's taking a ray of light and cutting it in half. There's more then one way to cut something in half.
Yes, you can cut a ray of light in half as the 'ray' is simply light in it's wave form. Cutting light itself in half is a lot more of an interesting question due to wave particle duality, but a ray can be done with any object and a source producing light with an energy signature that matches an electron gap in the object (ie. the object is opaque to that ray of light). You can also argue that dual slit experiments 'cut the light in half', but only argue, as that's the fun of physics.
Black absorbs light, but if you were to put a black object in the pathway of a beam of light it would just block the light, not cut it in half. A black hole is basically a big ball of gravity that pulls everything toward it's center, including light. That's why the only way to "cut" light, would be to find a way to control a black hole to "face" one direction and only bend the light in one spot, the light would continue, but there would be a break.
Breaking a singular beam of light (like a laser) is equivalent to merely absorbing it. However, the celestial brush seems to be creating a path of light emitters, rather than an actual beam. That being said, it isn't difficult to break a chain of emitters and cause a chain reaction that shuts them all down.
Another great vid, Chugga. I've really gotta get back into this game sometime. I've been too busy replaying all the Professor Layton games, as well as the Zenithia Trilogy in Dragon Quest (IV through VI, if you didn't know). Anyway, keep up the brilliant work! :)
I kindof figured that kinetic energy aka (in my understanding) static electricity has mass... but for that to be added to your total mass when your accelerating, you'd have to be rubbing against some othor form of matter, which in your example is air.
i´m laughing so hard right now in one of the earlier videos i wrote in a comment that you sounded like the great mighty poo when you sung and now you actually referenced this
If x = 2, the denominator is 0. Dividing by 0 is impossible. Therefore, there is no value for y at x = 2. I graphed the equation, and there was an asymptote at x = 2 (an asymptote is a line a graph approaches, but never touches).
Well, light is defined as energy ("radiaton"). More specifically, it's a soliton (an isolated ["particle-like"] wave) of alternating electric and magnetic fields. Therefore, it's not matter, so you're actually correct. Good for you :)
I noticed that the thing that the stagehands pushed had alternating eye and lip designs on it. At least it looked that way to me because I happened to think about the ice lips/fire eyes when i saw it.
Unless you have a black hole then no, a ray of light doesn't ever get cut off if its being blocked it'll wrap around the object, like when a solar eclipse happens
If you want to move physical objects move faster than the speed of light compared to its surroundings, you would have to stretch space in front of it with gravity so while its moving slower than the speed of light in the space right next to it, when you return space to normal, it went further than light could have in the same amount of time normally.
considering these options cutting light in half is possible (hear me out) if you take a pitch black room with no dust or water (moisture) in the air and you use a directed light beam to go straight from one side to the other side of the room, hitting a mirror which sends it back, and then seperate the room into three parts seperated by glass (example) I 1 I 2 I 3 I . when 1 and 3 are full of water and there is none in 2 then you can make an illusion of cutting light but not really.
I've been playing Okamiden for a while, and I'm finally caught up to where you are. Well, actually, I'm more past you. I'm nearly at the boss of that area. I did this so I could follow along with your videos.
You don't need to destroy something to cut it. You just need to break the bonds that hold it together. When you cut a piece of paper with scissors, you're just severing the molecular bonds holding one part of the paper from another part of the paper. All you need to do to cut a beam of light is to put a mirror in it. This would cause the light that hits the mirror to go on a different path than the light that was going by before you moved the mirror, thereby 'cutting' the beam of light.
I don't think that's possible with light, since all wavelenghts in it are in roughly the same space. If you want to 'stop' a certain part of the light, you'll need a filter, but that doesn't reflect, only absorb. You'll just take whatever the filter absorbed out of the equation entirely. Add to that the fact that we're talking about cutting light like a string, which is doubly impossible since one photon has no connection to the next.
It's believed that, if a photon of light is presented with two possible pathways, it will actually split into two and go through each, then become one again and move on, unless a living creature manages to watch it, in which case it instantly becomes one again. Why this occurs is unknown.
Can you cut a ray of light in half? A "ray of light" is really just a bunch of photons, travelling the same way. "Cutting it in half" would simply require removing some of the photons, as to not have one body of photons, but two. If you removed the middle photons from a cylindrical body of photons, you would have 2 cylindrical bodies of photons. To remove the photons, use anything that reflects light at all.
not criticising, but i just wanted to add to your explanation that as get closer to the speed of light the reason you keep requiring more and more energy to speed up is that your mass closes in on infinity the closer you get, and because moving a larger mass at the same speed costs more energy equivalent to the amount of mass gained
Well if you were to freeze time... or the light , then the beam could be cut if you wiped out part of it with a black colored object. Like how a kitchen sponge wipes up gunk from a dirty plate, just with much better soap... And the only thing a black hole does to a ray of light is bend it, and you can't make a sphere "face" a direction (black hole is sphere).
The pattern of light moves faster than light, but no particles, waves, or anything in-between is going faster than the speed of light. We are talking about particles, not patterns of particles that don't physically move.
@Garsemor No the most somebody would be able to do is mereoy block it but that wouldn't cut it in half, it would just make the line shorter, but who knows
If there's ever an Okami 3 would you play it and make another let's play of this wonderful series of games? Has enjoyed every single episode of your Okami and Okamiden let's plays :D
Chugga, TECHNICALLY you CAN cut light in half, if you shine a ray of light and put your hand in front of it the light behind it will disappear for your eyes, but it is actually travelling through space and time... Actually kinda weird to think about it, but it is possible. And for this I didn't need to be an astrophysicist. I'm just a 16y old Belgian guy... :p
Light isn't matter, however. It is sorta a particle sorta a wave, but it has no mass, so it isn't matter. Light is just a photon moving through space, so I can't think of a way to "cut" it, but I'm no expert. It would certainly be an interesting idea.
I dont think you can cut a ray in half beacuse we cannot completely say what light is, it has some propertys of wabes some of matter and some of something else i cant remember so no we cannot cut a beem of light in half unless we know exactly what it is
About #1, what I learned about light is that it is energy, but it acts like a matter. I don't want to argue about anything that has nothing to do with Okamiden or the Let's Play, but all I know beside what I said above, I know that light can bended but not cut.
Light is a stream of particles/waves, so none of this works out. Your can't "cut" a pattern of moving particles, but you can block the particles/waves or bend space-time enough so that the photons orbit a point, effectively making them unable to go anywhere.
Well, those methods involve some clever *cheating*. The idea of a star ship equipped with a "warp drive", for example, involves compressing space-time in front of you so that you cover a larger distance when traveling at a given speed (but within your OWN frame of reference, you would still be traveling slower than light). You gain mass as you approach light speed, and as Okami Amaterasu so kindly added, you would need infinite energy to reach the speed of light. Thanks for feedback, though :)
Hitting the speed of light with regular mass is impossible since the faster you go, not only will you require exponentially more energy, but time will also slow exponentially. Hitting the speed of light using regular matter or energy requires exactly infinity energy and will cause time to stop, both values being asymptotic and nonexistant. It's like finding the value of 2 in equation 2x+4/x-2, it just cannot be done.
DO YOU FEAR THE SPOON? THE SPOON DOES NOT FEAR YOU. THE SPOON HAS NO FEARS. THE SPOON HAS A WILL FAR MORE TERRIFYING THAN EVERY FEAR COMBINED. YOUR GREAEST FEARS FEAR THE SPOON. THE SPOON IS THE ULTIMATE MANIFESTATION OF FEAR. FOR THE SPOON IS EVERYWHERE AT ONCE. THE SPOON IS RIGHT BEHIND YOU.
I am no scientist but (maybe I can be wrong) cutting a ray of light is simple you just need to put something in the middle of it like a black sheet for example. What will happen is that at the exact moment you put that sheet the ray will be cut in half for a really tiny portion of time considering that the speed of light is 300 000km/s you will never see it but it will happen.
Although the logic of the #3 may say that the path of guidance might not be magic, but rather the light of an astronomical projection via stars, hence Celestial Brush. Or it could just be an indication that is necessary to play the game better. The characters may not actually see anything at all, and the demon shears might just by symbolically 'Cutting' the path.
(I didn't have enough room to explain in the prior post) When we hear the term "magic", of course we always think of the kind of magic seen in fairy tales and certain kinds of anime. But it isn't necessarily restricted to that definition. Magic can be any type of phenomenon that defies the established laws of physics, or merely can't be explained by them. A wise man, for example, once said that any highly advanced technology can seem like magic (*cough* YAMI *cough* *cough*). That works for me.
Black holes don't destroy light, they attract it to strongly for it to escape into a mathamatical point. Which I guess, practically does amount to the same thing. nevermind
Hey chuggaa do you get gaming informer? if you do this month there was a chibi and all the young animals in the picture on one of the pages. Just telling also awesome vid
1. I don't know what you're talking about on this one, but I'll take your word for it. 2. All would end. 3. That sorta makes sense, considering it's a God making that beam of light.
You can cut a ray of light simply by putting any solid object in it. like if you put your hand in a laser beam. Your hand seperates the ray into 2 rays, we just arent abke to see it due to how fast light travels. But the way that the enemies do it is impossible. The guidance power isnt one ray of light. Its multiple rays of light arranged in the way you drew the line and all of them are pointing upward. They "cut" probably a few rays then all of them disappear and thats not how it works.
That is correct. But wrong too, Black holes don't distort and absorb. They rip molecule by molecule, and then transfer. No one actually knows if it is absorb or if it sent to another dimension which is one of those really cool interesting parts of science.
I noticed whenever you get a new power, it's like in Pokemon XD and Colleseum, whenever you purify a pokemon, it makes that awkward silence whenever the lights go to the pokemon. lol.
Theoretically you could cut light but separating light into two beams is defiantly possible
If you're capable of separating photons, a particle so small that we say they don't have mass because it's just so negligible, then you've got some explaining to do.
#ScienceIsCool
Well, the closest thing we have is using a blade or something in order to stop photons to travel in that direction. Though that's more of a shadow than cutting light, but eh.
Light is light, Idk if there is a way to specifically CUT light, but if you wanna separate to points of light all you have to do is block it, which is technically temporarily cutting light's path, and for Brush powers, a quick block may be all it need to haul them , at least for one stroke
Couldn't you just place a solid object between them? I mean a shadow is formed when light is cut off.
That's the point I was making, yes.
"The power of Inferno is now yours."
Wait, "Inferno" is capitalized? Does that mean Chibi was given the power of Hell?
Yes hell yea
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Hell in shinto (the religion amaterasu is from) is called yomi
THROUGH THE FIRE AND THE FLAMES WE CARRY OOOOOOOOOOOON
Why doesn't Chuggaa "divide by zero" with fire like he did with water? I want to see the whole screen on fire, dog tamnid!
It is possible. It's also hilarious.
Light is a wave particle and energy at the same time. As far as I've heard stopping a photon destroys it. And cutting it seems pretty much impossible because it is energy. Sorry these are the only answers I can come up with.
well being a goddess she has been alive since at least Okami and has retained all information she got from watching the world
Y'know, I've been thinking... Since Chugga is the kind of Let's Player that likes to learn everything about the games he makes LPs of, wouldn't that be really cool to see him do a BLIND LP ?
A shadow does not cut light. An object that creates a shadow only blocks light.
Awww! The baby bird is so ADORABLE!!!!!!!!!
You guys if you push the L (ink) button as soon as you let Kagu off, you can still see the faded panels if you do it quick enough. I just thought that may help you
The rescuing reminds me of Ocarina of Time when you rescue the Gorons in the Fire Temple and when you break out the carpenters at Gerudo Valley
That mask saw that Chibi pressed on the switch and it thought it was JAW DROPPING!
*Chuggapunroy activated*
It always confused me how the Phantom Shears can cut light as well, so I just satisfied myself by saying that they didn't cut the light when it snipped, but reflected it away so your partner forgets where it lead too.
I think what happens is that the line of light is just the partner remembering where you told them to go, and if they get hit they lose focus.
I did good on Reyn Time!!!
So lets press on and on and on! :D
I recently found out you can "divide by zero" with fire as well.
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!! SOMEONE WHO FINALLY SEES HOW AWESOME EVERY GENERATION IS!!!!
I actually want to get this game now! It looks amazing!
Light is a ray of every color in the color wheel, when it comes accross a wall that reflects light, it can devide it into seperate colors based on the majority, like a diamond lusters yellow and gred and blue, so yea I guess it is possible to cut light.
Chuggaaconroy you rock, you have inspired me to make my own let's play channel. I don't even hope to compare to you but you have made me decide to follow my dream and do what I love. Playing video games but while doing videos too. To all chuggaaconroy fans remember this guy is awesome. He is the best lets player don't you ever forget it
Just came home from a tiring day from school, what makes my day?
Watching Chuggaaconroy.
I know he asked about cutting light. But *splitting* and *cutting* are two distinctly different things. To *cut* something means to slice or sever the bonds holding it together. To *split* something means to divide part of it in two, without completely separating it (like splitting a hair or rope down the middle). In other words, you can't *slice* light, but you could theoretically force it to *divide* into two smaller beams with a very fine blade (reflecting the beam into 2 different paths).
I have to say, Chugga, I really appreciate the family friendly-ness of your videos. Not 'cause I'm a kid (I'm 23 years-old), but because you continue to prove that you don't have to be vulgar to be entertaining.
you can use a prism to split light into its different components to make white light shine in its visible spectrum. thats how rainbows work...when waters act as a prism to "cut" or split light
You can't cut light.
Well technically intercepting a ray of light might be interpreted as "cutting" it. Say you put your hand in the way of a laser beam. There is a very brief moment in which there a photons on either side of your hand, as in you're "cutting" the photon stream.
I know that light is a stream of matter, but it is still possible to stop it, and the color black still absorbs it. And I do believe that taking a segment of the light does count as cutting the stream.
I wondered so long why Chuggaa named his Blaziken in his Emerald Playthrough "Moegami". Now I know.
...that ad before the video just got Friday stuck in my head. Dammit.
Well if you have a piece of glass that takes an individual ray of light and produces two separate rays of light, it's taking a ray of light and cutting it in half. There's more then one way to cut something in half.
Yes, you can cut a ray of light in half as the 'ray' is simply light in it's wave form. Cutting light itself in half is a lot more of an interesting question due to wave particle duality, but a ray can be done with any object and a source producing light with an energy signature that matches an electron gap in the object (ie. the object is opaque to that ray of light). You can also argue that dual slit experiments 'cut the light in half', but only argue, as that's the fun of physics.
Black absorbs light, but if you were to put a black object in the pathway of a beam of light it would just block the light, not cut it in half.
A black hole is basically a big ball of gravity that pulls everything toward it's center, including light. That's why the only way to "cut" light, would be to find a way to control a black hole to "face" one direction and only bend the light in one spot, the light would continue, but there would be a break.
Just because I saw some people debating over how light works:
Chugga is my ray of LP'ing hope! Absolutely beaming, good sir...
Breaking a singular beam of light (like a laser) is equivalent to merely absorbing it. However, the celestial brush seems to be creating a path of light emitters, rather than an actual beam. That being said, it isn't difficult to break a chain of emitters and cause a chain reaction that shuts them all down.
this is one of your best series chugga!
Another great vid, Chugga. I've really gotta get back into this game sometime. I've been too busy replaying all the Professor Layton games, as well as the Zenithia Trilogy in Dragon Quest (IV through VI, if you didn't know). Anyway, keep up the brilliant work! :)
Wasn't Moegami in Emerald? His Torchic? Or maybe I'm not so bright either...
I kindof figured that kinetic energy aka (in my understanding) static electricity has mass... but for that to be added to your total mass when your accelerating, you'd have to be rubbing against some othor form of matter, which in your example is air.
@Surfer669 That seperates the color from the light into individual beams, not cut it in half
i´m laughing so hard right now
in one of the earlier videos i wrote in a comment that you sounded like the great mighty poo when you sung and now you actually referenced this
If x = 2, the denominator is 0. Dividing by 0 is impossible. Therefore, there is no value for y at x = 2. I graphed the equation, and there was an asymptote at x = 2 (an asymptote is a line a graph approaches, but never touches).
Well, light is defined as energy ("radiaton"). More specifically, it's a soliton (an isolated ["particle-like"] wave) of alternating electric and magnetic fields. Therefore, it's not matter, so you're actually correct. Good for you :)
I noticed that the thing that the stagehands pushed had alternating eye and lip designs on it. At least it looked that way to me because I happened to think about the ice lips/fire eyes when i saw it.
Unless you have a black hole then no, a ray of light doesn't ever get cut off if its being blocked it'll wrap around the object, like when a solar eclipse happens
If you want to move physical objects move faster than the speed of light compared to its surroundings, you would have to stretch space in front of it with gravity so while its moving slower than the speed of light in the space right next to it, when you return space to normal, it went further than light could have in the same amount of time normally.
considering these options cutting light in half is possible (hear me out) if you take a pitch black room with no dust or water (moisture) in the air and you use a directed light beam to go straight from one side to the other side of the room, hitting a mirror which sends it back, and then seperate the room into three parts seperated by glass (example) I 1 I 2 I 3 I . when 1 and 3 are full of water and there is none in 2 then you can make an illusion of cutting light but not really.
I've been playing Okamiden for a while, and I'm finally caught up to where you are. Well, actually, I'm more past you. I'm nearly at the boss of that area. I did this so I could follow along with your videos.
You don't need to destroy something to cut it. You just need to break the bonds that hold it together. When you cut a piece of paper with scissors, you're just severing the molecular bonds holding one part of the paper from another part of the paper. All you need to do to cut a beam of light is to put a mirror in it. This would cause the light that hits the mirror to go on a different path than the light that was going by before you moved the mirror, thereby 'cutting' the beam of light.
I don't think that's possible with light, since all wavelenghts in it are in roughly the same space. If you want to 'stop' a certain part of the light, you'll need a filter, but that doesn't reflect, only absorb. You'll just take whatever the filter absorbed out of the equation entirely.
Add to that the fact that we're talking about cutting light like a string, which is doubly impossible since one photon has no connection to the next.
14:51 I don't think we should get Susano because Kuni is missing
It's believed that, if a photon of light is presented with two possible pathways, it will actually split into two and go through each, then become one again and move on, unless a living creature manages to watch it, in which case it instantly becomes one again. Why this occurs is unknown.
8:15 To be fair, I sometimes put hyphens in laughter or certain double-terms when I don't wanna add trivial stuff to the word count.
I like moegami the way he/she twirls there and the fact he is in a theater really fits.
Can you cut a ray of light in half?
A "ray of light" is really just a bunch of photons, travelling the same way. "Cutting it in half" would simply require removing some of the photons, as to not have one body of photons, but two. If you removed the middle photons from a cylindrical body of photons, you would have 2 cylindrical bodies of photons. To remove the photons, use anything that reflects light at all.
not criticising, but i just wanted to add to your explanation that as get closer to the speed of light the reason you keep requiring more and more energy to speed up is that your mass closes in on infinity the closer you get, and because moving a larger mass at the same speed costs more energy equivalent to the amount of mass gained
I noticed that the thing that the stagehands pushed seemed to have alternating eye and lip designs
Awesomely cute! :D
That little bird was so awesome and CUTE!!!!!!!!!!
Well if you were to freeze time... or the light , then the beam could be cut if you wiped out part of it with a black colored object. Like how a kitchen sponge wipes up gunk from a dirty plate, just with much better soap...
And the only thing a black hole does to a ray of light is bend it, and you can't make a sphere "face" a direction (black hole is sphere).
One might argue that even if the photons have the same trajectory, they aren't bound by it.
Moegami's appearance is awsome cuteness, but there is a epic overloaded cuteness.
The pattern of light moves faster than light, but no particles, waves, or anything in-between is going faster than the speed of light. We are talking about particles, not patterns of particles that don't physically move.
15:00 And have Susano send you to hell for, as far as you know, KILLING his son. I think you should stick with the stage hands
@Garsemor No the most somebody would be able to do is mereoy block it but that wouldn't cut it in half, it would just make the line shorter, but who knows
You can seperate a light beam if the sorce is on either side of the blockage
if you press the L or R button the second you put Kagu off, the pathway that is supposed to be invisible stays visible
A ray of light is a photon, and in a single instant a photon experiences the beginning and the end of its life cycle, so no, it can't be cut in half.
Teacups is pretty freakin' fun. Not gonna lie.
Wouldn't it be some fine crystal variation that refracts photons to maybe to the point 50th to the 8 power,as a possible outlier.
I agree! Laquerware IS awesome and cute at the same time! How does anyone not agree with that?
To add another scientist into that mix, as Einstein said, "Everything is relative."
If there's ever an Okami 3 would you play it and make another let's play of this wonderful series of games? Has enjoyed every single episode of your Okami and Okamiden let's plays :D
You can't cut light in half, it's a zero dimensional point particle, and it is also a wave-particle duality meaning that you cannot cut it
Chugga, TECHNICALLY you CAN cut light in half, if you shine a ray of light and put your hand in front of it the light behind it will disappear for your eyes, but it is actually travelling through space and time... Actually kinda weird to think about it, but it is possible. And for this I didn't need to be an astrophysicist. I'm just a 16y old Belgian guy... :p
You can cut light in half. Put something halfway through a ray of light.
Light isn't matter, however. It is sorta a particle sorta a wave, but it has no mass, so it isn't matter. Light is just a photon moving through space, so I can't think of a way to "cut" it, but I'm no expert. It would certainly be an interesting idea.
Black holes don't destroy light, its actually that their gravitational pull is so strong light is unable to escape it and therefore can't be seen.
I dont think you can cut a ray in half beacuse we cannot completely say what light is, it has some propertys of wabes some of matter and some of something else i cant remember so no we cannot cut a beem of light in half unless we know exactly what it is
About #1, what I learned about light is that it is energy, but it acts like a matter. I don't want to argue about anything that has nothing to do with Okamiden or the Let's Play, but all I know beside what I said above, I know that light can bended but not cut.
You sir... are amazing... nuff said..
Light is a stream of particles/waves, so none of this works out. Your can't "cut" a pattern of moving particles, but you can block the particles/waves or bend space-time enough so that the photons orbit a point, effectively making them unable to go anywhere.
Well if im the new Sun God and im taking mom's place she has to be the god of something XD
Well, those methods involve some clever *cheating*. The idea of a star ship equipped with a "warp drive", for example, involves compressing space-time in front of you so that you cover a larger distance when traveling at a given speed (but within your OWN frame of reference, you would still be traveling slower than light). You gain mass as you approach light speed, and as Okami Amaterasu so kindly added, you would need infinite energy to reach the speed of light. Thanks for feedback, though :)
Hitting the speed of light with regular mass is impossible since the faster you go, not only will you require exponentially more energy, but time will also slow exponentially. Hitting the speed of light using regular matter or energy requires exactly infinity energy and will cause time to stop, both values being asymptotic and nonexistant. It's like finding the value of 2 in equation 2x+4/x-2, it just cannot be done.
DO YOU FEAR THE SPOON? THE SPOON DOES NOT FEAR YOU. THE SPOON HAS NO FEARS. THE SPOON HAS A WILL FAR MORE TERRIFYING THAN EVERY FEAR COMBINED. YOUR GREAEST FEARS FEAR THE SPOON. THE SPOON IS THE ULTIMATE MANIFESTATION OF FEAR. FOR THE SPOON IS EVERYWHERE AT ONCE. THE SPOON IS RIGHT BEHIND YOU.
I am no scientist but (maybe I can be wrong) cutting a ray of light is simple you just need to put something in the middle of it like a black sheet for example. What will happen is that at the exact moment you put that sheet the ray will be cut in half for a really tiny portion of time considering that the speed of light is 300 000km/s you will never see it but it will happen.
Although the logic of the #3 may say that the path of guidance might not be magic, but rather the light of an astronomical projection via stars, hence Celestial Brush. Or it could just be an indication that is necessary to play the game better. The characters may not actually see anything at all, and the demon shears might just by symbolically 'Cutting' the path.
(I didn't have enough room to explain in the prior post)
When we hear the term "magic", of course we always think of the kind of magic seen in fairy tales and certain kinds of anime. But it isn't necessarily restricted to that definition. Magic can be any type of phenomenon that defies the established laws of physics, or merely can't be explained by them. A wise man, for example, once said that any highly advanced technology can seem like magic (*cough* YAMI *cough* *cough*). That works for me.
Well, point one of those laser pointers at the wall. If you put a horse in front of it, the red dot is no longer on the wall
8:42 the Ice lips would have to be sideways to fit in, and would have to be holding a cardboard cutout of a second eye and a lip for a fire eye
Black holes don't destroy light, they attract it to strongly for it to escape into a mathamatical point.
Which I guess, practically does amount to the same thing.
nevermind
Hey chuggaa do you get gaming informer? if you do this month there was a chibi and all the young animals in the picture on one of the pages. Just telling also awesome vid
and i cant argue with urs either its not up to us is the only argue its up to the amazing chuggaa himself
Light is in constant motion, so you can't take a segment of it.
1. I don't know what you're talking about on this one, but I'll take your word for it.
2. All would end.
3. That sorta makes sense, considering it's a God making that beam of light.
You can cut a ray of light simply by putting any solid object in it. like if you put your hand in a laser beam. Your hand seperates the ray into 2 rays, we just arent abke to see it due to how fast light travels. But the way that the enemies do it is impossible. The guidance power isnt one ray of light. Its multiple rays of light arranged in the way you drew the line and all of them are pointing upward. They "cut" probably a few rays then all of them disappear and thats not how it works.
That is correct. But wrong too, Black holes don't distort and absorb. They rip molecule by molecule, and then transfer. No one actually knows if it is absorb or if it sent to another dimension which is one of those really cool interesting parts of science.
And it's evolution. Which is the same thing, but flipped with different eyes.
Can you cut wind in half? Can you cut water in half? Water, light, and wind work very similarily when going to objects and stuff.
I noticed whenever you get a new power, it's like in Pokemon XD and Colleseum, whenever you purify a pokemon, it makes that awkward silence whenever the lights go to the pokemon. lol.