It's What?
It's invisible.
It doesn't smell
Passes through solid objects.
What is it?
It doesn't smell
Passes through solid objects.
What is it?
posted by Zaux at
8:50 PM
Sunday, January 31, 2010
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9 Comments:
Neutrinos?
ghost?
Wiz ... not the answer I had in mind, but neutrinos seems to fulfill the criteria
Electromagnetic radiation.
yes Chris ... and the one with longest wavelength in particular ... radiowaves
Not invisible tomatoes then?
I just checked. Invisible tomatoes splat against walls just like visible ones.
just did a little T&E (that's Trial and Error in cool lingo) ... invisible tomatoes do not pass through walls ... but invisible walls? ... not that's a whole different scenario.
I tossed an invisible tomato through an invisible wall ... it hit my visible wife, and she slapped me with a very visible palm
There are hundreds if not thousands of things that fit the description. Gravity. Neutrinos. EM radiation (any particular wavelength will pass through SOMETHING solid, though the thing varies). Other subatomic particles with varying chances. Hatred. Envy. Parent-ness (often a man is physically separated by a wall from the woman giving labor; as soon as birth is complete, he's a father, even though he wasn't present). I could go on ...
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