The Lava Lamp on Jupiter March 8, 2010 at 9:22 pm
Will a Lava Lamp work on Jupiter?

To find out the answer to his life threatening question, Mr. Neil Fraser built a centrifuge. It looks dangerous:

It’s impressive though, it measures in at over 3 meters in diameter, and over 50 kilograms. As a side project, it is very capable of enriching your own uranium, which, is legal by the way.
Here is a video of this dangerous device of death in action:
And for those of you too lazy to click read his site, or watch the video, here’s the answer.
Yes, a lava lamp will work on Jupiter.
Now, let’s get this guy a government contract, because that centrifuge looks far to poor for any real scientific research to be conducted on. And also, I want to know if the color green is really the color green on Saturn gravity.
{Engadget | Gadget Venue }




