MadSci Network: Biophysics
Query:

Re: How do you 'suck' spaghetti ?

Date: Fri Jun 25 14:47:01 1999
Posted By: Vaughn Hawk , Staff, Computer Science, Wacky Scientist
Area of science: Biophysics
ID: 927828525.Bp
Message:

Well, I am super fantastically stoked with this mind boggling question. My 
support team and myself sat around late nights in fancy white lab coats, 
attempting to find an answer to this query. Through various equations, my 
research team has apparently found the answer. EUREKA! I cried. After 
years of research, an answer has been found for "WHY DOES SPAGHETTI SUCK?" 
Wait... that's not right. "HOW DOES SPAGHETTI SUCK?" No...OH! "HOW DO YOU 
SUCK SPAGHETTI?"Yes. Thats it. Well Mr. Dude, it seems that as you 
decrease the air pressure inside your mouth, the external pressure of the 
earths atmosphere remains constant. When the difference in air pressure is 
great enough to move the spaghetti, the spaghetti noodle(s) get "sucked" 
into your mouth at a very high velocity. We have achieved spaghetti speeds 
in excess of 850 mph. I must travel to my alternate time zone, as I can 
only stay in the past for a brief period of time, what with our power 
limitations and all. Ta' for now!


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