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Actually, no-one has actually isolated Francium. It's a sort of theoretical element. Its existence is only proved on paper. The reason is that its most stable isotope, francium-223, has a half-life of only 22 minutes. There are many more isotopes with much shorter half-lifes. Also, the largest amount ever collected was a cluster of around 10000 atoms, amongst Uranuim and Barium isotopes.
I was a knight, but I was disgraced by the crown. My sword was destroyed, and my exploits discredited.
Triple word score. A bit like scrabble.
Also, why is scrabble called scrabble? Scrabbling describes frantic movements of the hands...Like scrabbling at a slippery thing like a glacier...
Indeed.
Well, if we are in need of a topic of conversation, why not Cryptozoology?
I have always found it interesting, because I'm open-minded. ^^
Fine greetings to you, bobbym. You, too abilash81.
As do I. ^^
I loved the episode 'Quarantine'
It...Doesn't matter.
Of course they are. They don't understand the data the process.
And also, they're really stupid...
I don't think they find it logical to kill people at the moment, sooo...
Or rather, a fear of Logic-Machines. It's what it means ^^
Yeah...
No worries on your being grounded, eh? ^^
If this hasn't already been stated...
Surely it's 'Formulae'
It is a Latin word, after all...
I used to say formulae in Chemistry...
Thanks.
Also. the replies are late, for which I apologise.
I'll live, I suppose.
No, it's got some stomach-bug there as well.
Thanks, lightning. It's a pain. (annoyance)
Hey.
Welcome.
No, got a cold-thing and a stomach complaint. It'll be over soon, I think.
I'd be fixing it now if I didn't feel so bad. Illness-wise.
Excellent deduction! ^^
It was just a poor quality image.
Approximately, I should have written...
Thanks for the warm welcome-back ^^
I'm reworking that picture. It's a little pixellated.
I recently came across the equation:
d=√1½h
(Where d is distance and h is your height)
So the distance that you can see is the square-root of one-and-a-half times your height, so a 6ft person can see 3 miles. Good, eh?