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Început de pasadi, Joi 11 dec 2014 · 401 răspunsuri · 27.522 vizualizări

tadayo4.078 mesaje#41

Uita-te pe videoclipurile de pe youtube indicate de mine, se vede cum laptele dispare din lingurita cand e atins de buzele idolului. Acum incearca sa dai o explicatie rationala.

pasadi95 mesaje#42

Am mai auzit de vraji similare. Unele vrajitoare puneau o vaca de lemn in pod si o mulgeau cand o vaca reala li se apropia de poarta.Ugerul la vaca reala se golea si vrajitoarea primea lapte de la vaca din lemn prin vraja.Eu cred ca e vorba de ingeri cazuti care sunt mai puternici decat mine si nu pot sa-mi explic logic sau stiintific ce se intampla aici.Nu am nici o explicatie.Nu stiu cum se intampla.

tadayo4.078 mesaje#43

Ugerul vrajitoarei nu se umplea, era doar o autosugestie, sau o forma prin care vrajitoarea convingea fraierii ca are puteri speciale, ca sa-i mulga de bani.

Explicatie rationala pentru faptul ca idolilor le place lapticul caldut:

"Seeking to explain the phenomenon, Ross McDowall India's Ministry of Science and Technology travelled to a temple in New Delhi and made an offering of milk containing a food colouring. As the level of liquid in the spoon dropped, the scientists hypothesized that after the milk disappeared from the spoon, it coated the statue beneath where the spoon was placed. With this result, the scientists offered capillary action as an explanation; the surface tension of the milk was pulling the liquid up and out of the spoon, before gravity caused it to run down the front of the statue.[1] Mr. Prabir Ghosh was one of the people to demonstrate how the Hindus were coaxed into believing the miracle"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hindu_milk_miracle

"When water or milk or any other fluid is taken in a spoon or a suitably shallow container, it is a well-known fact that the surface of the fluid is not flat but slightly curved. This is due to the phenomenon of surface tension, whereby the fluid tries to minimise its surface area. If a spoon is filled with milk or water and taken to the mouth of an idol, or indeed any statue, then it is natural that the upper lip on the idol will touch the surface. In the case of a Ganesa idol without a lip, the gap between the underside of the trunk and the face would be the place used, and again some portion of the idol will touch the fluid surface. When the surface is thus punctured, then the fluid has a chance to flow out.

What happens subsequently depends on other conditions. If the idol is wet, as is frequently the case, then the water on the idol and the milk in the spoon form one fluid body and the milk flows out along the channel created by the water. Having begun to flow out in this fashion, the milk may then disperse itself in the water on the surface of the idol (if the quantity of milk is very small and the surface of the idol suitably large) or simply flow down along one of the channels by which the water on the surface itself has flown down.

In case the idol is dry, the milk in the spoon flows out along the crack between the two lips and then subsequently flows down the idol by any available crack or even a minute fissure on the surface of the idol. This tendency to flow out rapidly first along the crack is primarily due to the fact that it is the only surface at the same level as the milk in the spoon. It is also aided by the phenomenon of capillary action, whereby fluid in a narrow tube is pushed up along the tube by the effects of surface tension again acting on the top of the fluid column in the tube. Here the gap between the lips behaves like a narrow tube and the fluid flows out along the lips. Subsequently, the milk flows down to the base of the idol. Once the lips of the idol have been wetted in this fashion, a second attempt to feed it milk is even more successful as the surface of the lips have already been wetted by the first attempt.

There may be slight variants of this explanation required for some particular cases, but the basic idea will be the same.

But the key point here is that while one sees the milk slowly disappearing from the spoon, the milk does not vanish into the idol. The milk remains on the surface of the idol or appears at the base of the idol. There is of course a simple way to establish this fact.

One can take a measured quantity of milk on the spoon, place the idol on a plate and then go through the exercise of feeding the milk to the idol. Waiting for a little while for the milk to drain down, one can then measure the amount of milk collected in the plate and compare it with the amount fed to the idol. The amount will be the same, except maybe with a very minor difference due to a little milk remaining on the surface on the idol. "

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hindu_milk_miracle

A cauta o explicatie rationala e dificil, pentru ca tureaza creierul la maxim. A accepta o explicatie magica este mai usor, pentru ca e fascinanta. Face o buna poveste de spus altora, nu? Pe cand explicatia rationala este plictisitoare.

Mr.Pervy McPervert9.682 mesaje#45
mamungkukumpurangkuntjuny a scris:

Ugerul vrajitoarei nu se umplea

Stopped reading after this.

Ahahahahahahahaha!!!

Mr.Pervy McPervert9.682 mesaje#46

pasadi, nu mai posta cu caracterele sau culorile alea, foloseste fontul normal al forumului.

ais '1.552 mesaje#47
mamungkukumpurangkuntjuny a scris:
 

Dar apoi s-a calmat si s-a lasat rastignit ...

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tadayo4.078 mesaje#49

Pasadi, ai putea face un experiment stiintific, cu o lingurita cu laptic si un calut de lemn de jucarie. Sau o vaca de lemn.

pasadi95 mesaje#50

Am pus laptele langa o bucata de lemn si nimic. Nu s-a dus nicaieri.A ramas in lingura.  Nu am vaca de lemn.

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