Nothing was falling into place. I could feel the solid ground slipping away from under me. Pete was dirty. The Shadow was innocent. I’d been working as part of a conspiracy to whitewash Flipper’s back fence when I was on the force. I was being manipulated by things I hadn’t even known existed, and there was no up or down any more. “That’s a lot of words,” I said, “But I hope you don’t mind if my friend stays out and gets some fresh air until the cops get here. He’s developed a cough recently. I like to be sure everybody is going to be all right.”
“I gig frogs.” Kermit gulped, hearing the Man In Black. Then, SPLAT! —he had been lovingly levitated into a safe place by the studious Magnetic Researcher. What’s not to love in this namesake land, Froglandia? That’s logical.
Brass Orchid Premium Member about 6 years ago
I’ve tried levitating frogs using refrigerator magnets. They do hop into the air, but they come right back down.
*Hot Rod* about 6 years ago
When will these frogs reach warp speed? Come on Captain, space awaits.
Brass Orchid Premium Member about 6 years ago
Nothing was falling into place. I could feel the solid ground slipping away from under me. Pete was dirty. The Shadow was innocent. I’d been working as part of a conspiracy to whitewash Flipper’s back fence when I was on the force. I was being manipulated by things I hadn’t even known existed, and there was no up or down any more. “That’s a lot of words,” I said, “But I hope you don’t mind if my friend stays out and gets some fresh air until the cops get here. He’s developed a cough recently. I like to be sure everybody is going to be all right.”
Radish... about 6 years ago
Diamagnetic Levitation – High Field Magnet Laboratory
So, the frog’s atoms do not feel any force at all and the frog floats as if it were in a spacecraft.
NETHERLANDS: BRITISH & DUTCH SCIENTISTS MAKE FROG FLOAT IN MID-AIR
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KlJsVqc0ywM
Superfrog about 6 years ago
Loving levitation is best achieved with large superconducting magnets, super refrigerators and tiny super frogs.
Howard'sMyHero about 6 years ago
With all levity, this is a case of repulsive amphibious ribbeting ….
painedsmile about 6 years ago
Jack Palance?
coltish1 about 6 years ago
It is, however, surprisingly easy to get splattered into a formless spot.
*Hot Rod* about 6 years ago
So, the frog dude gets a rise, is that after the princess kisses him?
Rotifer FREE BEER & BATH MATS ON FEB. 31st Thalweg Premium Member about 6 years ago
lovingly
Huckleberry Hiroshima about 6 years ago
The hope is that those lapels and cuffs come back.
*Hot Rod* about 6 years ago
Throw a slab of ice down an watch those babies do the hop!
*Hot Rod* about 6 years ago
Another idea, if it gets to hot on earth, open up the cold outer space and let some in.
Larry Miller Premium Member about 6 years ago
They levitate well in heavy water I bet.
If you have a magneto, the diamagnetic frog spin is really neat I bet.
seanb51229 Premium Member about 6 years ago
Lovingly. Purely for the benefit of the frogs. I am sure the frogs thanked them.
InquireWithin about 6 years ago
Tadipoles would probably work best of all (sorry, physics pun.)
Meh~tdology, fka Pepelaputr about 6 years ago
Sez the Froggie:
It’s not bad enough that they freaked me out as a tadpole in zero gravity on the space station, now THIS!
6turtle9 about 6 years ago
Someday, I hope to dialame; I have a ways to go, but I am working on it. Live Fast, DiaLame!
Howard'sMyHero about 6 years ago
Plunk your magnetic twanger Froggy … “Hiya, kids … Hiya, Hiya”
*Hot Rod* about 6 years ago
Green Horn Greengo Gringo
Sisyphos about 6 years ago
“I gig frogs.” Kermit gulped, hearing the Man In Black. Then, SPLAT! —he had been lovingly levitated into a safe place by the studious Magnetic Researcher. What’s not to love in this namesake land, Froglandia? That’s logical.
Ain’t science wonnaful?
INGSOC about 6 years ago
Impatiently waiting for the green pea tea of which he had ordered hours ago..