What would happen if a hydrogen bubble exploded then?

Assuming there was enough oxygen around... it would explode. Loudly. And would release a hell of a lot of energy.

Huh, well that settles that then.

You did answer yourself within your question though. :p

You also get your water back, in vapour form.

> Hydrogen Bomb
> Hindenburg

Nuff said.

Enough said about what?

Hrmm...I'm not too sure...where my frame of mind was, looking back, I think it was an answer to the question; what would happen if you exploded a hydrogen bubble? Interestingly, hydrogen bombs to create a large amount of water vapour.

uncanny valley gives us the creep again

Reminds me of the Hunters from HL2.

I'm not sure whether it's running forwards or backwards

Whats wrong with the walker thing? Kill it before it lays chips?

That robot was pretty impressive.

Isn't Jupiter supposed to be heavily-composed of Hydrogen?

Maybe we could go all the way out there and drag some back.

Though I guess if we started permanent space habitation we could just use Solar power all the time for lots of stuff to.

If that's correct, it means the bombs are inefficient. A perfect Hydrogen bomb would produce nothing but Helium. It's a fusion bomb, after all.



EDIT: MeechMunchie, I don't get what your point was with your rep comment/link. Please save me from my perplexedness.

The actual post was irrelevant.

I wished I could posrep your blog comment. Consider it a repayment of that debt. Since I only read it and laughed again the other day, technically I owed you two.

enough said about your mother.

also Nazis and WW2 for good measure.

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/sahara-fore...012-award.html
This might turn life on mars more humble.