I think you mean it's a liquid. Otherwise people wouldn't be surprised if it's a solid ._.
That's why, on really old glass, you can actually see that it's thinner at the top than at the bottom, because the glass has flowed, slowly, over many years, reshaping it slightly.
No, it's solid. It would surprise because people have been taught to think it as liquid. Technically, it's an amorphous solid, that is, it does not have a regular particle arrangement.
The reason that old glass is thinner at the top is that it's always been thinner at the top, because we didn't know how to make glass that has regular thickness until the 19th century. We put the thinner side at the top so that it wouldn't break under the pressure.
I would argue the point, but you're probably right, and a quick google search reveals mixed responses, of being a liquid, and it being a solid, from different websites.
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Technically, ice is water at a different temperature, and it's not that hard to cut ice. Logic'd.
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Bad kerny, that belongs in the "Tell a random fact about yourself" thread, this is the "Tell a random fact" thread! :c
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I think you mean it's a liquid. Otherwise people wouldn't be surprised if it's a solid ._.
That's why, on really old glass, you can actually see that it's thinner at the top than at the bottom, because the glass has flowed, slowly, over many years, reshaping it slightly.
I would argue the point, but you're probably right, and a quick google search reveals mixed responses, of being a liquid, and it being a solid, from different websites.
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There is a disease that forces the sufferer to sleep over 22 hours a day, which can last up to years. While awake, the infected takes on a child-like nature, and will eat the equivalent of 3 adult males while awake.
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