Remember the aluminum foil boat floating on sulphur hexafluoride gas we had before? Turns out, if you inhale the gas, it gives you the opposite effect of inhaling helium.
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Remember the aluminum foil boat floating on sulphur hexafluoride gas we had before? Turns out, if you inhale the gas, it gives you the opposite effect of inhaling helium.
Hit play or go to Link [YouTube] - via A Welsh View
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Eeh, we were only off by a mere five atomic numbers... ;-)
--TwoDragons
I was thinking the same thing. I think it would be more of a squeaky low pitched voice, because the heavier gas would stay longer (hexafluoride) while the lighter gas (helium) rose. I'm no scientist though.
(Aside from getting a major case of the dizzies, that is...)
--TwoDragons
And don't think this won't happen in this day and age. It's just that video games are the new scapegoats.
http://www.hardcasecrime.com/books_bios.cgi?title=Seduction%20of%20the%20Innocent
It's set in the environment of the comic book scandal caused by Dr. Frederick's book, which caused the demise of such EC comics titles as TALES FROM THE CRYPT.
Interesting bit, the book has "a dozen brand new illustrations in the classic EC style by comic book legend Terry Beatty!"