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       How Fast Is The Speed Of Smell?
   DIR By: Thetis099
       Date: August 2, 2024, 9:28 am
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       "So you don't have to conduct your own tests."  :)
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       "What is the Speed of Smell? Is It Possible to Actually Launch
       Smell With a Smell Cannon?💨"
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       Re: How Fast Is The Speed Of Smell?
   DIR By: kkt
       Date: August 2, 2024, 11:38 am
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       > "So you don't have to conduct your own tests."  :)
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       So IFL science said they could approximate it and then DIDN'T DO
       IT?  wow.
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       Re: How Fast Is The Speed Of Smell?
   DIR By: Thetis099
       Date: August 2, 2024, 12:59 pm
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       > [quote author=Thetis099 link=topic=2926.msg266494#msg266494
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       > "So you don't have to conduct your own tests."  :)
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       > "What is the Speed of Smell? Is It Possible to Actually Launch
       Smell With a Smell Cannon?💨"
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       So IFL science said they could approximate it and then DIDN'T DO
       IT?  wow.
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       Oh well, somebody will always be disappointed.
       There are good reasons for that, as there are several factors to
       consider for each instance of traveling smell.  That is what
       caught my interest, how could they give a constant for this with
       so many variables, and of course, they really can't.  Even the
       speed of sound changes across different media as well as within
       a medium (see the SOFAR in the oceans as an example).
       I thought the Action Lab dude in the video with the vortex ring
       cannon answered it well with some classic classroom
       demonstrations, and the video was also jolly good fun, IMHO.
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       Re: How Fast Is The Speed Of Smell?
   DIR By: Tryp_OR
       Date: August 2, 2024, 9:56 pm
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       Many many years ago I read a science fiction story about a
       species that communicated by emitting smells.  The slow rate of
       information transfer was part of the plot.
       Of course I had to Google this, no hit related to my memory, but
       from one of the Star Wars related wikis, the general term for
       any of a number of species who sensed their world or
       communicated primarily through scent is Olfax.
       My wine is at this moment communicating very pleasant thoughts
       to me  ;)
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