RIDDLE: Christmas...
By remaster74
@remaster74 (4064)
Greece
October 27, 2006 12:07pm CST
It's christmas and the astronaut is called to visit the space once again, leaving the family behind, celebrating without him. His mother feels bad (as a mother) that her son is going to miss the most important celebration of the year and she prepares special cakes that have sugar powder on them. The astronaut takes the box with the small cakes and enters the spaceship. They take off and when they reach the space, the astronaut feeling lonely, decides to eat his cakes. Why the sugar powder doesn't fall off the cakes?
This was a question that we had to answer in a Physics test at school.
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3 responses
@ramitemporalis (442)
• United States
27 Oct 06
It doesn't fall off the cakes because...the cakes were moist so the sugar stuck to them?
@remaster74 (4064)
• Greece
27 Oct 06
No! Wrong answer. Sorry! You're welcome to try again. Thanks anyway!
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@moneymind (10510)
• Philippines
1 Dec 06
they won't fall because there is no gravity to make that happen since the astronaut is already in space which there is no gravity. greetings. : )