this title is weird ,
I know
, but this is really my first feeling when I saw "Fringe".
Many years ago, when I first read a science fiction novel , I saw this
Wesleyan story Composition, molecules are made of atoms, and atoms can be broken down into a cornucopia of charged ions, which is to rearrange the molecular structure of air to look like a sample metal (that is, a gold and silver treasure put into a machine). Of course , the explanation of the story says "put the Dissociated electrons in the air..." I was shocked when I had some basic concepts of physics at the beginning, and I seriously discussed the possibility with the physics teacher. The result was also that this sentence made me dizzy. The teacher asked: If there are free electrons in the air Electron, don't we risk being electrocuted every day? So I had a little doubt about this story, but it didn't stop me from liking stories that developed imagination like this. Of course , I solved this problem after a while. Since the cornucopia can be arbitrarily synthesized metal , it can add an arbitrary split at most. That's it for the function of atoms (of course, this function is actually an ionization process, which can be achieved by lightning, but of course it can't reach any height), sorry , I'm still not sure if there are free electrons in the air. Fringe is such a science. Imaginative series of course it certainly does not represent orthodox science must have scientific loopholes but I revere such imagination
That's something I can't think of, such as scientific elm lumps,
so
I fell in love with it . This is also the first time I saw the introduction of the cost of
American dramas. The cost of the
first episode of Fringe is 10 million US dollars
. Guarantee the quality of the drama, but I know that in today's world, there is not enough money, you can't buy a good script, you can't make good special effects, you can't invite excellent actors, that 's all.
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