They fall in the same air. It has the same density.

When the Prestige sank off the coast of Spain, there were big, floating cushions the size of sofa cushions of emulsified oil, with the consistency, or the viscosity, of chewing gum.

None of the axes should be moved until the Cosmoline has been removed

Frog slime?

Like, big rolls of it with grease pencils.

Here, the quad is behaving as if it were in a viscous fluid.

Clay

Oil floats on water.

Environmental viscosity

Molding clay.

It triples the amount of oily, messy goo that you have in the water, and it makes it very hard to handle.

It's a tawa.

You know?

So my lesson that year was persistence.

The answer is really basic materials modeling wire, paper, clay, and using something like this is able to make something look like a pair of glasses really quickly.

Or PlayDoh.

And that sugar dough?

And what happens first is the solvents break into the oil, the lipid membrane, they let the surfactants in there.

Those aphids secrete a sticky, sugary liquid called honeydew, and this just clogs the upper parts of the plant.

The difference between

And depending on the viscosity, it's not as dangerous

It's like a wall to the electricity.

Yeah, it looks like Hae Ra has attached herself to Seung Jo.

It's how they, see, have those album things kids don't know what they are.

Mattie. Papa. Uh, this is Mr. Russell.

This is the Alberta tar sands, the largest oil reserves on the planet outside of Saudi Arabia.

Sumerian clay stones have been found that date to the fourth millennium BC.

I have mucous in my stool.

So what were these used for?

What? You're secreting mucus.

And so I want to do a little demo for you.

Are you being clingy?

longwall mining, fracking, tar sands, tar shale, deep ocean Arctic drilling.

You can't just drill a hole and pump it out.

(Laughter)

Consistency is key

Ellen was still there when I left at 9 15.

Ellen was still there when i left at 9 15.

Confidence and... and persistence.

It has four pairs of large eyes, curved legs, eight curved legs, and spinnerets.

The only place to get it from is density.

Whether from clay or from metal, it is in the nature of us to make our own monsters.

The Sumerians kept records of business deals using tiny, clay sculptures of goats, donkeys, and oxen.

We started with a natural occurring clay called montmorillonite.

I was able to determine the exact viscosity and degradation, and I found microscopic metal shavings in it.