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It's the value of the net charge of a neutron |
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Devotees bring toilet paper, rice, rubber gloves & other props to midnight showings of this 1975 film |
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A certain Monterey, California businessman named David helped popularize this type of cheese |
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A country that existed for more than 70 years broke up January 1, 1993, giving birth to these two European nations |
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Born in Arkansas in 1932, he walked the final line in Nashville in 2003 |
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I'll "catch you on" this other side of a phonograph record |
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A nucleus with an excess of neutrons is described as this, meaning it is spontaneously emitting particles |
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Robert De Niro went behind the wheel of a cab for weeks in preparation for his role as Travis Bickle in this film |
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Montrachet is traditionally made from this animal's milk |
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With the help of the U.S., it broke away from Colombia & declared independence on November 3, 1903 |
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He was born in Brookline, Massachusetts in 1925 & died in Los Angeles June 6, 1968 |
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A removable protective covering for a couch |
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Your standard neutron is composed of 1 "up" & 2 "down" of these elementary particles |
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Not satisfied with a portion of the "Kramer vs. Kramer" script, this actress wrote her own courtroom speech |
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The holes in cheese are properly known by this anatomical term |
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He was born in Scotland in 1813; his mission came to an end in Chitambo (now in Zambia) in 1873 |
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"Beware of dogs, beware of evil workers", says Paul's epistle to these people |
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It helps in studying neutrons if you slow them down from near light speed to 15 mph in a block of this, aka heavy hydrogen |
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In this 1970 film, Jack Nicholson has trouble ordering a plain omelet, a cup of coffee & wheat toast |
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This brand of cheddar cheese bears the name of a city in Oregon |
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He was born in Sussex, England August 4, 1792 & died off the coast of Tuscany July 8, 1822 |
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An instrument for measuring thickness |
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Binding its neutrons to its protons, this "force" holds together an atom's nucleus |
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An aircraft hangar in Alabama was used to create the landing area behind this Wyoming landmark in "Close Encounters" |
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This blue cheese is named for the English village where it was first sold; oddly, now it cannot be made there legally |
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This U.N. Secretary-General was born July 29, 1905 in Sweden & died September 18, 1961 near Ndola, Northern Rhodesia |
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This group of organic compounds includes fats, oils, & waxes |
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