In the previous issue we discussed the issue of "Giant Creatures," now playing the "Little Creatures" class after seeing "The Incredible Shrinking Man."
In many science fiction films is the subject of considerable proportional decrease the size of objects, people and animals.
But this is not possible due to the structure of matter. To shrink a creature, must bear in mind the Law of the scale ... if we reduce the size of a creature, the volume and mass would be reduced to the cube of the scale factor chosen.
There are some theories that might support this:
- Reduce the number of atoms ---> But then .. What atoms would be removed?
- Reducing the link distance between molecules ----> The density would be very great because the same mass departure by a very small volume would be great. I could not support its own weight and die crushed. As it happened also to the giant creatures that they had some relative strength and could carry no weight if exceeded X measurements.
- Reduce the size of atoms ---> for diminishing the mass would be transformed into energy (it would be a lot of it) using the equation E = mc2, Einstein.
Getting in the event that a child might wane, he would face a number of difficulties: being in an environment such as water, the sound of voices, bones, cold ... and also changes as increased relative strength of being tiny.
* sound of voices:
- What I hear them: As in the previous case depends on the frequency of sounds emitted by people who are close to the person tiny, but neither could hear if they were normal people instead of having their size.
- If a person makes a sound waning: the extent of his voice is different from what would your normal size. Is smaller.
With different sizes is shown that the frequency of the sound emitted would be proportional to the inverse length squared. Emit a sound frequency that most likely no one would listen. Would have to calculate the frequency of sound (Herz) taking into account the normal rate of a human and what measure to have waned.
* Vision:
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shrink, is supposed to do proportionately all parts of your body by the law of the scale. In this case, also reduce the size of the eyes is a change in the view of the subject by the angular resolution of the eye, its diameter and the wavelength of light perceived by the infant child. Should also be taken into account the diffraction of the eyes.
* temperature (cold):
small creatures, like small animals also support the cold worse than large ones. An example we see almost daily would babies / toddlers that although for us not too cold, they have to keep you warm. One effect of this is that smaller animals spend the whole day eating to prune
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recover heat because their bodies do not retain heat.
Other examples: mice, birds and also the fact that in areas with cold climates have no small animals.
* Force Relative
increases the relative strength of the person or creature that has shrunk / diminished / reduced in size ... Because the formula is Force = mass relative bearable-weight baby.
* Speed:
If we have an adult and next to a small child, the adult will go faster than the smallest.
speed = space / time
But this is not possible due to the structure of matter. To shrink a creature, must bear in mind the Law of the scale ... if we reduce the size of a creature, the volume and mass would be reduced to the cube of the scale factor chosen.
There are some theories that might support this:
- Reduce the number of atoms ---> But then .. What atoms would be removed?
- Reducing the link distance between molecules ----> The density would be very great because the same mass departure by a very small volume would be great. I could not support its own weight and die crushed. As it happened also to the giant creatures that they had some relative strength and could carry no weight if exceeded X measurements.
- Reduce the size of atoms ---> for diminishing the mass would be transformed into energy (it would be a lot of it) using the equation E = mc2, Einstein.
Getting in the event that a child might wane, he would face a number of difficulties: being in an environment such as water, the sound of voices, bones, cold ... and also changes as increased relative strength of being tiny.
* sound of voices:
- What I hear them: As in the previous case depends on the frequency of sounds emitted by people who are close to the person tiny, but neither could hear if they were normal people instead of having their size.
- If a person makes a sound waning: the extent of his voice is different from what would your normal size. Is smaller.
With different sizes is shown that the frequency of the sound emitted would be proportional to the inverse length squared. Emit a sound frequency that most likely no one would listen. Would have to calculate the frequency of sound (Herz) taking into account the normal rate of a human and what measure to have waned.
* Vision:
Al shrink, is supposed to do proportionately all parts of your body by the law of the scale. In this case, also reduce the size of the eyes is a change in the view of the subject by the angular resolution of the eye, its diameter and the wavelength of light perceived by the infant child. Should also be taken into account the diffraction of the eyes.
* temperature (cold):
small creatures, like small animals also support the cold worse than large ones. An example we see almost daily would babies / toddlers that although for us not too cold, they have to keep you warm. One effect of this is that smaller animals spend the whole day eating to prune
r 
recover heat because their bodies do not retain heat. Other examples: mice, birds and also the fact that in areas with cold climates have no small animals.
* Force Relative
increases the relative strength of the person or creature that has shrunk / diminished / reduced in size ... Because the formula is Force = mass relative bearable-weight baby.
* Speed:
If we have an adult and next to a small child, the adult will go faster than the smallest.
speed = space / time
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