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From: nyssa@abnji.UUCP (nyssa of traken)
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Subject: Re: Movement (*** SPOILER ***)
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Date: Tue, 17-Dec-85 07:27:46 EST
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>In article <1003@abnji.UUCP> nyssa@abnji.UUCP (nyssa of traken) writes:
>>You see the Daleks floating in "Revelation".  Also note that 
>>Terry Nation has said that the Dalek, including casing, weighs
>>about three pounds!
>       ^^^^^^^^^^^^ ????
>
>Hmm. I just saw "Ressurection of the Daleks" a couple of days ago, and
>it took the Doctor and two soldiers to push a Dalek out the the second
>story of a warehouse.  Three pounds? (Yes, it seems we have a definite
>consistancy problem.)

Strength and weight have little to do with each other.  You can lift
a ten pound weight, can't you?

Suppose that I put ten pounds of iron into a rather strong magnetic
field?

(Actually, I should have said "mass," and that in earth's gravitational
field they would weigh three pounds, or some such rubbish.)
-- 
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