Bird on the Moon
Science brain teasers require understanding of the physical or biological world and the laws that govern it.
If a light oxygen tank were tied to a bird so that it can breathe on the moon, would the bird fly faster, slower or the same speed as it does on earth? (Remember that there is less gravity on the moon)
Answer
A bird cannot fly on the moon because there is no air to suspend it.
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jasoman
Jun 26, 2004
| wierd but cool |
hersheykiss8908 
Jun 27, 2004
| ah, i didnt get that one! |
Katelin   
Jun 29, 2004
| good one! |
clear_water
Jul 02, 2004
| it's more lyke a joke...but it wuz gd! |
clear_water
Jul 02, 2004
| it's more lyke a joke...but it wuz gd! |
rashad   
Jul 04, 2004
| This was very easy i cant believe that some didnt know it |
witness  
Jul 05, 2004
| This was easy, but a teaser nonetheless. It would easily have been categorized in science. |
Pop_Qla 
Jul 18, 2004
| I thought it ws great!!! I didn't get... well, I read it before, but I still didn't get it this time!!!!! |
filetmerlot
Aug 10, 2004
| loved it. made me remember my science classes |
Tongue-Twister  
Oct 30, 2004
| This could go in some kind of category for those who know the facts of different planets or moons in this Solar System. Good teaser, though! |
froggygg   
Apr 09, 2005
| Easy but your choice of words was very good and could have mislead some. Enjoyed it.  |
kcelf27  
May 03, 2005
| I knew the answer was that the bird wouldn't be able to fly at all...I knew it had to do w/ atmosphere (or lack there of). Didn't think of gravity, or that the 'air' held the bird up.
Very cool! |
sweetime  
May 24, 2005
| i think this would have been better in science or trivia - i have no idea how birds fly (other than flapping their wings) |
bookworm91  
Nov 10, 2005
| good one! got that one quickly. i like it when that happens.  |
achnid   
Nov 21, 2005
| got it right. scientificaly though for a bird to live on the moon it would need a lot more then an air tank due to preasure/lack of preasure from space. There would basically need to be enough of a framework to either almost allow the bird to fly or actualy allow it to for the bird to even survive up there. |
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