Awsome Job Dude! Now it's time for me to make a post about the "Unrealistic Features of elements in Powdertoy"

@Rconover
Yeah, it makes simulations of accretion that little bit harder to make... Y'know, when the laws of physics change and all.

holy **** i got lost reading the first post :)

Rconover
As a general rule, the notation of mathematical operations is the same way in which it is denoted in C(as many languages follow the same format as C). For square root, a simple sqrt(#) will work. For example, the energy of the hydrogen in a litre of water(111 g, 0.111 kg) is 9,976,152,002.304 joules. So, following E=mc^2 I will get the speed of light.
9,976,152,002.304=0.111c^2
9,976,152,002.304/0.111=(0.111c^2)/0.111
sqrt(89,875,243,264)=sqrt(c^2)
299,792=c
Therefore, 299792 km/s is the speed of light(km is used because we used kg for hydrogen).

Wonderful crap I will learn in one or two years :D

crap? later on you will thank your teachers for teaching you it. seriously, im in the 5th grade and ive already understood why.

I took engineering physics, hard stuff. Much happier in Computer Information Systems personally :P