fulgin?

cilluff1 at optonline.net07 Feb 2003, 19:09original

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To quote the great Nigel Tufnel, "it's like, how much more black can it be? And the answer is none, none more black." Jokes aside, you just know these scientists are sci-fi readers, it would be a great nod if they called this new substance fuligin! Original Message: ----------------- From: Andy Robertson andywrobertson at clara.co.uk Date: Fri, 07 Feb 2003 18:28:10 +0000 To: urth at urth.net Subject: (urth) fulgin? http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_747664.html?menu=

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Josh Geller07 Feb 2003, 19:38original

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Fuligin is already the color of lamp-black. Interestingly, if you read this article, lamp-black is so black for the same reason this new stuff is. J. ___

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Tami Whitehead07 Feb 2003, 19:59original

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Absolutely Josh! from Latin, fuliginosus, full of soot. T.

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--- Josh Geller <dclxvi at dclxvi.best.vwh.net> wrote: Fuligin is already the color of lamp-black. Interestingly, if you read this article, lamp-black is so black for the same reason this new stuff is. J. ___ On Fri, 7 Feb 2003, Andy Robertson wrote:

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