@Background Pony #FCCB  
No, she’s just an idiot in this.

Should this be tagged as a suicide attempt?

U mad, mini-twi?

NOW KISS!

@dt  
PREACH!

@The Smiling Pony  
You’re probably right. Assuming that the unicorn broke down the molecules into the correct ratios.
 
@Nightweaver20xx  
Thanks for the compliment, but I’m not that smart, I just know a lot of random stuff. Not a physicist or chemist by any stretch of the imagination.

@ArtColter  
See, this is why I love this place. There’s always people smarter than me to help explain stuff. :3

@ArtColter  
The pressure change from a bunch of small items increasing or decreasing volume by, let’s say half, as we saw in that scene would be less radical than that of someone abruptly opening a door.

@Nightweaver20xx
 
@Meanlucario  
Starlight did say that nothing can simply “disappear”, implying that magic cannot simply cause mass to cease existing. This implies that the mass has to go somewhere. What it is turned into is then up for debate. When MeanLucario says “a lighter element” I presume that they mean some type of gas. It is possible that the excess mass is converted into something like hydrogen, helium, oxygen, or nitrogen (or a combination thereof) which would simply become part of the atmosphere. This would probably cause problems in our world, but in Equestria, where pegasi are in charge of controlling the weather, they may have a process by which they can balance out the air elements. (This would also explain the high difficulty of a transmutation spell, as the unicorn in question not only has to change the object’s shape, size, mass, etc., but also be able to convert the excess mass into lighter gasses in an instant.)
 
Furthermore, if my above theory is accurate, what Trixie did in the “Teacup Scene” is extremely dangerous, as converting so much excess mass at once could drastically change the air pressure of the room, which could cause difficulty in a pony being able to breathe. (The pressurized air may force itself into the ponies’ lungs, or vice-versa, where the air would not be able to be exhaled, due to the pressures.)

@Nightweaver20xx  
It would be converted to a lighter element.

@ArtColter  
But where would the extra mass go? :o

@Nightweaver20xx  
Pretty sure the Law of Conservation of Mass doesn’t apply in Equestria. We’ve seen Pinkie break this law of physics multiple times, whether it be by pulling objects out of thin air or the ability to change her own mass (that is to say, change how gravity affects her body). Also, in that very episode, Trixie changed iron pans into teacups. When they fell to the ground, there was no sound of shattering or anything like that, implying that they become the light weight of a teacup.

Angry Sex will happen that night for sure. With whom, not sure. Just it will.

@09MurphyM  
I wonder if in the ponyverse, in order to transmute one object into another, all mass must be conserved. So, if Trixie were to transform Starlight into a teacup, that cup would weigh like 60 pounds or whatever Glimmy weighs.
 
These are the things I think about, folks.

She should be lucky that Starlight didn’t simply turn her into a Teacup or teleport her someplace else.

@headlessrainbow  
Hey, countdowns are supposed to be Spike’s job!

Now I have a craving for Starlight kills Trixie material after this episode.

Anger sex in 3…2…1…

Time for some angry screwing

Call her mini-Twilight again and and you’re gonna become Teeny-Trixie for real this time!

And then angry sex.

@Nightweaver20xx  
I think she’s just think and unobservant, on top of her ego.

Trixie was being such a massive bitch it almost made me feel like she was doing it on purpose to piss off Starlight and see what she’d do.

@Background Pony #0E1F  
I don’t know what that was for but that is one awesome pic!

@Background Pony #0E1F