The researchers extended the density functional theory (DFT) modeling method designed for electronic structure systems to strongly interacting many-fermion systems and real-time dynamics, creating a time-dependent superfluid local density approximation (TDSLDA). For the study reported, evaluating the theory amounted to solving 56,000 complex coupled nonlinear, time-dependent, three-dimensional partial differential equations for a 240Pu nucleus using a highly efficient parallelized graphic processing unit (GPU) code. The calculations required 1760 GPUs and 550 minutes total wall time on Titan, a Cray XK7 supercomputer located at the Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility (OLCF).
Agreement let's corporation sue governments for doing their job and win every time. Makes corporations sovereign and governments unable to act on behalf of their citizens.
Yes a war that destroyed the industrial base would be too dark for too long. So, this would not help except in prepared refuges. I was thinking of an India-Pakistan war. For that, we could be in good shape.
Actually, crops need warmth that the current solar insolation provides in season. It is nuclear winter's cooling that harms crops the most. You can still grow house plant with winter light, you just can't take them outside. It is interesting that my plan to restore buffalo habitat would buffer us from the effects of nuclear winter. https://slashdot.org/journal/2... This is because solar power still works in the winter so making food by direct chemical synthesis would not be hindered.
A chain off these recharging flow battery electrolyte could power a container based fast automated ocean freight system. Might allow Amazon to source more from direct overseas suppliers.
You are right that sheltered waters have been sought. This rig sounds as though it is more seaworthy though. In the doldrums, a Swiss company was developing a solar island that had a single open floatation chamber. This effort seems to anticipate temperate waters with more storms.
Floating solar is already common. Here is a large example. http://spectrum.ieee.org/energ... Putting solar on reservoirs also helps to reduce evaporation and conserve water. The novelty here is the resilience to rough water using the modular open base float system. It is notable also that sea based solar could replace fossil oil for liquid fuel production since the Navy has already patented a way to turn seawater into fuel.
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Only that nuclear physics is cool. Getting close to calculable is a big advance.
The researchers extended the density functional theory (DFT) modeling method designed for electronic structure systems to strongly interacting many-fermion systems and real-time dynamics, creating a time-dependent superfluid local density approximation (TDSLDA). For the study reported, evaluating the theory amounted to solving 56,000 complex coupled nonlinear, time-dependent, three-dimensional partial differential equations for a 240Pu nucleus using a highly efficient parallelized graphic processing unit (GPU) code. The calculations required 1760 GPUs and 550 minutes total wall time on Titan, a Cray XK7 supercomputer located at the Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility (OLCF).
Agreement let's corporation sue governments for doing their job and win every time. Makes corporations sovereign and governments unable to act on behalf of their citizens.
Yes a war that destroyed the industrial base would be too dark for too long. So, this would not help except in prepared refuges. I was thinking of an India-Pakistan war. For that, we could be in good shape.
So fossil fuel use is now safer?
Actually, crops need warmth that the current solar insolation provides in season. It is nuclear winter's cooling that harms crops the most. You can still grow house plant with winter light, you just can't take them outside. It is interesting that my plan to restore buffalo habitat would buffer us from the effects of nuclear winter. https://slashdot.org/journal/2... This is because solar power still works in the winter so making food by direct chemical synthesis would not be hindered.
Oh, OK, I'd already linked to the largest so far elsewhere. The other stuff still puzzles me.
On British indebtedness.
Not getting your point....
A chain off these recharging flow battery electrolyte could power a container based fast automated ocean freight system. Might allow Amazon to source more from direct overseas suppliers.
You are right that sheltered waters have been sought. This rig sounds as though it is more seaworthy though. In the doldrums, a Swiss company was developing a solar island that had a single open floatation chamber. This effort seems to anticipate temperate waters with more storms.
That is happening. Another advantage is that evaporation is reduced, conserving water.
Because only Americans can win at the Olympics.
Floating solar is already common. Here is a large example. http://spectrum.ieee.org/energ... Putting solar on reservoirs also helps to reduce evaporation and conserve water. The novelty here is the resilience to rough water using the modular open base float system. It is notable also that sea based solar could replace fossil oil for liquid fuel production since the Navy has already patented a way to turn seawater into fuel.
I was distinguishing between accumulate and concentrate. In some ways strontium would be harder to flush. You can remove the thyroid.
I think that started in Pennsylvania. Maybe bole weevil?
https://youtu.be/rNYo6UFYCsM
No, it is a big deal. https://slashdot.org/journal/2...
But it is, or I would not have submitted it. It promotes chemistry: https://slashdot.org/journal/2...
It can be any desert. Attacama, Sahara, or floating in the oceans.
Here's a better one. https://slashdot.org/journal/2...
Well, in part because I wrote a chemistry song about bringing the buffalo back. https://slashdot.org/journal/2...
Used to be on the back of the nickle.
I'm going to flip you the bird: Bald Eagle
They were killed for their hides, the meat was left to rot. The policy was in place to force Plains tribes onto reservations.