The problem with hydrogen is not that it's flammable (pure hydrogen is not very explosive) but that it's very hard to contain because of its small molecular size. Balloons would have to be made of expensive materials.
Of course they don't. That would be terrorism. This kind of speech can be quite dangerous, only the forensic analyst testifying in court will be allowed to read it.
There is a correlation though, very few go on a rampage with bare hands or knives. It's not a proof alone, but could be a basis of suspicion if something else is found.
Researchers found that rats fed on a diet containing NK603 Roundup tolerant GM maize, or given water containing Roundup at levels permitted in drinking water and GM crops in the US, died earlier than rats fed on a standard diet. They suffered mammary tumors and severe liver and kidney damage.
In the dry-run experiments just completed, cylindrical beryllium liners remained reasonably intact as they were imploded by huge magnetic field of Sandia’s Z machine, the world’s most powerful pulsed-power accelerator. Had they overly distorted, they would have proved themselves incapable of shoveling together nuclear fuel — deuterium and possibly tritium — to the point of fusing them. Sandia researchers expect to add deuterium fuel in experiments scheduled for 2013.
“The experimental results — the degree to which the imploding liner maintained its cylindrical integrity throughout its implosion — were consistent with results from earlier Sandia computer simulations,” said lead researcher Ryan McBride.“These predicted MagLIF will exceed scientific break-even.”
A simulation published in a 2010 Physics of Plasmas article by Sandia researcher Steve Slutz showed that a tube enclosing preheated deuterium and tritium, crushed by the large magnetic fields of the 25-million-ampere Z machine, would yield slightly more energy than is inserted into it.
A later simulation, published last January in PRL by Slutz and Sandia researcher Roger Vesey, showed that a more powerful accelerator generating 60 million amperes or more could reach “high-gain” fusion conditions, where the fusion energy released greatly exceeds (by more than 1,000 times) the energy supplied to the fuel.
But why is that news? They tested it empty, fuel won't even be added until 2013, and analyzing the results of the actual experiment might take even more.
Now that was low. Idea, why don't we just decide debates by who has the lowest user id? Google only got their patent today, we don't know yet whether they will use it to sue someone. Also, there's a direct link to the patent, are you questioning the factuality of the USPTO?
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You are right, I was mistaken. In which case hooray for hydrogen balloons!
Sounds too good to be true.
The problem with hydrogen is not that it's flammable (pure hydrogen is not very explosive) but that it's very hard to contain because of its small molecular size. Balloons would have to be made of expensive materials.
I imagine some burglars could find this data quite useful, knowing which houses are empty.
All 5 of them have signed the petition (assuming it wasn't signed by the owners/developers).
I don't know much about disabilities but there are pedals for car games or amps that you should be able to reprogram for fpses.
It will only make it easier for Hitman to blend in.
Yeah, an evil organisation who wants to destroy the friendship between the US and Iran...come on.
The US has been sabotaging the Kyoto and other emission controlling treaties for as long as they existed.
Well they did have a much better life in the colonial times, and in fact Chinese businesses has already started recolonizing them.
Finalize the things that we already have, this long-stretched process is already hurting the web.
Nice trick, but I'm still not sure if people really believed in what they were arguing for or just wanted to avoid looking stupid.
Which way does the Pisa tower lean?
When songs are recorded and mastered badly with no dynamic range no amount of lossless compression will save it.
Of course they don't. That would be terrorism. This kind of speech can be quite dangerous, only the forensic analyst testifying in court will be allowed to read it.
There is a correlation though, very few go on a rampage with bare hands or knives. It's not a proof alone, but could be a basis of suspicion if something else is found.
Good luck finding me in the sewers!
On a more serious note, this could cause loads of trouble to an unsuspecting guy if an airport scanner picks it up.
Still better than politicians saying one thing today and the complete opposite tomorrow, relying on the public having a very short term memory.
You just have to run through his answers on a NOT gate to achieve high accuracy.
The way I see it, finding methods to unlock the power of our subconcious is a useful delay to being replaced by robots.
Wrong, both do:
RTFA, please:
It is, but you can put even more nuclear bombers on a carrier.
But why is that news? They tested it empty, fuel won't even be added until 2013, and analyzing the results of the actual experiment might take even more.
Now that was low. Idea, why don't we just decide debates by who has the lowest user id? Google only got their patent today, we don't know yet whether they will use it to sue someone. Also, there's a direct link to the patent, are you questioning the factuality of the USPTO?