Nope that's clear. Although, I wouldn't expect it to crash on my house but rather I should re-phrase : is it possible to see a change in the elliptic trajectory while it is passing next to us?
GPU : Graphics Processing Unit lvl 17 evolves to Generic Processing Unit.
(re-)Choose your specialization :
- Audio Processing Unit (APU)
- Stocks Processing Unit (SPU)
- First Post Unit (FPU)
The white led are in fact blue LEDs with a phosphor layer which "shifts" the emission spectrum towards green and red. Thus, white LEDs looks bluer or "colder" (associated with ice).
The bulbs can be considered as black bodies radiators and thus have their spectrum "coming from" the red part of the spectrum (in fact most of the energy is wasted in the IR as heat dissipation). Their color are more yellowish (centered on green, 550nm) just like the Sun and seems warmer (like a camp fire).
Now you can combine few color LEDs to reproduce the the D65 illuminant (Black body at 6500K, like our Sun) by balancing the amount of current in them. Other trick : you reprogram your mind to follow "correctly" Wien's displacement law : blue color is for warmer black bodies compared to yellowish and reddish black bodies (thermal emission). To make sure of that : think of a metallic part you heat up, it will start as black (as in not-emitting) then go to red, then yellowish and then bluish (but you will see it white-blue at this point).
So, white LEDs should appear "warmer" when considering true physics...
CO2 Laser technology @t 10 microns is well-known and already massively used for cutting machines in the range of 6-12KW, or even more, for the industry.
Try multispectral-imagery. Then improve to spectropolarimetry-imagery and then compressive-spectropolarimetry-imagery and then compressive-spectropolarimetry-integral-imagery and then...
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Nope that's clear. Although, I wouldn't expect it to crash on my house but rather I should re-phrase : is it possible to see a change in the elliptic trajectory while it is passing next to us?
... that the tidal gravitational wave of Earth/Moon will disrupt the small couple?
sudo cat /dev/me > /dev/you
You are not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported to God.
GPU : Graphics Processing Unit lvl 17 evolves to Generic Processing Unit.
(re-)Choose your specialization :
- Audio Processing Unit (APU)
- Stocks Processing Unit (SPU)
- First Post Unit (FPU)
So at some point before graduate school it turns the other way around...
The main emission peak is mostly centered at 450nm, not quite UV...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:White_LED.png
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Cone-fundamentals-with-srgb-spectrum.svg
The white led are in fact blue LEDs with a phosphor layer which "shifts" the emission spectrum towards green and red. Thus, white LEDs looks bluer or "colder" (associated with ice). The bulbs can be considered as black bodies radiators and thus have their spectrum "coming from" the red part of the spectrum (in fact most of the energy is wasted in the IR as heat dissipation). Their color are more yellowish (centered on green, 550nm) just like the Sun and seems warmer (like a camp fire). Now you can combine few color LEDs to reproduce the the D65 illuminant (Black body at 6500K, like our Sun) by balancing the amount of current in them. Other trick : you reprogram your mind to follow "correctly" Wien's displacement law : blue color is for warmer black bodies compared to yellowish and reddish black bodies (thermal emission). To make sure of that : think of a metallic part you heat up, it will start as black (as in not-emitting) then go to red, then yellowish and then bluish (but you will see it white-blue at this point). So, white LEDs should appear "warmer" when considering true physics...
CO2 Laser technology @t 10 microns is well-known and already massively used for cutting machines in the range of 6-12KW, or even more, for the industry.
Try multispectral-imagery. Then improve to spectropolarimetry-imagery and then compressive-spectropolarimetry-imagery and then compressive-spectropolarimetry-integral-imagery and then...
Oh no! Let's fork 3.7 and make sure that no one returns to the look'n'feel of the good old 2.x.
Oh and by the way : Germany \in Europe.
Because Twitter is registered in France, thus they are liable (or at least Twitter France SAS is). http://www.societe.com/societe/twitter-france-sas-789305596.html [In french, registration numbers are the RCS and the SIRET]