Projectile vomit might have some interesting trajectories in that space, specially with the fact that there would be quite the turbulent airflow in some areas...
You know, solving the problem of storing nuclear waste isn't that hard to solve, you just have to tell some people to STFU, and make them realize that there's tonnes of other shit out there that's much more dangerous to you and me just sitting in our landfills. But, you know, everybody knows this, therefore no the media doesn't talk about it, therefore it must not be a problem.
Take, for example, a scheduling concern. There is a student, Bob, who needs to take classes A and B. Classes A and B are only offered every few years, so he has to take them when they are offered. Now, the kicker is class A and class B are offered at the same time, 'because they are in different departments. But hey, the student wants to take them both, and has show ability to do so. The student gets permission from both professers to take the classes, one day at class A, one day at class B. Now what? The system is set up to only take one class per time slot. But this student has two. And, you know, the programmer will realize ahead of time that there may be conflicts in scheduals, right? Right?
Well, you see, if we funded that particular avenue of research any more, well, they'd be able to hire people who don't really want to do it. You know, people in it just for the money. Usually, these kinds of people do not the best researchers make. Plus, if you only attempt to research highly known unknowns, you don't know what you might miss.
Where do you think that this water is coming from in the first place? It's not like we are pumping it out of the ground or anything. (Actually, to get that oil, we pump it in. The more you know.)
This would probably be a step backwards if your thinking to save energy be recyling. To get pure aluminum, the problem is that it's expensive electrolyze the aluimum out of the oxide. That's why they reuse mostly pure aluminum, it's cheap. What this car is doing is taking that refined aluminum, and oxidizing it. So your back where^H^H worse off than when you started in terms of reducing consumption. Damn you second law, DAMN YOU!!!
Well, there is a problem with that. First of all, Thermodynamics is usually not a first year course, so it'd be a 200 level at the very leask, AFAIK. Plus, it requires that stuff called math. Which, you know, if you are a True Believer, you just have to accept. You don't need to know how it works man.
You should read up on ionic bonds, and you'll understand why you can't just filter out the H+'s and OH-'s. That, and the fact that even if you isolated a bit of one or the either, you'd need some wicked containment facilities.
The ones that I like the least are the ones that tend to lag on loading, , not allowing the rest of the page to be displayed, even if they are not a integral part of the page structure.
Er, one could say that the net force acting on the mass is centrifuging the mass outward. The mass is staying outward, because it wants to go in a linear direction, but with the normal force that you pull upon the rope with counteracting this, the mass moves circularly. It seems you understand this, as you do say that this centrifugal force is the net radial force. But would you call the sum of forces that a car uses to move, the Carring Force? Or would you call the sum forces that a person uses, the Humanity Force? No, at least not without fully desribing the direction and magnitude of the net components.//You do know that weight =/= to mass, right? More specifically, that weight is the Normal Force?
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Projectile vomit might have some interesting trajectories in that space, specially with the fact that there would be quite the turbulent airflow in some areas...
Well, every you should get your boss a new bottle of ketchup every 2500 miles just to be on the safe side.
You know, I'd like to see mechanical ram make a comeback. But for some reason, I don't think so.
You know, solving the problem of storing nuclear waste isn't that hard to solve, you just have to tell some people to STFU, and make them realize that there's tonnes of other shit out there that's much more dangerous to you and me just sitting in our landfills. But, you know, everybody knows this, therefore no the media doesn't talk about it, therefore it must not be a problem.
You do know that some places are supposed to get much more snow, according to current models, due to the increased atmospheric humidity? Right?
Take, for example, a scheduling concern. There is a student, Bob, who needs to take classes A and B. Classes A and B are only offered every few years, so he has to take them when they are offered. Now, the kicker is class A and class B are offered at the same time, 'because they are in different departments. But hey, the student wants to take them both, and has show ability to do so. The student gets permission from both professers to take the classes, one day at class A, one day at class B. Now what? The system is set up to only take one class per time slot. But this student has two. And, you know, the programmer will realize ahead of time that there may be conflicts in scheduals, right? Right?
That's true, they might die of an accident first. But barring that, well, it's just a matter of time, no?
Go Jesusland!
If you are American and reading this.....stop holding your breath, it's a JOKE. You may laugh
Still the only one.
It's to help with the good old stratagey, tank rush. Defences are useless, you just kill kill kill.
Well, you see, if we funded that particular avenue of research any more, well, they'd be able to hire people who don't really want to do it. You know, people in it just for the money. Usually, these kinds of people do not the best researchers make. Plus, if you only attempt to research highly known unknowns, you don't know what you might miss.
It's called karaoke foo!
Where do you think that this water is coming from in the first place? It's not like we are pumping it out of the ground or anything. (Actually, to get that oil, we pump it in. The more you know.)
Ah, it might kill a bit more than a bird or a lizard in its purified state. We're talking heat output here baby, enthalpy all the way.
This would probably be a step backwards if your thinking to save energy be recyling. To get pure aluminum, the problem is that it's expensive electrolyze the aluimum out of the oxide. That's why they reuse mostly pure aluminum, it's cheap. What this car is doing is taking that refined aluminum, and oxidizing it. So your back where^H^H worse off than when you started in terms of reducing consumption. Damn you second law, DAMN YOU!!!
I wouldn't be so sure of that If I were you.
Well, there is a problem with that. First of all, Thermodynamics is usually not a first year course, so it'd be a 200 level at the very leask, AFAIK. Plus, it requires that stuff called math. Which, you know, if you are a True Believer, you just have to accept. You don't need to know how it works man.
Faith man!
Faith!
You should read up on ionic bonds, and you'll understand why you can't just filter out the H+'s and OH-'s. That, and the fact that even if you isolated a bit of one or the either, you'd need some wicked containment facilities.
Once is a joke. Twice is being a retard. Anymore, and your just asking for it.
Bah. I just got a satalite camera. I just tell people to smile and get a tan.
The ones that I like the least are the ones that tend to lag on loading, , not allowing the rest of the page to be displayed, even if they are not a integral part of the page structure.
Your statement is incomprehensible without an inertal refrence frame.
Tou must realize, if something is obvious, your much less likely to get a Nobel...
/not all physicists are like that
//physicist in training
I don't think that the feeler-like wires would be so great for pedestrians...
Er, one could say that the net force acting on the mass is centrifuging the mass outward. The mass is staying outward, because it wants to go in a linear direction, but with the normal force that you pull upon the rope with counteracting this, the mass moves circularly. It seems you understand this, as you do say that this centrifugal force is the net radial force. But would you call the sum of forces that a car uses to move, the Carring Force? Or would you call the sum forces that a person uses, the Humanity Force? No, at least not without fully desribing the direction and magnitude of the net components. //You do know that weight =/= to mass, right? More specifically, that weight is the Normal Force?