Presumably such plants have very sensitive radiation detection equipment
The scientists installed their own equipment. From TFA:
"Installed at the rooftop of a building in this power plant, our [editor: the authors...] new automated radiation detection system has been continuously and successfully operated since 2006 December 22."
50*0,3048m = 15,24m (70 miles*1609,344m*h)/(h*mile*3600s) = 31,3 m/s time t bus needs to cross gap: t = 15,24m/(31,3 m/s) = 0,49s distance y bus moves downwards in this timespan: y = 0.5*g*t^2 = 1,18m
Last time i checked, there wasn't a bus with tires having a radius larger or equal to 1,2m.
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and that they generally had no idea whether the mast was on or off. If they were truly ill from signal sensitivity they should be able to tell whether the mast was on or off depending on their general feeling of well-being. Maybe it's a long-term effect. Which you can't simply switch on and off in short timespans like this.
It's not really a choice of 300 anyway for business; there are only two main distros: SuSE and Redhat. Sure, I've used others on production systems, but those two are focused on business users, On the desktop, maybe. But there are businesses who use GNU/Linux for their servers and then you should include at least Debian.
http://www.marshallbrain.com/robotic-nation.htm sorry, but that's old news. I don't know if it's mentioned there (just read the first post), but changing from our current economic model to one which doesn't involve an entity like money will make lots of work unnecessary, too.
It's odd: we're on the edge to a century-old human dream but can't change our work-centric life.
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Species 1-3?
Dunno, but that's the trick to make it perfectly save. Upon explosion you view it from the side, call it a Lebesgue null set and *poof*, it's gone.
Actually my first thought was: Intergalactic "car" accident.
Well, how do you know that it's peeing time?
Presumably such plants have very sensitive radiation detection equipment
The scientists installed their own equipment. From TFA:
"Installed at the rooftop of a building in this power plant, our [editor: the authors...] new automated radiation detection system has been continuously and successfully operated since 2006 December 22."
Well, that's something i didn't assume. But thanks for the hint.
50*0,3048m = 15,24m
(70 miles*1609,344m*h)/(h*mile*3600s) = 31,3 m/s
time t bus needs to cross gap: t = 15,24m/(31,3 m/s) = 0,49s
distance y bus moves downwards in this timespan: y = 0.5*g*t^2 = 1,18m
Last time i checked, there wasn't a bus with tires having a radius larger or equal to 1,2m.
one-way "mirror" sunglasses that will protect you from light reaching your eyes could easily be replaced by a much cheaper blindfold.
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Quantum levitation by left-handed metamaterials
Ulf Leonhardt and Thomas Philbin
Provisionally scheduled for August 2007
welcome our new belt slapping^Wstrapping^Wtightening overlords.
That's about 6e6 Bytes per gram. Digitizing that data means lots of redundancy while preserving the total mass of this collection.
Someone knows why this reminds me of LGBs?
It's odd: we're on the edge to a century-old human dream but can't change our work-centric life.
Giordano Bruno
What's the difference?
The problem is (from my point of view, of course :), that normal people just think different.
the @ in :@ looks more like open mouth with tongue to me...
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