Since when was Magnitude 10 easily binocular visible? Maybe if your at a really really dark site and know exactly where to look, but most people won't match these conditions.
However, if it does jump up to Mag 6 as predicted, some people in rural locations might see it naked eye and it would be an easy target for binoculars.
I've looked at the text of H.R.1268, but I can't find Real ID in it, the only reference to Real ID is struck out, is this because I'm a moron or is it hiding very well?
I see no references to Licenses that aren't struck out either, besides a reverence to fishing and hunting Licenses.
Did Real ID disappear and is all of this mute or does struck out mean something besides what I think it does?
The difference is with a low viscosity fluid you can usually estimate it as having no viscosity and have your calculations come out close. However, a superfluid actually has no viscosity due to a quantum mechanical effect, but also has other interesting properties.
So is it a Superfulid? I'll have to read the paper when it is published.
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Since when was Magnitude 10 easily binocular visible? Maybe if your at a really really dark site and know exactly where to look, but most people won't match these conditions. However, if it does jump up to Mag 6 as predicted, some people in rural locations might see it naked eye and it would be an easy target for binoculars.
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I've looked at the text of H.R.1268, but I can't find Real ID in it, the only reference to Real ID is struck out, is this because I'm a moron or is it hiding very well?
I see no references to Licenses that aren't struck out either, besides a reverence to fishing and hunting Licenses.
Did Real ID disappear and is all of this mute or does struck out mean something besides what I think it does?
Here's the full text so you can help me understand where Real ID went.
The problem I see is, something is either a superfluid or it isn't.
From the article, it appears that the quark-gluon plasma behaves close to a low viscosity fluid, not a superfluid.
The difference is with a low viscosity fluid you can usually estimate it as having no viscosity and have your calculations come out close. However, a superfluid actually has no viscosity due to a quantum mechanical effect, but also has other interesting properties.
So is it a Superfulid? I'll have to read the paper when it is published.
Oh, the BNL source article (with links) is here.
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To bad Apple has already declared that Hell froze over when they realeased iTunes for Windows.
Maybe it just got a bit colder for HL2.
Wow, they weren't doing this already?