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is there anyone out there savvy enough in physics to ponder my idea, it is of an object i call an inverse element, the opposite of a space heater;the inverse element would be a band of material that...
Can't remember the formula, but it does occur to me that, for instance, a bee hitting a train coming in the opposite direction has at some point to change direction as it is carried with the train. if...
Evening All, It's been a while since I graced Science with my ramblings so hopefully you've all had suitable time to recover! I was out for dinner with a friend this evening and he was telling me...
Using the numbers 0-9 in a 4 figure number what is the total amount of combinations you can have,i.e pin number for a debit card,we was discussing this at work and it made me think that surely there...
is there anyone out there savvy enough in physics to ponder my idea, it is of an object i call an inverse element, the opposite of a space heater;the inverse element would be a band of material that...
Thank you for clarifying the doubts . I know chemical elements have naturally occurring isotopes. Is there any element (atomic number 1 to 92) that exists in nature but does not have any isotope ?...
Are the laws of physics set in stone like when god gave moses the ten commandments.?..."moses ,here are the ten commandments, that s all there is and there non negotiable" .Isn`t it...