I wonder if the whirlpool that was recently discovered on the sun effects our weather on earth.
http://space.newscientist.com/article/dn14878-hurricanesized-whirlpools-spotted-on-the-sun.html
suppose i constructed a highway from the atlantic coast to the gulf of mexico with its finish grade at sea level . suppose instead I dug a tunnel in a straight line. which one would be considered level . and if I dug the tunnel so that it resembled a skateboard ramp could the momentum built...
If a spaceshuttle collided with the moon what would happen?
What if a missile hit it?
If I am not mistaken the distance between our Earth and the moon varies, so let's say the impact occurs when the moon's position is at its farthest normal distance from earth.
Okay let's pretend your bomb can blow up earth, and you are safe some where other than Earth when the bomb explodes. And Earth is shattered into bits and pieces. Your bomb is no match for Earth's gravity. Earth would just form back together. Of course it would be dramaticly altered, but indeed...
nanotech basics
Go to this website
https://www.nanohub.org/resources/1021/
A Gentle Introduction to Nanotechnology and Nanoscience
Author Mark A. Ratner
The wave-particle dualism of light is an example of a problem in science that has no simple solution. Maybe in the future, a simpler explanation for the properties of light will be found. In the meantime, the idea of a dual concept is not unreasonable in view of our present knowledge...
I was wondering which has more mass The Milky Way or the supermassive black hole at the center. And I was wondering if our sun was sucked in and suppose you could measure the size it would be reduced to after going in how big would it be. I guess what I really want to know is what happens to...
If you press your first three fingers evenly across a Crayola brand marker lid as hard as you can on a smooth surface, you can make it fly all the way across the room. I was wondering what causes it to take flight. I'm pretty sure its rotation has something to do with the way it floats through...
I'm trying to figure out how scientists concluded that all matter in the universe was compressed to the size of something smaller than an atom. If that's true than I think the there has to be undiscovered particles several folds smaller that the smallest known particle today. Particles so small...
Suppose that it was possible to construct gears smaller than ones of modern ten speed bicycles(nano gears) and suppose your chain or belt could turn them and withstand the friction. First gear of course would be the same as a modern ten speed in order to get it moving. If the last gear's radius...
suppose you had a trampoline that you could increase the tension in between jumps so that every time you landed. (and there is plenty of room between the surface and the ground) what would happen .what if someone double jumps then two people etc.. would your jump height keep increasing