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My scope of knowledge and experience includes inorganic chemistry, electronics, physics, and other subjects including government "Special Access Programs" work. I have worked in various research and development fields for over 26 years. Much of this work has been for large corporations.

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SubjectDate Asked

Light11/2/2009
  Q: a light ray going parallel to earth surface has covered a distance 'd' mtr. what will be the loose ...
  A: .. Thanks for your question! Here are some web quotes which will answer your1. "When men first ...
physics11/1/2009
  Q: I just finished reading about multiverse theory and I don't understand why if a theory (such as ...
  A: For this question, the "Theory Guys" do no have much math to rely upon. ...
Causes for Changes in Specific Gravity in Diesel Fuel10/19/2009
  Q: We recently purchased 10000 gallons of diesel fuel from the refinery. The fuel was loaded into a ...
  A: .. Thanks for your question! Note: Sorry for my late reply, had to swap-out my modem...a lightning ...
Physics help for a science project10/18/2009
  Q: I am trying to find a formula that I can apply for my science project. The project is to determine ...
  A: .. Thanks for your question! Note: Sorry for my late reply...had to install a new modem. So, Onto ...
nuclear physics9/21/2009
  Q: can you just tell me that what is the percentage of storage and recycling of nuclear waste by the ...
  A: First review: ...
time8/24/2009
  Q: I saw a special on the science channel that theorized that a message could be send back in time, ...
  A: ? Thanks for your kind questions... I saw a special on the science channel that theorized that a ...
separating mixtures7/15/2009
  Q: Have you ever used washing machine to spin dry your clothes? what is being separated in this case? ...
  A: Q: Have you ever used washing machine to spin dry your clothes? what is being separated in this ...
Light7/6/2009
  Q: Can you tell me what kind of light can get through water no matter whether it is visible light or ...
  A: In general, green or blue light frequencies penetrate water the best. It is amazing that fishermen ...
power plants and power availability in general6/8/2009
  Q: I'll start by saying thank you. If you even took the time to read this I would like to say that I ...
  A: Sorry for my late reply...was at my beach condo. I'll start by saying thank you. If you even took ...
Rain6/2/2009
  Q: I read yr answer about walking in the rain.The rain vector is vertically downwards,the motion vector ...
  A: Not just add or subtract. I wish it were this easy. Because this problem involves both the time of ...
About field6/1/2009
  Q: I'm 18. What are the differences between electric & magnetic fields? Much appreciated
  A: .. Thanks for your question! Here are some differences: Electric Fields: Are usually man-made ...
throw5/27/2009
  Q: When rain (with constant velocity), if you want walk from one place to another place how can you go ...
  A: .. Thanks for your question! When rain (with constant velocity), if you want walk from one place ...
Induced EMF Experiment5/26/2009
  Q: Hey Spaceman, I'm in the 12th grade and I have decided to do my main physics assignment on Induced ...
  A: Hey Spaceman, SM: Hi Michael! I'm in the 12th grade and I have decided to do my main physics ...
Eintstein's train thought experiment5/18/2009
  Q: I am in a Google Groups discussion about Einstein's thought experiment concerning the relativity of ...
  A: .. Thanks for your question! I am in a Google Groups discussion about Einstein's thought ...
Albert Nobel Prize5/8/2009
  Q: I earlier asked an expert why Einstein had not received a Nobel Prize for either of his two theories ...
  A: I did not answer any of your questions! I was busy at the time. Sent them to the "question pool". ...
Generators5/4/2009
  Q: i am making an AC generator that uses 7 circular magnets. I was wondering if it is better to join ...
  A: .. Thanks for your question! It is best to keep the magnets close together for your generator. ...
Sonic Boom4/23/2009
  Q: When a plane breaks the sound barrier it generates a sonic boom..what happens when it slows down..ie ...
  A: .. Thanks for your question! Basically, since a supersonic compression wave is no longer being ...
physics4/14/2009
  Q: can a resultant of two vectors be equal to the magnitude of either of the vector? how plz provide ...
  A: Some Wiki responses..a popular question!: 1.Vector have magnitude AND direction. If two vectors ...
Physics.About conductors of electricity.4/8/2009
  Q: Where does charge concentrate in a conductor?
  A: .. Thanks for your question! In general, charges collect in areas of sharp points, edges or sharp ...
wind turbine blades1/24/2009
  Q: all wind turbine blades I have seen to date are smaller at the far ends and get larger towards the ...
  A: The design of airfoils is one of the few things that are well understood. It would seem that a ...
Dry etching question1/23/2009
  Q: I am an undergraduate majoring in the engineering field. Recently, I stumbled upon a problem while ...
  A: A good CF4 resistant metal? 1. Titanium is commonly used. See: ...
Physics: Waves1/13/2009
  Q: which of the following does not transfer the energy? a)Transvers waves b)longitudinal waves c)non ...
  A: The energy trasferred by these waves works as follows... First, Review: ...
laws of motion12/30/2008
  Q: Respected sir, can you please explain the term and relevance of 'normal reaction force' while going ...
  A: Normal Reaction Force --------------------- 1. Here is the standard question-set for this topic: ...
GWEN towers12/16/2008
  Q: Let me thank you up front for taking time to read my question. I`ll keep it brief. Have you heard of ...
  A: All I know about this is the following web extract! I only know the first names of the people I ...
Energy11/25/2008
  Q: Why force can't be an energy? Although I know that the force has to multiply the distance so as to ...
  A: This difference between force and energy is simply a matter of current definitions! I think that ...
dynamo11/20/2008
  Q: HOW MUCH CURRENT DOES A TYPICAL CAR DYNAMO PRODUCE?
  A: Usually cars use alternators. Dynamos are hardly ever used currently. So, for alternators... (From ...
Physics11/8/2008
  Q: Why ocean water appears blue?
  A: .. Thanks for your question! There are a few reasons oceans appear blue. Here we go: Sunlight ...
Photodiode11/5/2008
  Q: Photodiode ia an energy source or not?
  A: .. Thanks for your question! The answer is YES! Read: Photodiode From Wikipedia, the free ...
Forces of Friction10/12/2008
  Q: I would like to know how to solve this problem. A block accelerates 3.1 m/s^2 down a plane inclined ...
  A: I do not do homework questions, but will give you lots of resources which will provide the help you ...
evaporation10/7/2008
  Q: Will the density of a liquid (such as water with food coloring) affect its evaporation rate?
  A: Yes...darker water will absorb more more radiant heat from any light source. This would mean that ...
Secret Science9/30/2008
  Q: So Spaceman do you think the Gov't has developed time travel or some sort of "warp drive"? I mean ...
  A: So Spaceman do you think the Gov't has developed time travel or some sort of "warp drive"? SM: Time ...
Waves9/23/2008
  Q: 1) Why is radio waves not longitudinal waves but transverse waves instead? What does it mean when ...
  A: Here we go with some "wave" answers! 1) Why is radio waves not longitudinal waves but transverse ...
physics,9/16/2008
  Q: Pr. Electromagnetic waves travel at the speed of light and carry energy. Energy is equal to ...
  A: Sorry for my delay in answering. I had sent an answer but it did not get through?! Review these ...
Physics9/12/2008
  Q: PLease Provide Me the lIST oF iNSULATOR wHO gET cHARGE aFTER rUBBING wITH oTHER sURFACE
  A: Review: 1. http://www.school-for-champions.com/science/static_materials.htm 2. ...
Physics8/30/2008
  Q: A rolling ball moves from x1 = 3.4 cm to x2 = -4.2 cm during the time from t1 = 3.6 s to t2 = 6.1 s. ...
  A: I normally avoid these kind of questions. Here is a URL which will provide some hints for you, ...
heat8/26/2008
  Q: why is heat said a potential enery
  A: Read the following extracts... 1. Thermal potential energy The thermal energy of an object is ...
water8/19/2008
  Q: if we dissolve 100 gram sugar in a jar of water that weighs 1 kilogram, will the weight of water ...
  A: The answer is a bit tricky. Read the following extract from MadScience.com ...
circular motion8/4/2008
  Q: sir i want to ask when a stone tied to one end of a string and whirled around in the horizontal ...
  A: You will first want to review the slide presentation at: ...
Liquid metal8/1/2008
  Q: I am looking for a liquid (possibly metal) that conducts electricity and has a very low resistance. ...
  A: Of course you know that mercury is normally used as a conducting liquid metal under most conditions. ...
Do human share the same colour system?7/29/2008
  Q: I want ask why do human seem seem to be able to agree on following phenomenon? -Is it true that ...
  A: This topic is out of my area of speciality. I will try to give you some information anyway. Here ...
Led's and light7/16/2008
  Q: Age 59. I know that an LED can function as a light detector. What I'd like to know is how is this ...
  A: I was going to give you a long personal answer Joeseph. But...The websites below fully address ...
sea water column free energy7/8/2008
  Q: what can i do for tacking energy from the sea water column
  A: Review the following link for an article on this very topic. It is the closest thing to what you ...
aliens7/3/2008
  Q: I have so many questions to ask and I don't know where to begin...there is a guy who has his own tv ...
  A: Believe it or not, the answers to all of your questions are very simple. I know about Chris Angel ...
Electronics problem - Transistors.6/29/2008
  Q: I am a senior Physics student in high school having trouble with using a transistor(details at end ...
  A: I saw your circuit, not an easy one to solve from here. You need to review the conductance charts ...
Circuit6/16/2008
  Q: Putting a circuit with a 9V battery, one capacitor, one LED, and resistors in series correct? So ...
  A: Yes... Ususally he circuits LED will emit light until the capcitor fully discharges. But... You ...
RC Circuits6/15/2008
  Q: What are the equations to find the voltage across a resistor and capacitor of a RC Circuit in ...
  A: This problem of RC circuits comes-up all the time. Please visit the following websites for some ...
Does a Uniformly Accelerated Charge Radiate ?6/14/2008
  Q: nice to meet you again. I am extrem busy and will send you soon a mail. I hope you are well. please ...
  A: How have you been? It seems as if there is no definitive answer on this one. The link that ...
gravity on a bullet fired6/10/2008
  Q: if a bullet is fired from a gun that is perpendicular to the earth's surface, and one is dropped ...
  A: The answer your teacher wants is... Yes. However if the bullet is traveling at a decent percentage ...
Gravitation6/5/2008
  Q: Why the planets revolve around the sun? what is the phenomenon, if they are revolving around the ...
  A: Planets rotate around the Sun because they must! If the planets did not rotate about the Sun at ...
chemistry5/25/2008
  Q: why does boiling water take more time than melting ice? ( it has something to do with the particles ...
  A: Some web extracts for you to review: Does Cold Water Boil Faster Than Hot? Posted by Adam Kuban, ...
Two-way radio communications5/11/2008
  Q: I'm middle-aged and embarking on a science fiction writing career. I have a tale I'm writing about ...
  A: Would special transmitters and receivers be needed, considering the 240,000 mile range? A. No, ...
physics5/6/2008
  Q: what should the angle between resolved objects for high resolution in optical instruments?
  A: No easy answer here George. You will want to review the Wiki extracts below for a better ...
What causes active interference materials? (answer found)4/22/2008
  Q: I earlier asked why a laser pointed at a fused fiber optic bundle displayed active complex ...
  A: I am just happy that you found the problem. We only knew that something was changing. In our lab, ...
What causes active interference materials?3/28/2008
  Q: I'm a post college engineer with physics, electronics, quantum physics, advanced math, and systems ...
  A: Yikes,I know precisely what you are asking...and I have not heard of this effect either. Something ...
Can man jump further if he jumps from east to west than from west to east?3/22/2008
  Q: I am an undergraduate student with the age of 22. I know it seems to be an easy question. We all ...
  A: You are correct in your assumptions, but perhaps you are making things more complex than needed. Do ...
Lightning3/9/2008
  Q: Is there any instrument for measuring the temperature of lightning? if so what is the material used ...
  A: At any one time about 2,000 thunderstorms may exist worldwide, producing lighting flashing at a ...
Physics3/5/2008
  Q: Mr Spaceman: Hello, I have a question, does the electromagnetic field generate space-time ...
  A: An EM field can generate some ST curvatures at high field strengths. A G-field can generate such ...
physics2/28/2008
  Q: why we use negative sign in electric potential energy?
  A: Remember that a negative charge means having a surplus of electrons; or having a lower electric ...
power2/23/2008
  Q: sir A refrigerator marked 80 W and 220 V. What is likely to happen if the voltage is dropped to 50 ...
  A: When the voltage drops this low, the compressor usually stalls. This can lead to burn-out if the ...
new invention on production of eletricity2/20/2008
  Q: Please give me detailed knowledge about invention of production of electricity by only infrared ..
  A: Using IR light waves to generate power is a bit difficult, but possible! Review the following "Ask ...
symmetrical pi attenuators2/12/2008
  Q: When it comes to symmetrical pi attenuators, all I can find schematically are pi attenuators. Could ...
  A: You were correct in that info on this topic is hard to find. I found one website that includes ...
High Voltage kits2/2/2008
  Q: I am very much a new comer to high voltage circuitries and I was wondering if you have any tips or ...
  A: Here is my advice... First, you must allow a space between you and your HV generator of at least 1" ...
electricty1/23/2008
  Q: when you use a multimeter and you put one wire in one and the other wire in the other hand then ...
  A: .. Thanks for your question! Yes, the meter is recording you skin resistance. The skin is ...
Egg Drop1/7/2008
  Q: My son needs to drop an egg from three floors and use a tooth pick structure to protect it. Do you ...
  A: Happy to help! Here are two fine websites to review with your son to give you an idea on how to ...
Sun Comet Deflector1/4/2008
  Q: Awhile ago I saw a show on Discovery Channel about comets and possible ways to deter a comet from ...
  A: You can review some links on this solar method of deflection at: ...
Holograms1/3/2008
  Q: How do you create a hologram?
  A: There is plenty of great information on this topic at Wikipedia. So, just cut and paste the ...
electromagnetism12/30/2007
  Q: how can I prevent the flow of one magnetic field with another magnetic field? can you recommend any ...
  A: You need to buy a "high Mu" magnetic shielding material. Review the following websites: 1. ...
Is neutron-neutron fusion easier to facilitate than proton-proton fusion?12/27/2007
  Q: Neutron-neutron fusion is an example of nuclear fusion because neutrons are nucleons. Is it possible ...
  A: Neutron-neutron fusion is an example of nuclear fusion because neutrons are nucleons. A. Correct ...
What is the quantum of sound outside solids?12/19/2007
  Q: In solids, the quantum of sound is the "phonon". What is the quantum of sound outside solids? ...
  A: First, you may wish to buy a copy of the book: ...
Invisible Ink12/13/2007
  Q: I know this is more of a chemistry question, but I get the feeling the chemists are not very ...
  A: I think I know what you are trying to do. There are lots of inks which are only visable when wet. ...
Newton's Cradle12/4/2007
  Q: When you place a finger in between the middle of the Newton's cradle, somehting strange happends. ...
  A: Not Sure!! I must refer you to the following website: Visit: ...
domino effect11/10/2007
  Q: Why does varying the spacing between adjacent dominoes change the velocity of the wave? Is there any ...
  A: The speed of the wave will vary on the distance between the dominoes because of the time it takes ...
domino effect10/18/2007
  Q: What factors affect domino phnomena, In other words, What are the justifcations for the following ...
  A: The physics of a row of toppling dominoes: (Some web extracts) The forces between the falling ...
apparent weight and artificial gravity10/13/2007
  Q: a space station is shaped like a ring and rotates to simulate gravity. If the radius of the space ...
  A: You left-off the radius of the circular space station, but I will give some rotational information ...
Science Fair10/9/2007
  Q: I'm 9 years old and I don't know how to look information to my project: Does a ball roll faster in ...
  A: This question has to do with the friction coefficient of the surface on which the ball is rolling. ...
physics10/4/2007
  Q: a car moving eastward but accelerating westward. is this possible? i'm 15 yrs. old
  A: Yes, this is possible with respect to the Earths rotation. If one makes a u-turn near one of the ...
just curious...10/1/2007
  Q: i was just curious about something what would happen if i dig from one side of the earth to the ...
  A: Well, you would experience all of the following effects: 1. Gravity would be at zero level at the ...
dc current & transformers9/16/2007
  Q: I am 67years old, and a retired assistant principal from the Orleans Parish School System. I retired ...
  A: The transformation of voltage is usually accomplished using transformers or voltage-doublers. An AC ...
Philadelphia Experiment9/11/2007
  Q: I'm 19, and my question is about the Philadelphia Experiment from 1943. Do You know what was the ...
  A: The Philadelphia Experiment was a project that concerned blocking naval ships from radar detection. ...
Temperature9/10/2007
  Q: I have 4 cups a)White cup is fully filled with normal water, b)White cup is fully filled ...
  A: If the heat source is radiant in nature, the answer would be "d". If the heat source is microwave in ...
Dipping bird fluid8/30/2007
  Q: I am looking for a fluid with a low boiling point. I want to make a Dipping Bird, a few feet tall. ...
  A: There are several other liquids (with low boiling points) from which to choose. 1. Pentane... ...
Question about colors8/27/2007
  Q: How is the wavelength of colour measured?
  A: The wavelengths of light waves are measured using spectrometers. There are many types and brands. ...
voltage fluctuation8/17/2007
  Q: 1) IF i connect a voltmeter between the socket[neutral and live] at my home the voltage shown is not ...
  A: 1) IF i connect a voltmeter between the socket[neutral and live] at my home the voltage shown is not ...
ELECTRICITY AND ELECTRONICS8/4/2007
  Q: THE FUNCTION OF A CAPACITOR IN AN ELECTRIC CIRUIT IS TO
  A: A capacitor holds an electrical charge. In other words, it collects electrons until it is discharged ...
physics for living7/3/2007
  Q: I'm wondering if you can name some great books on physics for non-physicists. There are two types ...
  A: For an overview of the field, you cannot go wrong with: "Physics For Dummies" by Steve Holzner. Get ...
microscope6/20/2007
  Q: what is the best light that can be used within the range of the visible light spectrum? why? why do ...
  A: what is the best light that can be used within the range of the visible light spectrum? why? A. ...
black body6/19/2007
  Q: I would like to know if there is a substance that can be applied to an object (such as paint) that ...
  A: Yes, the perfect substance is the black paint used in telescopes and other optical instruments for ...
newton terminal velocity6/18/2007
  Q: My knowledge in physics does not extend much past secondary education level so I may be missing ...
  A: This is a common conceptual problem. F-ma is the energy it takes to propel an object to obtain a ...
mass of potons?6/13/2007
  Q: Does light have mass? Does a gravity well bend space, or does light have mass, thus bending it ...
  A: You are correct...no one is sure how to define the way light works in the world of physics. My ...
physics6/6/2007
  Q: spaceman i need your help to know about spectograph. please tell me about trajectry also.
  A: A spectograph and other related devices are explained at: ...
physics6/5/2007
  Q: wat do we mean by refracted ray ?
  A: A refracted ray usually refers to the way light is affected as it passes through a dense medium. ...
a gendanken6/1/2007
  Q: I have not studied physics formally, however I am well read on the subject as a result of intense ...
  A: This is not really my area of expertise, but first review: 1. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_of_light ...
physics4/30/2007
  Q: I learned today that an object(ex, stainless steel fridge or filing cabinet) sitting at one ...
  A: As I recall...the magnetic lines of flux do not radiate in a pure horizontal manner. They tend to ...
Sound cancelation4/26/2007
  Q: Is there a place one could go to get a sound canceling device for a certain room of their house to ...
  A: The answer is yes...with a few qualifying factors! One can cancel external ambient sounds using a ...
space4/25/2007
  Q: hi im just wondering if the human body went to outer space for say 50 years would the human body age ...
  A: Def: Time is that which separates events. In space, one is subjected to more hard particles (like ...
tension4/18/2007
  Q: I hav a doubt In single fixed pulley If there is a load of 100N on one side of the rope passing over ...
  A: The tension on the rope combines these forces only WHEN MOVING! The friction adds to the total ...
science fair title3/24/2007
  Q: I am doing a science project on growing beans in organic soil vs. chemically treated soil and I ...
  A: Beans are a great science project. I wish you well. Some more project names: 1. Clean Beans 2. ...
fuse3/19/2007
  Q: an electric kettle is rated 3kW,250V. so its current carrying capacity is 12A. can it be used in a ...
  A: A 13A home circuit (at the 250 volt rating) should be enough to handle this kettle. There will be ...
black holes3/12/2007
  Q: what are black holes? kats
  A: .. Perhaps the best overall description is from the Wikipedia web-site: "A black hole is an object ...
"earth flare"2/25/2007
  Q: I see you have an interest in ufo. If i could refer to the glowing plasmas that are referred to as ...
  A: I think you are on the right track regarding plasma balls. They are not well understood. The ...
piresistance formulae for a symmetrical pi attenuator2/19/2007
  Q: Given the "k" factor and the basic specifications of a T-network,i have derived the formulae ...
  A: Note that I am not much of a math fan (I use computer sims) but I will try to lead you in the right ...
physics2/12/2007
  Q: can you pls. pls. help me with our assignments? the questions goes like this. 1. A 2.1x10 raised to ...
  A: Remember that I normally do not answer homework questions. I will be happy to guide you in the ...
Science Project experiment - density2/9/2007
  Q: My Son is doing a science experiment about density. The experiment goes as follows: 1)Fill an ...
  A: Recall that water at 1 Cubic foot weighs 62.4269107 Pounds. The <8lb ball will rise in water. The ...
For my physics project.I need help ASAP.2/3/2007
  Q: Pls dont take this message for granted or else,.its gOobye graduation for me. can you enclose the ...
  A: I could write a book on this topic, but I will give you some of the basics for now. Here are a few ...
Physics Kinematics in one dimension1/31/2007
  Q: I am so stumped on this one! A person driving her car at 45 km/h approaches an intersection just ...
  A: Remember that I normally avoid homework questions, but I will try to steer you in the right ...
physics1/25/2007
  Q: please someone explain me what exactly is meant by electric potential and potential difference. why ...
  A: Electrical potential is usually measured in Volts. It can get a bit complex in understanding he ...
voice resonance1/9/2007
  Q: How are different frequencies able to resonate in the same hollow space (like different notes on an ...
  A: Re: How are different frequencies able to resonate in the same hollow space (like different notes on ...
Vector & Flux12/30/2006
  Q: 1st, What would be the result of multiplication of a Vector with Zero (a scalar number)? Can we ...
  A: 1st, What would be the result of multiplication of a Vector with Zero (a scalar number)? Can we ...
Pretty pictures of physics in action--with questions12/21/2006
  Q: Q1. Watch this video: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6017342022780502321 -- what words or ...
  A: A1: These misty vapor effects are caused by the partial vacuum created when a jet or plane gets near ...
Heat12/14/2006
  Q: Could you please check my answers to see if they are right THANKS 1. A silver bar 0.125 meter ...
  A: Here is my review of your answers... 1. A silver bar 0.125 meter long is subjected to a ...
PHYSICS12/9/2006
  Q: HOW PERMANENT MAGNETISM BE DESTROYED?
  A: Read: 1. http://www.reciprocalsystem.com/bpm/bpm22.htm 2. www.matchrockets.com/ether/magfaqs.html ...
Physics12/7/2006
  Q: 1. An object 5 millimeters high is located 15 millimeters in front of a plane mirror. How far ...
  A: I am sorry I deleted you previous message yesterday. I get lots of homework questions which I ...
Gravity11/30/2006
  Q: Why is it that when I jump on a bus or airplane, I won't fly to the back and move foward even while ...
  A: Because you were already accelerated to the same velocity as the vehicle you are located in, your ...
Is it possible to send Messages Backward in Time by using Tachyons ?11/21/2006
  Q: My question would be about Tachyons. It is stated that, because of their superluminal speeds, (v > ...
  A: I think it may be possible for Tachyons or other phenomenon to relate a message prior to it being ...
impulse and momentum11/14/2006
  Q: A 55 kg swimmer is standing on a stationary 200 kg floating raft. The swimmer then runs off the raft ...
  A: Recall that I normally do not answer homework questions. Here is some help...review: 1. ...
photoelectric11/12/2006
  Q: d) How the existence of a threshold frequency does explain the photon theory?
  A: Remember: When light falls on metal, electrons are found to be ejected from metal, this is called ...
chemistery11/9/2006
  Q: 1. Which of the following will result in a chemical change? A. Melting ice to obtain water ...
  A: Note: I normally do not answer homework question because I could spend 24 hours a day doing this ...
electromagnetic waves11/8/2006
  Q: i'm 32 years old. will you please tell me why the dishes to receive satellite tv signal are made of ...
  A: Dense metals are the best reflectors of EM waves. Most companies simply use aluminum because it is ...
Please I need an answer11/3/2006
  Q: please , i need to know how this equation of the spherometer was obtained , in full details please ...
  A: You will want to fully review: http://www.answers.com/spherometer#after_ad1 This site may be of ...
Momentum/height10/29/2006
  Q: A small block of mass m1=0.500 kg is released from rest at the top of a curved wedge of mass ...
  A: Remember that I normally avoid homework questions. I do this only because I am time-limited. Here ...
light bulbs10/24/2006
  Q: The brightness of a bulb depends on what?
  A: The brightness of any lamp or light-bulb varies depending on many variables. As in: 1. The wattage ...
ph environment and enzyme10/22/2006
  Q: I would appreciate your answering. 1. In what type of pH environment does this enzyme (amylase) seem ...
  A: This is not my main field of interest, but i will try to assist you as best I can 1. In what type ...
free fall10/18/2006
  Q: we have this expeiment in physics about free fall. and our teacher gave us some questions to answer. ...
  A: Gravity has an effect on physical objects in many ways. A great website to review is: ...
Where does the charge of an Electron come from ?10/8/2006
  Q: I am just studieng the book „The secret of the creative Vacuum“ by John Davidson, there at chapter ...
  A: I was just about to contact you again. I am just studying the book „The secret of the creative ...
Basic10/4/2006
  Q: Sir, i respetfull that u tel me wat is the basic ...
  A: A. Hello Aamir: Thanks for your questions! I have tried to understand your questions. If I am ...
What would we see, if we could travel at the speed of Light ?10/3/2006
  Q: My question is about travelling at the speed of light. If I could travel exact at the speed of ...
  A: My question is about traveling at the speed of light. If I could travel exact at the speed of light, ...
Black holes10/2/2006
  Q: i'm absolutely curious about this. Are black holes really black?
  A: Black holes only seem to be black since they draw in all surrounding light near their location. ...
light9/25/2006
  Q: I am 7. My question is: what is light?
  A: Light is simply a stream of photons. Photons have a wave and particle component in the way they ...
What is the highest point the rocket reaches?9/21/2006
  Q: I'm having trouble trying to figure out this question....can you help me..... A rocket is fired ...
  A: You just need to use the common rocket apogee formula. Plug in your data and get your result! Check ...
Ellipsoid lens' refraction9/19/2006
  Q: An Ellipsoid Surface for a lens considered, ellipse:(xCenter, yCenter, width, heght) what formula ...
  A: One of the few web sites I could find which addresses this subject is: ...
magnetism9/11/2006
  Q: but i can not achieve to my need so i describe that for you more how can i make monotonous magnetic ...
  A: I'll try to help you some more! 1:How can I make big monotonous magnetic field for stability? A. I ...
the difference between two electromagnets9/7/2006
  Q: I have a question that I have been stuck on for ages: What is the difference between two ...
  A: I have a question that I have been stuck on for ages: What is the difference between two ...
magnetism9/6/2006
  Q: how can i make monotonous magnetic field in specifided and wide area with same strength with ...
  A: First review: http://flux.aps.org/meetings/YR00/MAR00/abs/S1040008.html You can do this monotonous ...
Surface Bounce9/3/2006
  Q: Why does a ball bounce higher on a compact surface than on a less compact surface?
  A: This is an extract from the web... Bouncing the Ball: "The more air pressure a basketball has ...
Speed of light8/23/2006
  Q: Ok I am a in college and I am studding electronics and love to study physics. I forget where or why ...
  A: You are correct, the balls would in effect transmit their energy at a rate higher than the speed of ...
99 channels8/18/2006
  Q: why the remote controller(of a TV) have only 99 channels,which can be accessed. Is there a law that ...
  A: The way channels are allocated (and given rights to) has more to do with money and politics for each ...
Freezing Bottled Water8/14/2006
  Q: I am 63 years old and was told that freezing plastic bottles of water that are un-opened that the ...
  A: There are some compounds in plastic water bottles which are cancer causing if one is exposed. This ...
electronics7/25/2006
  Q: I'm going to Audi Technic cup (I'm 40 but I don't speak english very well so please keep it simple) ...
  A: This topic can get a bit complex. Note: You did not mention if your car battery will be recharged ...
Physics7/20/2006
  Q: How much voltage is required for a spark to jump 0.80 cm across the air?
  A: The following 2 websites will answer this question. Please review: 1. ...
Microwave ovens6/20/2006
  Q: I am 78, and my level of scientific knowledge is minimal, such that I cannot even tell if I have ...
  A: It is safe to place magnets on the outside of your microwave oven. The magnets used in the ...
airships6/9/2006
  Q: Please, can you provide me with any information on the physics behind airships (such as blimps). ...
  A: I am happy to help! Here are some common web extracts... Blimps, or airships, operate on similar ...
paradox6/4/2006
  Q: The increasing brightness of the bulb is an indication that the temperature of the bulb filament ...
  A: The increasing brightness of the bulb is an indication that the temperature of the bulb filament ...
MRIs5/28/2006
  Q: I am 17 and in Year 11 doing Unit 1 Physics. My question is.. Why are MRIs so expensive?
  A: I know MRI's are very expensive and the main reasons are the staffing/operator pay and equipment ...
Physics5/28/2006
  Q: If the tank length is 36 cm . and 9 complete waves cover this tank .What will be the velocity of ...
  A: I think I know what you are looking for regarding wave velocity, please review the following two ...
Electricity from pressure pads5/24/2006
  Q: I am definitely over 18 and took a physics 'A' level in the dim and distant past. I'm not sure if ...
  A: This info was a bit hard to find, I agree! I think you are looking for one of the following ...
new machine5/21/2006
  Q: My name is Kamil Hazim Gonzalez, I’m a doctor in medicine, gynecologists and obstetrical matter, I ...
  A: Gonzales: Here is a list of some contacts that may be interested in your idea for such a device or ...
Is it possible the use the results of the Quantum Biology ?5/19/2006
  Q: I found a differernt page at http://www.lifetechnology.org/hyperdimensional.htm It is about the ...
  A: I do know of a device which shows a bit more promise in affecting organic living entities! I would ...
assesing and evaluating waves5/16/2006
  Q: Consider a device or devices and explain how Heat, Light, Sound and Electricity is used in the ...
  A: These two sites should help you understand how they work: Visit: 1. ...
Describing waves5/15/2006
  Q: Can you please give an good anwer to the following question please: Can you describe how Heat, ...
  A: Here are some websites to review in order to increase your understanding of this subject. Review: ...
electrostaic force v. gravitational force5/14/2006
  Q: Two protons are located one meter apart. Compared to the gravitational force of attraction between ...
  A: The answer is 1. Particles of like charge repel each other..like electrons (-) and protons(+). ...
Orgone Energy5/10/2006
  Q: Here is a thought to ponder: I have been researching Orgone energy, harnessing and properties and ...
  A: Here are my views on this topic: Here is a thought to ponder: I have been researching Orgone ...
hydrophysics4/26/2006
  Q: I'm still a 'student' at 70 years of age. Expect to be one until my expiration date arrives. ...
  A: Note: This question set is not really my specialty, I deal in thin-film physics mainly. ...
Wind resistance and running4/23/2006
  Q: I have a practical question. Yesterday, I ran in a race. I was running at a 9:00 min/mile pace ...
  A: resistance of the wind while running into a headwind. Jogging or running at 5 mph into a 15 mph ...
circuits and resistance4/17/2006
  Q: I hope I'm finding you in the best of health. [I am 16 by the way] How does resistance affect a ...
  A: Here are some basic answers! How does resistance affect a circuit? A. A higher total circuit ...
How to detect very high frequency EM waves ?4/10/2006
  Q: there is the rest of the analysis of your answer : 5- For the question : “In some extraordinary ...
  A: Here is some more information... 5- For the question : “In some extraordinary experiments (The ...
EMF4/9/2006
  Q: I live close to High Tension Lines. Have recorded mG to 22 in house. Are you acquainted with Biopro ...
  A: A. I am not sure if the Biopro Home Harmonize works. It is hard to cancel 60 Hertz AC waves at the ...
How to detect the EM Standing waves ?4/5/2006
  Q: here is the rest of my questions : 4- For the question : “Is there a border in the EM spectrum for ...
  A: Here are the rest of the answers, in my opinion! 4- For the question : “Is there a border in the EM ...
Is it possible to Activate the Mind with Neurofeeback (NFB) Machines on to Super Levels ?3/31/2006
  Q: A mind machine uses light and sound to alter the brainwave frequency of the user. The process is ...
  A: Here are my answers and views: 1- By using mind machines for long periods, is it possible to ...
Is there an Upper limit for the EM waves in the Universe?3/29/2006
  Q: The electromagnetic spectrum extends from frequencies used in the electric power grid to gamma ...
  A: Here are some answers for you! Note: There are no upper limits to the range of EM frequencies! The ...
egg drop3/28/2006
  Q: How shock absorbers would factor into the egg drop experiment?
  A: For the egg-drop experiment, you are looking for a material which has a low "rebound" factor. This ...
How to convert Aether (magnetic) into electricity ?3/22/2006
  Q: My question would be, were you able to find a method which is able to turn the energy of the aether ...
  A: Here are some views of mine: My question would be, were you able to find a method which is able to ...
about charges3/16/2006
  Q: i am 17 years old and am studying O/A level's physics. here's a question that i do not know how to ...
  A: Remember I never answer homework questions directly, but here is some help for you... First be ...
fire3/12/2006
  Q: I am 50. How would a flame appear in zero gravity? If I set fire to a piece of wood, would the flame ...
  A: I had a nice long answer ready for you... and then my computer crashed! So, for now, simply visit ...
Properties of matter3/11/2006
  Q: Is surface tension a vector or a scalar quantity?
  A: read the following: "Force is a vector quantity, possessing both magnitude and direction; its SI ...
mechanics3/9/2006
  Q: I have a son who is in high school who needs some help in mechanics,and I'm really not good in this ...
  A: I normally do not do homework questions, but I noticed a few errors with your sons answers. Here ...
Introduction into the Time Travel Experiments.3/8/2006
  Q: we had a discussion in August about the page :www.futurehorizons.net/time.htm, during our discussion ...
  A: Every chapter is intresting, but I will need your guidance. Which plan do you advice me to build at ...
UFO's3/6/2006
  Q: I hope that you can appreciate right now I'm up late thinking about this subject! I have some ...
  A: -------------------------- I hope that you can appreciate right now I'm up late thinking about ...
Gyroscope3/5/2006
  Q: I want to get hold to information aboout gyroscopes, what type of gyroscopes are being used and ...
  A: The following websites should provide the basic information you need for now. Review: 1. ...
EGG_DROP3/2/2006
  Q: I am 18- My senior honors physics class is starting the famous "egg drop" experiment, and our ...
  A: You have a lot of constraints in this experiment! I would recommend using the straws as a ...
How to build an Hyperspace Amplifier ?2/27/2006
  Q: At the page that you give : http://100777.com/node/278 Moray radiant energy was described, however ...
  A: Here are some good resources for you: Q. Can you send me diagrams about... 1- Hyperdimensional ...
force/motion2/26/2006
  Q: Why does a ball roll farther on dirt than grass? I am 11 years old. This is for my science fair ...
  A: This is a tricky question, so review the following website for a full answer: Look for grass vs ...
How to produce electricity bu using Pyramid shaped Antennas ?2/22/2006
  Q: In the book “The Giza Death Star”, written by Joseph P. Farrell, he uses scientific evidence to lead ...
  A: I know some ways of harnessing "free-energy" other than these pyramid shaped antennas! Here are ...
Microwaves2/21/2006
  Q: Age: 32 What types of metal are allowed in the microwave oven and why? What are microwave ...
  A: All kinds of metals are allowed in a microwave oven! This is what the walls of the oven are made ...
physics2/20/2006
  Q: This 4th grade student is doing an independent study project that requires an interview with someone ...
  A: The following answers are my views alone... 1. Why or how did you become interested in this topic? ...
Gravity2/19/2006
  Q: How can relativity be correct about gravity when every action has an equal and opposite reaction? ...
  A: Re: How can relativity be correct about gravity when every action has an equal and opposite ...
science physics2/14/2006
  Q: I need to construct a lunch box with materials from around the house. The thing is it must have ...
  A: To keep things hot or cold one must use a material with low thermal conductivity! Try using: 1. ...
Different fields2/13/2006
  Q: I would like to know how may type of fields are present on earth surface and do they work in ...
  A: There are many fields which are present on the surface of the Earth. These include... 1. Sound ...
Energy and Momentum2/9/2006
  Q: Two trains with indentical mass travel toward each other on the same track. If one train has a ...
  A: Remember I do not answer homework questions directly! The following website will provide you with ...
LCD2/6/2006
  Q: give an example of application for normally dark and normally light modes in liquid crystal cell
  A: Here is a good paper to review regarding this topic of liquid crystal display modes... Review: ...
modern physics2/5/2006
  Q: i hava table with some data with the atomic masses of radium 224 radium 223 francium 223 Rn220 a ...
  A: Radium 224! Remember that I know more about plasma physics than atomic level physics! Here are ...
physics2/2/2006
  Q: why is according 2 law of gravity the force between any two objects is inversely proportional to the ...
  A: The main reason gravity as a force is expressed this way is because it has a long range of ...
mechanics1/31/2006
  Q: a stone falls from a ledge and takes 8 seconds to hit the ground. The stone has an origional ...
  A: Note: The current set of teachers in our society ask the same questions all the time! Here is your ...
Electric current and ohm's law1/29/2006
  Q: PLEASE ANSWER THIS QUESTION AS FAST AS YOU CAN PLZ ...
  A: The following website will provide you with the calculations you need for this problem, just plug in ...
Science project1/12/2006
  Q: I have decided that I want to do a science fair project concerning physics. Most importantly I would ...
  A: Here are some good websites providing an overview of physics-based science fair projects: Review: ...
do you happened to know levers...1/8/2006
  Q: ...at least half as I do? http://dedanoe.tripod.com/nukebook thank you for your time!
  A: I guess I know a bit about this topic, please review the following websites: 1. ...
physics1/6/2006
  Q: what is the lastest defination of metre what is the primary standard of one kilogram mass how has ...
  A: Here are the nasty but true definitions. What is the latest definition of meter A. A meter is the ...
Reforming Petrol/Diffraction of waves1/5/2006
  Q: I am studying Chemistry and Physics for Scottish Highers... It is stated in many Chemistry books ...
  A: Q. It is stated in many Chemistry books that a straight chain alkaline is very volatile and if used ...
Physics-Energy1/4/2006
  Q: I am having a hard time understanding how to get the answer to this problem: "A model car takes 2 ...
  A: You are not far off with [Work= m(a*s] but also consider the following websites... 1. ...
New Forms of Chemical and Physical Energy1/3/2006
  Q: Besides: Hello. Besides: (para- and ortho-) positronium nucleonium electronium neutronium ...
  A: I know you have asked this same question on other fourms, but here are some more resources to ...
Resistance of a thermistor12/26/2005
  Q: How do I measure the resistance of a thermistor which varies in range from 0-100 C. Describe in ...
  A: This topic is not too difficult to master. Please review the next two websites for some answers on ...
Punching Velocity12/20/2005
  Q: i read an article about the max velocity moment of a punch...I recall it stating that it is about ...
  A: The physics of boxing?! I know more about Kung Fu, but here are some web based boxing resources ...
Science12/14/2005
  Q: I have a science fair project that I have to do. I am also a figure skater. I was wondering if you ...
  A: I think I can offer some help... The following two websites describe the physics related to this ...
solid electronics12/13/2005
  Q: why the silicon is used mostly than germanium for electronic devices? what are the advantages of ...
  A: The reason silicon is used over germanium based devices is mainly the cost factor. Germanium offers ...
shm12/5/2005
  Q: if a mass on a spring oscilates with shm motion why are there two values for the maximum velocity ...
  A: There is that "shm motion" phrase which I am not that sure about? You can resend your question if ...
love Physics12/1/2005
  Q: how can love Physics and how can link Physics in life
  A: Physics links all things from the atom to everyday reactions between two objects. It is fun to learn ...
Fiber Optics - What is Numerical Aperture?11/30/2005
  Q: I'm a total beginner to fiber optics. I'm using a strand of plastic fiber optic to channel light ...
  A: Here are two websites which address this "Numerical Aperture" issue regarding fiber-optics: Review: ...
Rotational motion11/29/2005
  Q: Is there any way you can do this in one hour? Obviously I have the answers but I need to solve them ...
  A: Note that I truly do not have the time to answer homework questions. However the following resources ...
mechanics- physical science11/28/2005
  Q: A stone falls from a ledge and takes 8 seconds to hit the ground. The stone has an original velocity ...
  A: Remember that I do not answer homework questions. You will find some ways to solve these physics ...
density11/10/2005
  Q: Oil having a density of 929 kg/m3 floats on water. A rectangular block of wood 3.70 cm high and with ...
  A: I would love to answer it, but this forum does not transfer math experssions very well, even the ...
Physics?11/9/2005
  Q: I'm trying to help my son. He seems to understand the concept with this. I have no understanding of ...
  A: I never answer homework questions myself, but I am happy to guide you to some helpful websites! ...
physics11/9/2005
  Q: please answer this question quickly as u can plz ------------------------------------------------- ...
  A: Water at a density of 1000 is typical of how things are measured. Water is used as a common starting ...
egg drop11/7/2005
  Q: what physics got to do with an egg drop
  A: The egg drop experiment has to do with physics in the following manner: 1. The G forces exerted on ...
Did man really land on the moon?11/4/2005
  Q: Conspiracy theorists say it's not possible... did man really land on the moon?
  A: Yes, we did land on the Moon ... it was not easy, I agree! For example: We use the laser ...
physics11/3/2005
  Q: how do anti g suits protect astronauts from g forces
  A: G-suits work by keeping the blood supply to the brain at a sufficient level to maintain ...
Physics problem11/1/2005
  Q: I am a junior in college. We have a physics problem that I can't work out. Can you help? The problem ...
  A: Q:The problem is: a bunch of kids are having a swing contest. The pivot of the swing is 4 m above ...
Egg Drop10/18/2005
  Q: What are some shock-absorbent materials?
  A: First review: http://classroom.all-science-fair-projects.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-133.html I ...
Light10/12/2005
  Q: If sunlight were green instead of white, what would be the most comfotable color to wear on a a cold ...
  A: I know what you are thinking, that the opposite side of the reflective color wheel spectrum would be ...
question10/7/2005
  Q: My question isn't under your speciality, so if you don't want to answer feel free not to. I'd like ...
  A: And yes, this question is within my area of knowledge. The answer... Skydivers jump from planes ...
phyisics10/6/2005
  Q: i am 11 in the seventh grade and i want to know does temperature have an effect on how high a ball ...
  A: Yes, a ball will bounce (rebound) a bit more or higher with an increase in ambient temperature. This ...
What is time? Not the hours or minutes but "time"9/29/2005
  Q: I am in college and I have been trying to locate websites to help with this answer for my Physical ...
  A: Here are some references to the "time" topic: First, my definition: 1. Time is that which ...
physics9/28/2005
  Q: A ball is thrown straight upward and rises to a maximum height of 21 m above its launch point. At ...
  A: The following website explains this sort of problem fully. Remember, we are dealing with projectile ...
velocity vs. acceleration9/22/2005
  Q: I hope I'm finding you in the best of health. I have great difficulty answering velocity and ...
  A: I hope I'm finding you in the best of health. Hi Jeff, I am doing just fine, thanks! I have great ...
opposite to microwave9/21/2005
  Q: Could there be an opposite to microwave oven-i.e.to make the air/things cold instantly? if yes- how, ...
  A: A. Microwaves heat food by emitting a frequency near the resonance of the water molecule. This ...
Electric Power and Circuit9/20/2005
  Q: The site - www.allaboutcircuits.com/vol_1/chpt_5/3.html which you had referred to quotes - "An ...
  A: I will try to make things simple for you! Note: Regarding your first question, A bulb of lower ...
Electric Power and Circuit9/19/2005
  Q: i'm 15 yrs old , Well there was aTwo bulbs rated 100W, 120V and 10W, 120V respectively are ...
  A: I would have answered yesterday but was busy with hurricane preparations! Well, there was aTwo ...
astronomy9/7/2005
  Q: do ufo's really exist plz explain in detail im 16 years of age
  A: I have done quite a bit of research on the topic of UFO's over the past 35 years and I must tell you ...
Adding two signals?9/6/2005
  Q: Hey Spaceman, When we draw block diagrams of system we tend to make a circle and put a '+' sign in ...
  A: I can only provide some website references as I have been out of the circuit design loop for 7 years ...
My science fair project on the durability/leakage of paper9/1/2005
  Q: I'm 15 years old and I was wondering If you will be able to assist me on developing a catchy title ...
  A: Here are some suggestions for you... I'm 15 years old and I was wondering If you will be able to ...
Hydrogen fuel cars8/31/2005
  Q: I want to ask you a question about hydrogen as fuel for cars. I know that a lot of people are saying ...
  A: Hello My name is Ilija I'm 25 years old. I want to ask you a question about hydrogen as fuel for ...
levitation8/24/2005
  Q: Has there ever been scientific (sceptical) research of human levitation in buddhist societies? A ...
  A: Sorry for my late answer, we just got our power back here in South Florida due to the hurricane. ...
Through how thick matter x-rays...8/22/2005
  Q: Through how thick matter x-rays can pass (it is clear, that it pass less through the harder matters ...
  A: Through how thick matter x-rays can pass (it is clear, that it pass less through the harder matters ...
physics8/14/2005
  Q: A square piece of each side 'a'units long is heated from 0 degree centegrade to t degree ...
  A: I rely on math software for such problems. I can provide you with some online web based resources to ...
Antennas or what?8/12/2005
  Q: A few days back I was watching a documentary on NGC about Mars Rovers...I just can't put this thing ...
  A: A few days back I was watching a documentary on NGC about Mars Rovers...I just can't put this thing ...
physics8/10/2005
  Q: What gases or combination of gases display magnetostrictive charactistics?
  A: .. I have not heard much about gases that have these properties! Read more on what I could find on ...
Ram Implosion Wing and Quantum Gravitics8/9/2005
  Q: I know that you have never let me down before, and you seem to be willing to answer even the ...
  A: This wing concept of his does hold some promise as far as I can determine! I have only read a few ...
physics7/28/2005
  Q: if an object has a mass of 20kg ,what is force of gravity acting on it each 1.196 n 2.2.04kg ...
  A: I normally do not answer math questions, but I am happy to help you this time. Note: Your question ...
astronomy7/23/2005
  Q: can time travel backwards if earth changes its direction of rotation?
  A: I am one of those few who think that time travel,in general, is not possible. You can go back one ...
floating7/13/2005
  Q: I put a cherry in a cup of seltzer. The cherry went to the bottom, a few seconds later it floated to ...
  A: A cherry is close to being neutral in bouyancy. When it first encounters the seltzer water, it is a ...
Bulletproof vests7/12/2005
  Q: I was researching bulletproof vests and most of them are made from steel or kevlar but they only ...
  A: I was researching bulletproof vests and most of them are made from steel or kevlar but they only ...
Filtration7/6/2005
  Q: What is the difference between ultrafiltration and microfiltration? Thank you. Usman Zafar Paracha.
  A: The following web extract will explain the difference between these two filtration methods. ...
rotating cylinders6/21/2005
  Q: age: 23 physics minded Hello I have a question that no one seems to be able to answer. 2 ...
  A: -------------------- I am not much of a math whiz, but I would be happy to provide my version of an ...
boiling water6/20/2005
  Q: and thank you for your quick and very interesting answer! Can you emphasize a little bit more about ...
  A: ------------- Some more info Sam: Can you emphasize a little bit more about the dissolved gases ...
boiling water6/19/2005
  Q: I'm 26. I'd like to know, what exactly happens, physically speaking, when water is being boiled. ...
  A: I'd like to know, what exactly happens, physically speaking, when water is being boiled. A. It ...
electronic6/14/2005
  Q: i'm about 11-12 years old why do the bulbs in a parallel circuit still stay on, even though a bulb ...
  A: Q. Why do the bulbs in a parallel circuit still stay on, even though a bulb has been broken? Not ...
electicity6/13/2005
  Q: Q1 why is electicity sent at high voltage Q2 what is the national grid and who runs it
  A: Q1 why is electricity sent at high voltage? A. To avoid resistance losses over long distances. This ...
what advice did niels bohr...6/10/2005
  Q: what advice did niels bohr give to the United States government after the first atomic bomb test in ...
  A: Here are some web extracts on what Mr. Bohr's views were at the time... "Two Western atomic ...
same old things...6/9/2005
  Q: Well I am back with the same question Spaceman. I wish you could help me out. I cannot still figure ...
  A: I want you to review the following websites and (if necessary) tell them what you are trying to ...
gravitational acceleration6/5/2005
  Q: I want to know how I can figure out the estimated speed of a diver when he hits the water, when you ...
  A: Q. I want to know how I can figure out the estimated speed of a diver when he hits the water, when ...
sound5/29/2005
  Q: I'm 25 yrs. and my problem is this: I have neihbour, that plays very loud music every day and night, ...
  A: For revenge purposes, a simple cassette recorder with a microphone can be used to record this loud ...
Capacitance Frequency and Voltage5/23/2005
  Q: Hey Spaceman! I have a feeling I am getting over my head here! I have been doing a lot of research ...
  A: Some more info... I have a feeling I am getting over my head here! I have been doing a lot of ...
Lightning5/19/2005
  Q: Hey there, I am 22 years old, and have always been interested in alternative energy sources. I would ...
  A: Q. Hey there, I am 22 years old, and have always been interested in alternative energy sources. A. ...
again FM Transmitters5/11/2005
  Q: Hey there, Actually I want to transmit a binary code and receive it through FM transmitter, the ...
  A: I know this is a tough topic. Sorry for any misunderstandings! Here are some basic web resources to ...
Signal strenght5/10/2005
  Q: I watched a TV pgm about the first laying of the atlantic telegraphic cable in 1867 or thereabouts. ...
  A: Q.I watched a TV pgm about the first laying of the atlantic telegraphic cable in 1867 or ...
variation of electrical resistance of a house brick with temperature5/4/2005
  Q: i am 17 years old student from lancing. i would like to ask a question about setting up an ...
  A: There are two meanings for the term "brick" which may be the cause of some misunderstanding. And, I ...
a question5/3/2005
  Q: You say that gravity is a complex electro-magnetic wave . Why does gravity alone (all other e.m. ...
  A: Yes, gravity acts a bit different from any other EM wave-sets. Gravity waves interact directly ...
FM Transmitters...4/22/2005
  Q: Hey there, I want to transmit a simple binar code and want to recieve it on the reciever by making ...
  A: This is something that I am used to doing with true digital modulation techniques! You may find ...
what are the energy transfers...4/21/2005
  Q: what are the energy transfers and transformations involved in GPS or anything about wave motions
  A: Wow ... what a complex subject you chose! The following links will provide you with some good ...
ether4/19/2005
  Q: I found many science papers about ether. Could you please explain if this ether really exist, and, ...
  A: Ether is generally used as a term to define lesser known energy forms, fields or mediums. I do that ...
ether4/18/2005
  Q: Glad you're back. Here's a question : i see a lot of serious science papers about the "ETHER"; ...
  A: I regard the ether as the medium in which energy can be transferred faster than the velocity C. ...
shock waves4/17/2005
  Q: I became interested in shock waves after seeing a picture of an F-14 creating some kind of cloudform ...
  A: Regading F-14 supersonic effects, review: http://www.wilk4.com/misc/soundbreak.htm Note that you can ...
technology4/14/2005
  Q: It was most helpful.But i still have some questions. If "somebody" does have such an advanced ...
  A: It was most helpful. But I still have some questions. A. Sure! If "somebody" does have such an ...
gravity4/12/2005
  Q: If gravity is an electro-magnetic wave at the infrared part of the spectrum then it should be quite ...
  A: I know this topic seems confusing to many and it is because we cannot provide the actual mechanics ...
old resistor is vintage amplifier4/10/2005
  Q: Just to check: I would read the resistor RED, BLACK, RED, BLACK 202ohms (black signifying no ...
  A: Yes, your values seem quite correct. Back when I was learning resistor codes (1969), we even had the ...
old resistor is vintage amplifier4/7/2005
  Q: I am repairing a Vacuum tube record player made in 1962 by HMV. I need some help indentifying and ...
  A: Note that I could state what I think the older resistors color bands are telling you, but perhaps it ...
Sun force3/30/2005
  Q: A force that the Sun make to the Earth is very more than the force that the Moon make to the Earth, ...
  A: I think the following websites will resolve this common question for you! Please review: 1. ...
asteroids3/27/2005
  Q: age, 17: If you fire a gun in space, will you travel the same speed in the opposite direction?
  A: If you fire a gun in space, you will be driven backwards with the same "force" as the bullet is ...
Units???3/23/2005
  Q: What is [ppm/degree C]? I came across this while searching for the CTE value of a PC board. CTE is ...
  A: Here are some quick answers for you... PPM: Abbreviation for “parts per million,” sometimes used to ...
capacitors3/22/2005
  Q: i got a question that says define the farad , the unit of capacitance . explain the commonly used ...
  A: The farad is not that unusual a term but is indeed a high value for a capacitor. The following ...
physics3/21/2005
  Q: A machine is supplied at a rate of 4,000 W and does useful work at a rate of 3,760 W. What is the ...
  A: A very common question you pose. The following two websites will provide you with the means to ...
thermal properties of inert gases3/17/2005
  Q: I was speaking with a window saleman earlier today. We were talking about the insulating values of ...
  A: You may well know just as much on this topic as me. Review the following two websites for some info ...
dust in houses3/15/2005
  Q: This may sound far fetched, but I'm trying to figure out if dut in houses in made up of particles of ...
  A: Yes, human skin particles are indeed a part of the overall composition of dust in the air. The ...
Ultraviolet bulbs3/14/2005
  Q: i was wondering,if possible if you could tell me what size of UV bulb is needed to to produce an ...
  A: For the amount of mw/cm2 power you need...it depends on the distance to the target from the source. ...
negative mass propulsion3/11/2005
  Q: I am aware that gravity is the result of a spacetime curvature induced by an object's mass. My ...
  A: Q. I am aware that gravity is the result of a space-time curvature induced by an object's mass. My ...
Powerline Communication3/8/2005
  Q: I keep on buzzing you with all these strange things I come across, I hope you don't mind all that ...
  A: Please review these basic websites and then let me know if you have a need for any additional ...
3 way refrigerator3/7/2005
  Q: I am 75 years old, & have a small motorhome with a Norcold refrigerator (age, 3.5 yrs.) that cools ...
  A: Yikes, I am not the best expert regarding refrigerators! Please call Norcold toll-free at (800) ...
anti-gravity machine3/6/2005
  Q: could a centrifuge loop work to fight the effects of gravity, or would the weight of the machine ...
  A: Yes, a centrifuge can be "rectified" in order to provide a propulsive force in a specific direction. ...
Energy storage in capacitors3/3/2005
  Q: After experimenting with energy storage in PARALLEL PLATE CAPCITORS (with air as a dielectric then ...
  A: Yes Sahan, it is possible to store this value of Joules with an air-gap capacitor, but it would be ...
Kinetic Energy3/2/2005
  Q: I am no Einstein, but (/ and indeed) I seem to be having a problem with the definition of kinetic ...
  A: Great question... You are correct in listing the problems which occur with the common acceleration ...
Cathode ray tube Television3/1/2005
  Q: I have researched a lot on cathode ray tube televisions and now I understand fully how they work, ...
  A: The reason early screens were curved was due to the difficulty in making a true flat-screen. The ...
diffusion2/27/2005
  Q: I am 11 years old and need to know for my science project in creating an abstract - who discovered ...
  A: Regarding the science of diffusion, please review the following websites for some basic answers: 1. ...
light speed - foucault2/21/2005
  Q: In the name of Allah,the Rahman,the Rahim Salam I want to know how Foucault caculated the light ...
  A: Here are some basics followed by a detailed description of how he performed this experiment via a ...
Battery Arrangements2/14/2005
  Q: When cells are arranged in a parallel arrangement, the voltage is the same, and the current adds up. ...
  A: Here are some basic answers... When cells are arranged in a parallel arrangement, the voltage is ...
electrical spark phenomena2/10/2005
  Q: There are several electrical spark phenomena; lightning, electric arc light (also called klieg ...
  A: Q: There are several electrical spark phenomena; lightning, electric arc light (also called klieg ...
Fan Regulators?2/8/2005
  Q: I have a ceiling fan here in my room, a few days back its capacitor was having some trouble, so the ...
  A: It sounds as if the new capacitor was installed improperly! Read: Ceiling fans... While the ...
sorry but that was the wrong...2/6/2005
  Q: sorry but that was the wrong email addressi typed by accident could u send the answer again plz A ...
  A: Here is some help: A circuit was set up to investigate the current through a 15 ohm resistor with ...
circuits2/5/2005
  Q: A circuit was set up to investigate the current through a 15 ohm resistor with applied pd .a 6 volt ...
  A: Here is some help: A circuit was set up to investigate the current through a 15 ohm resistor with ...
Building electromagnet with strong attraction2/2/2005
  Q: I am a highschool student interested in building an electromagnet that can attract as heavy the ...
  A: Please review the following websites for some good info on this topic: First visit: ...
rotation sensor1/27/2005
  Q: i have to describe what a rotation sensor is and what a common use for it would be. can you help ...
  A: A good description of what a rotation sensor is can be viewed at the following website: ...
speed of falling objects1/26/2005
  Q: i am 12 years old. do objects of different size,shape,or weight fall at the same, or different ...
  A: Do objects of different size,shape,or weight fall at the same, or different speeds? Yes, objects ...
hi1/20/2005
  Q: THANK YOU VERY MUCH.I THINK YOU KNOW THAT I AM A LEVL STUDENT SO PLEASE SEND ME SOME SITES OF A ...
  A: Here are some websites which will help you in the future: 1. http://www.refdesk.com/homework.html ...
Physics1/19/2005
  Q: If gravity suddenly ended, at what velocity would a person on the equator be propelled into space?
  A: If gravity on Earth were suddenly gone, we would accelerate upward at the velocity of the vector of ...
satellite1/13/2005
  Q: what do you understand by the intensity of gravity and the gravitational potential at a point in the ...
  A: Here are some great resources. I think you will need to review the following websites, they will ...
satellite1/12/2005
  Q: WHY THE SATELLITE IS PLACED JUST ABOVE THE EQUATOR?AND WHY SATELLITE MOVES IN THE CIRCULAR ORBIT ...
  A: WHY THE SATELLITE IS PLACED JUST ABOVE THE EQUATOR? A. Because they get the best communication ...
Cellphones.1/5/2005
  Q: I have this Data Structures course project of "Cellphone Network Simulator". I needed the some ...
  A: Please review the following websites for all the basics on this topic: 1. ...
different designs1/4/2005
  Q: How does the different design of a trebuchet or throwing mechanism affect the distance of an object ...
  A: The main goal for this kind of device is to impart the maximun velocity in the object to be thrown. ...
Physics1/3/2005
  Q: 8th Grade...How much does mass effect the momentum of an object in motion?
  A: Here are some of the basics on this topic... 1.Momentum depends upon the variables mass and ...
Chemistry1/2/2005
  Q: 17 years old... 1) Name the compound N2O5 using the Stock System 2) Name the compound PBr5 using ...
  A: I hope they are not for any homework! 1) Name the compound N2O5 using the Stock System A. Nitric ...
Charge of insulator12/28/2004
  Q: Can a insulator be charged?
  A: An insulator will usually only separate charges held by conductors on their surface. The insulator ...
charge12/27/2004
  Q: Is there any difference between a charged object and electrically charged object?
  A: There is no great difference between these two terms. Usually a charged object refers to a high ...
Electricity12/16/2004
  Q: I am Aravind Kannan, you may remember me. I am a Freshman at Cedar Park High School in Cedar Park, ...
  A: 1. How do you connect copper wire to a 1.5 volt battery and get 1.5 volts of electricity flowing ...
Hydrogen Experiment12/15/2004
  Q: Well im sitting at home very board lol so im playing around with electrosis of water, and making ...
  A: I have not done this sort of experiment for over 25 years! Look into the following two websites for ...
Atomic Bomb, Development of12/14/2004
  Q: I need some background info for a History class project. Can you let me know the following, please? ...
  A: Here are some resources which will help answer your following questions... How was the Atomic Bomb ...
Electromechanical dc motor question12/11/2004
  Q: When operating from a 230 V dc supply, a dc series motor operates at 900 rounds per minute with a ...
  A: The following website will provide you with the calculations necessary to answer your question. Cut ...
space12/9/2004
  Q: why is earth spherical in shape?
  A: The Earth is mainly round because of the uniform way gravity attracts matter towards a common ...
gravity vs. magnetics vs. power12/8/2004
  Q: Ok, I perused the websites, and it sounds like a dream. I heard that technology like this was ...
  A: Re: OK, I perused the websites, and it sounds like a dream. I heard that technology like this was ...
gravity vs. magnetics vs. power12/5/2004
  Q: I wanted to flesh out some ideas on theoretical power sources involving the earth's magnetic ...
  A: I think I can help! Review the following websites on harnessing energy from the Earth's magnetic ...
Carbon12/4/2004
  Q: What does the unit K for measuring the boiling and melting point stands for? Who discovered carbon? ...
  A: Here are some answers for you... What does the unit K for measuring the boiling and melting point ...
1)why cable TV is preferred...12/3/2004
  Q: 1)why cable TV is preferred these days? 2)what is the main difference between teleephone and mobile ...
  A: Here are some answers... )why cable TV is preferred these days? A. Because it allows more choices ...
A comet that passed between...11/30/2004
  Q: A comet that passed between the Earth and sun is observed to reach a distance from the sun of 100 ...
  A: Sorry for my short answer as I am "In the Weeds" today with other questions! I think you will find ...
physics11/28/2004
  Q: I am 50 and teaching physics for the first time since I took it in college to high school students ...
  A: This is a trick question as a balance beam scale would read zero with the weights on each end. A ...
Physics Help11/24/2004
  Q: First of all let me say this is NOT an homework assignment. I have been out of school for quite ...
  A: Note that I normally deal with math relating to the field of electronics. Anyway, please review the ...
magnetism11/22/2004
  Q: I am working on a science fair project (middle school level), and I need to interview an expert. I ...
  A: Here are some answers for you...and thanks for your questions! I am working on a science fair ...
chemistry11/19/2004
  Q: which of the following is represented in the highest percentage by volume in dry air? a. oxygen b. ...
  A: Your answer is: B: Nitrogen, it has the highest volume in dry air. Note: Dry or humid air does not ...
All these questions pertain...11/17/2004
  Q: All these questions pertain to the "Ultra-Simple Electric Generator" project. Link here: ...
  A: Here are some websites to review in order to help your son understand these topics: Review: 1. ...
physics11/15/2004
  Q: Why does my voice sound different on a tape recording?
  A: The reason you voice sounds different on a recording is that the sound you hear by yourself is ...
Inductance in a coil11/12/2004
  Q: I am 19 years old, and I am having difficulty with a textbook problem(Giancoli Ch 30 problem 50 just ...
  A: Review these next websites in order to check your math. Site #2 will give some simple plug-in ...
Physicist11/10/2004
  Q: My name is Aravind Kannan and I am a freshman at Cedar Park High School. For a project I have to ...
  A: Here are my answers... 1. How long have you held this job? A. I worked in R&D for Motorola for 24 ...
rolling motion...11/8/2004
  Q: Can you pleae help me on this problem? Two hoops of identical radii roll without slipping down ...
  A: The wheel with the heavy spokes will be slower to acclerate in its angular velocity and thus will ...
reationships of phyics11/7/2004
  Q: im marian 18 years of age..i would like to ask the relationships of physics to other physical ...
  A: Here is a great web resource for you to review: "Begin with physics! It relates to all other ...
atomic theory11/3/2004
  Q: I want to know the problems with Niels Bohr's atomic theory. Thanks.
  A: Here are some answers for you... First review the website: ...
Elecrtronics (Triode) Iam of 20 yrs10/24/2004
  Q: SIR, Distiniguish between static and dynamic characteristic of triod.Discuss its static ...
  A: Here are the basics of a triode as listed on some internet resources. Please review: 1. ...
tidal energy10/21/2004
  Q: Please say an advantage & a difficulty of using tidal energy(to generate electricity) in rock ...
  A: Please review the following websites on this topic and then feel free to ask me any follow-up ...
UFO propulsion?10/19/2004
  Q: Several years ago I observed what appeared to be very advanced saucer like entities, moving at high ...
  A: Yes, you are basically correct. UFO's can generate either a repulsive and attractive gravity field. ...
atoms10/17/2004
  Q: 1. Is the only difference between cold steel and warm steel the fact that in warm steel the atoms ...
  A: Here are some basic answers... 1. Is the only difference between cold steel and warm steel the fact ...
Hey, do you think you can...10/15/2004
  Q: Hey, do you think you can clarify a few things for me? I'd greatly appreciate it, thanks! (I'm a ...
  A: Here are a few short answers. Let me know if you need more help... If the work done on an object is ...
DARPA10/12/2004
  Q: What is DARPA? Sorry, I'm new to this field of research. OuinWhat are government "Special Access ...
  A: Regarding DARPA, read this quote from their website: The Defense Advanced Research Projects ...
Physics10/5/2004
  Q: I am 17 years old. This is a multiple choice question. Every substance has unique patterns of ...
  A: .. I think they are looking for the answer "C", a pattern of colors. Note: They did not define ...
infinite energy universe9/20/2004
  Q: I am a University Physics undergraduate, my question is, If our universe had a infinite amount of ...
  A: Sorry I was not able to answer them yesterday, I got stuck with some last minute projects. Q. If ...
Junction Field Effect Transiter9/9/2004
  Q: Give me all details about JFET including,its characterstics,construction,uses and also provide me ...
  A: The following (very long) weblink will provide you with a good basic understanding of JFET ...
"Fabrication of transistors""urgent"9/4/2004
  Q: Sir, I am working on a presentation on the topic "Fabrication of transistors". Cn u please guide me ...
  A: Here are some fine sites which will provide some background information on transistor fabrication ...
If I connect electric instrument(such...8/28/2004
  Q: If I connect electric instrument(such radio) to phone port,it does harm?
  A: Asks: Thanks for your question! No, I do not think connecting anything to a phone port will cause ...
Reactances of Inductors...8/27/2004
  Q: How come Reactance 'XL' of an inductor is equal to 2*3.14*f*L ... I was wondering how come they got ...
  A: This "XL" reactance calculation is an old formula relating to the basics of AC theory. Please ...
laser8/26/2004
  Q: laser's hesitation is? (1)middle (2)very high (3)law (4)unflinchingly
  A: A "lasers hesitation" is an unusual phrase for a question on this topic! Laser light waves generate ...
RF radiation8/25/2004
  Q: Is there any type of meter that I can buy that will measure the strengh of RF fields from 1 hz up to ...
  A: There are some meters which can measure RF fields at these lower frequencies, and they are usually ...
Physic Project8/24/2004
  Q: i am 13 years old and i am in the 7th grade (i was not hold back) In physics we are doing a science ...
  A: There are some suggestions on the following two websites which should help you with your project. ...
Heat Insulating Gas8/23/2004
  Q: I am looking for a Heat Insulating Gas for a solar energy application. I found that Argon or ...
  A: You know about as much as anyone else on this topic! The only other insulating gas used would be ...
potential divider ??8/13/2004
  Q: I was wandering what a potential divider was and how it can be used in a circuit with one rheostat, ...
  A: I am not sure what you mean with the term "globe", but here are some great websites to research ...
Hydrogen8/5/2004
  Q: My age is 27. Why hydrogen built up in a WW2 submarine, basically when it was submerged too long?. ...
  A: The buildup of H2 gas in diesel subs was a common occurance. The normal function of the large ...
Generating Power for the Space Station8/3/2004
  Q: Age 59. I have read science magazines for many years, with particular interest in space programs. ...
  A: Note that I am not sure why you idea has not been implemented! Here is some info... Q. My question ...
EM-Waves...8/1/2004
  Q: I want to know that how does EM waves carry data bits? I was wondering just how can 1's and 0's are ...
  A: This topic requires me to refer you to the following websites. The complete answer would take more ...
UFOs & ZPE7/29/2004
  Q: I've heard & read numerous reports about UFOs, Bob Lazar, UFOs using Zero Point Energy to manipulate ...
  A: Note that any self-generated gravity propulsion field automatically eliminates the effects of ...
wavetength7/28/2004
  Q: If I have a wavelength, lets say 10 HZ coming from an angle of 360 deg. and another let's say 25 HZ ...
  A: When calculating vectored spacial frequencies, you need to consider the math provided on the ...
flying object question7/19/2004
  Q: The safe load which a piece of string can carry is 15kg.The string is used to swing a mass of 1.5kg ...
  A: I have 2 websites for you which should provide a way to find your answer. Please review: 1. ...
Robotics7/18/2004
  Q: Do u have any advice on how to build a robot using recycled materials only. plz respond asap. thanks
  A: The follwoing websites will provide you with some great ideas on the construction of a robot using ...
capacitors7/16/2004
  Q: my age 21: question : consider an uncharged capacitor and a battery system. the capacitor plates ...
  A: Note that I normally do not answer homework questions, but I will provide you with two great ...
NEWTONS7/13/2004
  Q: THE NOTATION NEWTONS IS USED TO MEASURE IN WHAT SYSTEM?
  A: Newtons, as a unit of force, are used to measure coordinate systems! For detailed info, review the ...
solid state physics7/9/2004
  Q: explain about bravias lattice
  A: I think you will find some good information regarding the "bravias lattice" at: 1. ...
The Universe6/25/2004
  Q: Entertain for a moment that there may in fact not be a God. Where then would the universe be ...
  A: I will be happy to provide some more of my views for you! I know you are sharp, it simply takes ...
The Universe6/23/2004
  Q: I am a sophomore in high school. I don't think there's an answer to my question, but I was wondering ...
  A: These answers are mainly my own views. I think eventually that you will find them to be correct. I ...
Physics6/21/2004
  Q: Do you know of any professions that use vector addition? If so what quantities would that person ...
  A: .. Thanks for your question! Regarding Vector Addition Math Problems: Q. Do you know of any ...
future6/14/2004
  Q: My sister has visions, they always come true, she had one that she would die in a car accident no ...
  A: I cannot believe you would pick me to answer these sort of questions! I am basically a simple ...
question6/13/2004
  Q: i m rizwan from pakiistan.i want to ask a question which is given following 1.why does sky is looked ...
  A: The sky looks black from the Moon because it has virtually no atmosphere to refract and diffuse any ...
Dear Sir, thanks for your...6/11/2004
  Q: In simple language I want to make a coating material on glass which can give sharp permanent line ...
  A: Here are the basics... Normally thin-film Samarium or Neodymium coated filters are used for the ...
Inductors and Capacitors6/1/2004
  Q: I have these two questions: Why does Current Lags Voltage in a Inductor, I mean if we see w.r.t ...
  A: Q. Why does Current Lag Voltage in an Inductor, I mean if we see w.r.t time first Voltage is ...
UFO5/27/2004
  Q: I am a freshman and doing a report for class about the Novel War of the Worlds. Could you answer ...
  A: Here are some basic answers... 1. Could the Martians keep track of us form earth? A. Yes, they ...
REEs, alien contact, two questions5/24/2004
  Q: Followup To Question -Dear Spaceman, James, I checked out your recommendations for rare earth ...
  A: Q. Cancer research-that's truly wonderful. Gosh, I hope you find a cure, or at least a better ...
REEs, alien contact, two questions5/20/2004
  Q: Followup To Question - Dear Spaceman, James, I checked out your recommendations for rare earth ...
  A: Perhaps we could co-author a book on the topic of reincarnation. I am not that well informed on book ...
REEs, alien contact, two questions5/19/2004
  Q: James, I checked out your recommendations for rare earth element web sites- very informative, gave ...
  A: Here are some more answers Diane! Feel free to ask more questions if you need to. Q. I have a few ...
LPG Sensor5/18/2004
  Q: I am a postgraduate student of Physics. I want to know about materials which sense the LPG and ...
  A: Did you mean by LPG "Long Period Grating" sensors? Then visit this next website for some details. If ...
Semiconductor (Electronics)5/17/2004
  Q: I am a Electronics student. My question is why photodiode is always connected in reversbias. Explain ...
  A: Here are some basic answers... The reverse bias is used to increase the saturation level of the ...
LPG Sensor5/17/2004
  Q: I am a postgraduate student of Physics. I want to know about materials which sense the LPG and ...
  A: Here are some basic answers on this topic. Let me know if you need any further details as I am ...
REEs, alien contact, two questions5/16/2004
  Q: James, I checked out your recommendations for rare earth element web sites- very informative, gave ...
  A: Here are some basic answers... I checked out your recommendations for rare earth element web ...
15yo5/13/2004
  Q: Just curious, if in space there is no resistance why do spaceships need fuel other than for ...
  A: Q. If in space there is no resistance why do spaceships need fuel other than for directional ...
Beware Of Lightning5/12/2004
  Q: Why is it advisable not to stand under a tree during thunderstorm( or more precisely during ...
  A: Lightning is attracted to the highest conductor in an open field or exposed area. When a person ...
Electronics5/11/2004
  Q: I am 17 years old. I was wondering how to design an experiment to investigate; how the electrical ...
  A: Here are some websites which will answer most of your questions regarding the experiment you intend ...
Galvanometer5/6/2004
  Q: Well in physics class I was taught that we need to add a small shunt resistance in parallel to a ...
  A: You can easily explore this topic on the following website. It will describe how these different ...
Sercit Theory5/4/2004
  Q: 4) Calculate the power dissipated by R1, R2 ,R3 and R4. 5) Determine the power delivered by the ...
  A: Since I cannot see the particular circuit you are referring to, please refer to the next two ...
Top 25 Censored Media Stories of 2002-20034/30/2004
  Q: http://www.projectcensored.org/publications/2004/index.html What do you think about the site above?
  A: The website you mentioned is reflective of the current power structure in the US and the world ...
Unplugged computers during lightning storms4/29/2004
  Q: i remembered asking you some questions on electricity before i graduated last year and was very ...
  A: .. Yes, the phone line can easily fry your computer as well! Anything connected to your computer ...
spaceman4/26/2004
  Q: 1)Who is the popular spaceman in the universe? 2)Is there any other planet in our solar system other ...
  A: 1. Who is the popular spaceman in the universe? A. I do not think it is me! I am a basic scientist. ...
ice on the sea4/22/2004
  Q: why did not we see any ice on the sea and I would like to have some pictures about it. ...
  A: Water in the oceans has dissolved salt (NaCl) and many other minerals. This lowers the freezing ...
Replay4/21/2004
  Q: Spaceman I'm sorry,my problem have not been solved. You had written that freezing of seawater ...
  A: I never give up until my clients are fully satisfied with my answers! The following website will ...
james clerk maxwell etc, etc4/20/2004
  Q: I am a 50+ university lecturer in architecture based in Scotland. My personal research over 30 years ...
  A: We are the same age by the way! What can I say, there are many areas of knowledge which are ...
Freezing of oceans!!!4/19/2004
  Q: spaceman I come for another question! This time i want to know why do not oceans be come freeze!?I ...
  A: Water in the oceans has dissolved salt (NaCl) and many other minerals. This lowers the freezing ...
light4/17/2004
  Q: Salam: We are aparticipants in world links workshop in Jordan/ Aqaba And we have some questions to ...
  A: Here are the basics... Q: Does light have mass? A. Light or any photon stream truly exists as ...
Physicists4/14/2004
  Q: Hello, my name is Drew Beres, a freshman in highschool, and I'm looking into a career as a ...
  A: I hope you wanted my profile as opposed to a basic sample of responses. Here we go... Name: J. C. ...
electronics4/11/2004
  Q: I'm building a toy remote control car (about 12"x6")one wheel at a time, one gear at a time. ...
  A: Here are some quick answers for you! We are under severe storm conditions here in Florida. Let me ...
Forensic Physics4/8/2004
  Q: I'm 26 and doing a PhD in the physics of biological systems in the UK. I want to find out whether I ...
  A: I wish you the best of luck with your desire to pursue forensic science with a slant towards ...
uses of convex mirror4/3/2004
  Q: give me at least five use of convex mirror only
  A: Here are some convex mirror applications... For outside uses--such as viewing driveways, alleys, ...
Statics4/2/2004
  Q: What is the horizontal force required to prevent a block from sliding down on an inclined plane ...
  A: I cannot provide the particular answer, but here follows some fine websites which will describe for ...
difference3/31/2004
  Q: sir! Q.What is the defference between AC& DC?
  A: AC is alternating current. Its voltage potential varies above and below the 0 point. It is what is ...
High frequency noise and animals3/30/2004
  Q: -I haven't been able to get solid information from the dogs and pet people, so it occurred to me ...
  A: The science on this issue has not been well established. I know that my English Setter reacts with ...
optics3/29/2004
  Q: a glass slab 6 cm thick silvered from oe phase, object is kept 8cm from unsilvered phase the image ...
  A: I have not had to deal much with this topic, so please review the following websites for some ...
At the summit of a high mountain,...3/28/2004
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  A: As the altitude increases, the barometric pressure decreases. This fall in the barometric pressure ...
Manual sloution.3/26/2004
  Q: Q: Please how have i get The Manual Solution of Physics Vol 1&2, from Internet.
  A: You will want to research the following science book websites for the exact title you are looking ...
optics3/25/2004
  Q: Plz explain me that y, when light is reflected there introduces a phase diffrence of 180 degree? if ...
  A: The 180 degree phase change relates more to basic wave optics than any quantum considerations. ...
Ozone layer and air polution3/23/2004
  Q: We have an essay for our physics lessons and the laboratory in high school, about polutions and I ...
  A: I think the following website will provide you with all the information you need for your essay. I ...
physics- crumple zones3/17/2004
  Q: How is a crumple zone related to physics?
  A: Here are my basic answers... How is a crumple zone related to physics? A. Because all the MATH ...
helium3/15/2004
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  A: All of the nasty details of the lift capacity of helium gas for your project are detailed on the ...
UFO's3/14/2004
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  A: Most true UFO's are physical craft which use a strong gravity field for propulsion. Visit: ...
problem with static electricity3/9/2004
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  A: I know all about your problem and I also dislike receiving high voltage/low current shocks. Q. Is ...
foaming while UV glue hardening3/7/2004
  Q: I wonder why some glue types (ultraviolet herdened) do foaming on glue surface while hardening, is ...
  A: I would suggest some heating and vibrating the UV cure epoxy before any UV exposure. This would help ...
Smoke Generation3/3/2004
  Q: Age: 41 .. I am seeking a substance that can create a large volume of high-visibility smoke that is ...
  A: I can recommend the following sources for nontoxic smoke generation equipment. To make these ...
electricity and electronics3/2/2004
  Q: my age is 25 1)if one body is positively charged and another body is negatively charged, free ...
  A: I normally never answer homework questions, but here are a few of MY answers... 1. A 2. D 3. B 4. A ...
government coverups2/24/2004
  Q: do you have any proof of any government haveing space craft that can travel fast speeds.?
  A: I can (and will) only tell you only what I know to be true. What I worked on (for DARPA) were the ...
optic and astrology2/23/2004
  Q: when a very high melting point objects when heated it will radiate heat and the apparent colour ...
  A: Here are the basic answers... Metal Heat vs Color Degrees F ...
physics ques using maths2/22/2004
  Q: I would like to ask for your expertise regrading the correct way to plot graph using Mathematica ...
  A: Here is some help for you. Let me know if you need additional assistance. Def.: "Plot---plots one ...
electronic math2/21/2004
  Q: How do you convert dB's to voltage gain? I have a sample problem where an FM receiver provides a ...
  A: The following website will provide you with all the dB to voltage gain conversions and understanding ...
FORCES2/19/2004
  Q: Spaceman This time i want to know about two subject. NORMAL FORCE and VAN DER WALL FORCE! thanks a ...
  A: Here are some basics on these topics: Regarding Van der Waals forces: The physical forces of ...
Second Length2/16/2004
  Q: "Second" is probably the basic unit of time. I have a question. Why the length of a second is "One ...
  A: 1.Time as expressed by "one-second" is a man-made concept, used as a simple common reference. ...
Physics2/13/2004
  Q: How and why does the weight or length of a pendulum affect the swing?
  A: The following websites are provided since they explain this topic much better than I can, as they ...
magnitized water2/12/2004
  Q: i am 11 years old and this is mywhy can water be magnetized?
  A: Elements which occur in water are magnetized as they pass through layers of naturally occuring ...
Electricity2/8/2004
  Q: 1. i have doubt, it may look silly. is valance electrons reduced in electrodes? because they are ...
  A: Here are some answers for you. I could not include all of the information necessary in one or two ...
Derive an expression.2/7/2004
  Q: I need help with showing that if the the actual density of the universe, is equal to ...
  A: There are a number of websites which will guide you to the correct expression. Remember that I never ...

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