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    Can a Liquid Survive in a Vacuum Without Vaporizing?

    can a liquid exist in vacuum? Wouldn't it vaporize to gaseous form?
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    Drop a spring into the ocean and other stuff

    Hi JHamm! I know you're not sure; try this: I am sorry but would you believe if I said that the radius of the hemisphere will also decrease when the assembly is plunged into water. If you want more, I shall say that the area of cross-section of the wire of the spring will also increase...
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    Image Formation and Reflection

    1st: when you understand that, please let me know! Its not easy. 2nd: image may not form on an object always. wall is too rugged to form image of all points of some object on a single plane, so that you could see the image. this will also help you in another way: all things reflect light but...
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    Drop a spring into the ocean and other stuff

    First, neglect pressure changes over the entire area of your device(this is very realistic). But don't be afraid! Now, the wire your spring is made of shall definitely have a finite cross-sectional area, say "a". The component of the pressure force acting on the curved surface of one hemisphere...
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    How to run two processors in parallel?

    I have a laptop computer, core 2 duo processor. I have another intel processor with me. How if I want to run these two processors in parallel? Is it possible? How so? Thanks!
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    Moving bike stabilizes but standing bike falls

    1. "replace ...with circular skate blades...it would still be stable" Are you sure? I don't think so. What do you think? 2. "...This results in self correction that returns the bike to an upright position" Do you mean that the "self-correction returns the bike to an upright position"...
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    Help the Family Business: Engineering Degrees & Contracting

    don't study engineering/science if you want to sell soaps. as simple as that!
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    Does technology always follow science? Examples from history suggest otherwise.

    Does 'Science precedes technology' or 'technology precedes science?' Think about atomic clocks used in GPS satellites.
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    Moving bike stabilizes but standing bike falls

    A bike "B1" is on the go. Another one, "B2" is standing upright and still. Which one is more stable, in the sense that, if I push one, which one shall fall down more easily?
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    Understanding Different Waves Propagating Through Water

    1. Tension does not hold water within the surfaces. 2. "not letting energy...". Excuse me; are you a physics student? 3. "ignore water tension...not really that important..". I am sorry, it is really important; you don't realize. 4. "I probably...". Why did you have to even write these? You...
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    Investigating the Doppler Effect on Conversation Outcomes

    Jadaav: try to develop confidence; physics is not something to memorize.
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    Investigating the Doppler Effect on Conversation Outcomes

    you said: 'a vehicle passed by with a huge sound' The 'huge' sound from the vehicle did nothing to your friend's sound. It cannot! the amplitude induced at your eardrum by the vehicle's 'huge' sound was high; much more than your friend's sound. So even though both the sounds reached your...
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    Other Becoming an Engineer: Considerations and Personal Experiences

    simple: if u fancy machine making and using, go for mech. if you love mother Earth more, want to stay close to nature etc., go for civil. Both are great.
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    Can you explain why we see a reflection when looking into glass?

    Any material reflects light. As simple as that! Try your rough cellphone cover, viewing at a really small angle with the surface. Doesn't it reflect the wall behind?
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    Gravitational acceleration at Mariana Trench

    let the value to be calculated is equal to 'g' so weight of that body is precisely the force due to Earth's attraction: or, mg=GMm/(r*r) here, m is mass of the object and M = mass of that part of Earth enclosed by a sphere having radius same as distance of Earth's center from mariana trench(= r)...
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