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I wouldn't suggest you to pursue at Uni-Vienna. It seems to be costly and not one of the real great Uni to invest into. Preferably you complete your graduation in engineering and opt for Physics masters at US, scholarships would be easily made available if your score is nice throughout. But, if...

Is this what you mean to say: You suspend a metal in a vacuum isolated jar(say), so, does the metal cool? If that's what you wish to say, the answer is yes. It would definitely drop. And it is due to Radiation.

I don't think that's the case. You are applying excessive energy in firing the bow. So, that's the tricky part.

Thanks got the point.

I am sorry to interrogate, but the unit of current is Ampere, and coulomb is unit of charge. As per ohms law, 10A Current will flow, to balance the equation.

Thanks a lot. Got it, so the heated water will be evaporated. And the cooler will be remain at bottom. This cycle will be continued... Thanks again.

Could you please elaborate.

I feel the amount of heat absorbed would be really less to convert it into work. Its similar to the problem where we cannot use the sound energy to generated by phone to charge itself again. And with that amount of heat, it would be possible to drive a paper boat (I am not saying...

Liked the answer. Salute buddy. Let's iron out of the waste energy. One more thing, Can you explain this clearly:

I liked this question. Lets assume the flesh is made up of Water, (ρ=1000kg/m) cool. Secondly, the rock, assume any rock or in general, it would have twice the density that of water or let's say, 1.5 times the density of water. So rock will be heavy. Secondly, Rhino will have air inside...

I meant is it generating heat?

Is it heating?

Hello guys, This has been my observation and a general physical significance of water, maybe. I would like to know, why does the water keep its temperature low from the atmospheric temperature? For example, the room temperature is 29°C and the water kept in steel bucket may measure somewhat...

You're right. I need to experiment it different ways. But it must happen when we cry. Oh, I am not certain but your answer is somewhat correctly related to sphere formed by tear drop. And I think yes we see a spectrum when we cry. Holy, I can't even cry right now. Thanks for the answer.

W=F x s F= m x a here a=(a1 due to motion - a2 of wind) So the answer goes b. S=SPEED/T So s is inversely proportional to T. Answer goes a. Taking over the overall situation, the whole Work done in Unit TIME, we are equating both thee equations. So the answer and the CORRECT answer...