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How do you tell the difference between a stoat and a weasel? 1. You can weaselly tell the difference, because the stoat is stoatally...

A stoatal disaster that could weaselly have been prevented.

In an RCD, the circuit wires pass the same way through a transformer core. If the currents are equal and opposite, their magnetic fields...

Yes it will trip.

Since some of the inlet pressures are negative, the pressures must be referenced to atmospheric pressure = 0 bar, with a vacuum = -1.0 bar.

The file attached to post #45, appears to be different to the one you are looking at. It has a different page 16.

That is a 20-page technical document. Please give the page number and identify the figure or table that refers to zero bar.

When the bottom of the object is at 4.0 , the object is 0% submerged and the top of the object is at 5.0 . As you lower the object into...

As you lower the object, the bottom meets the water at 4.0 . An instant later, it has displaced one drop of water, that has half filled...

Maybe you should be measuring the submergence relative to the bottom of the object, and the surface of the water, not the top of the...

Neither makes a better, lower pressure, vacuum pump. They both fail, but in different ways. The piston pump needs valves that prevent it...

Caves and rock shelters on Earth are warmer than being exposed to radiative heat loss to the night sky. The internal thermal gradient of...

Then why park in orbit with other asteroids when they could be going somewhere. Thrust could give them artificial gravity, while...

Why do aliens need to simulate gravity by spinning a rock ? Residents, with a vestibular system, could not just look the other way.

Those pumps are expected to be flooded with hydraulic oil, without any air present. I expect those figures are the inlet pressure at...