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berkeman replied to the thread Paul Hinds has passed.Thank you for the update Robert, and I'm very sorry for the loss to you and your family. Paul was an amazing member here, with many... -
berkeman reacted to PeterDonis's post in the thread Undergrad Merely a thought of where the universe expands into with
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@Dominion I would recommend spending some time getting familiar with our best current model of the universe and what it actually says... -
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Yes, done with Blender. -
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Two methods I came up with from tracing out figure 8s. The first produces a somewhat uneven one as is, but you can slightly adjust the... -
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Thanks Berkeman I'd think though handing off an object between 2 moving gears is a rather ingenious solution but full of complexity in... -
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Your reply did make a lot of sense. I'm glad you wrote a backstory with concrete details. This bodes well for you. Too often we have... -
berkeman reacted to Borek's post in the thread Can you make pure water acidic by adding free protons to it? with
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To some extent: your guesses are as good as ours. First of all: as I already signaled there is no way to add enough protons through... -
berkeman replied to the thread Convert Circular motion into figure-8 shaped loop.Welcome to PF. :smile: One idea would be to use 2 co-planar gears meshed so that they counter-rotate in the ratio 1:1. Have some sort... -
berkeman reacted to Astronuc's post in the thread Undergrad Galaxy MoM-z14 - furthest observed object with
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MoM-z14 Any photon with energy above 24.6 eV is going to ionize any atom. K, L X-rays would certainly... -
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Oh nice, I'll look into those, thanks!