Nope I didnt know that. As stated above I am only a tech guy. I read this stuff for fun because computer news isn't all that interesting anymore. I was under that impression because several sources that I have read stated that fusion couldn't happen on atoms lighter than iron. I must have read...
Ya but the way I interpreted that section of the article was that it was rejected because they couldn't explain all of why it worked. They are having the same hang up when trying to file for a patent.
Don't get me wrong, I believe they should have to be able to explain how their device works...
http://www.physorg.com/news/2011-01-italian-scientists-cold-fusion-video.html
I know you guys had to have seen this article by now. I am a just a tech guy so most of this is over my head but I am curious what you guys think about it. Is it possible? If you combine Hydrogen with Ni62 or Ni64...
I am actually very interested in this now that you bring it up. At first I thought I knew the answer. So as I started typing the answer I noticed there were a few practical things that did not follow my logic.
I initially thought that bits traveled 'on' the wave so to speak like a kid in a...
When I look at the stars in the sky with my undressed eye, they are blue. But pictures of stars taken by scientist always show them as red.
Does this mean that the stars in our galaxy are fairly stationary and/or moving closer to earth? Will I find that most red shifts will be seen in stars...
"if Quantum Mechanics (QM) is complete (and there are no "hidden variables"), then there cannot be simultaneous reality to non-commuting operators" - Taken from http://drchinese.com/David/Bell_Theorem_Negative_Probabilities.htm
I am trying to understand this sentence but I do not fully...
I think I may have found the source of my misunderstanding.
The way I am looking at this problem is there are 2 parts in this system. There is the power source and power consumer. The power source has a range of power that it can output whether it is 1.5v at 8amps, 1.2v at 6amps, etc. The power...
Ok so I looked up an energizer e91 and with a nominal IR of 150-300 milliohms and 1.5 nominal voltage I get between 5 and 10 amps( as you said 8 ).
So if I were to hook up 4 of these AAs in series would it be
48 watts = 6v*8amps ? ( assuming 8 amps is what comes out )
My next question is...
Ok sorry for any confusion. I did a poor job phrasing that question. Let me rephrase.
Let's say I have a 6v motor that draws between 15 to 60 Watts and about 2 to 8 Amps. I have a 9v lithium battery of 1200mAh and 9.6 volts. I want to achieve at least 2Nm of torque.
Power that I have...
In a 9v lithium battery, it has a capacity of 1200mAh. It is said quite frequently that it means 1200 mA in 1 hour or 2400 mA in 30 minutes etc. But how does it know how much to put out? Is it completely dependent upon the object drawing the current?
If the answer to that question is yes...