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News Scotland Seceding: Can UK Survive Without Scotland?
Because we do not live on land expropriated only a couple of hundred years ago...- ferrelhadley
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- Forum: General Discussion
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News Scotland Seceding: Can UK Survive Without Scotland?
What a bizarre opinion. Why should devolved powers go back to Westminister? Scotland has a different legal system to England, why should English MPs be imposing laws on Scotland? Other than to treat the country as little more than a laboratory for their latest wheezes like Poll Tax was...- ferrelhadley
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Extinction rates, hands off the islands
They confine themselves to since 1500. The extinction of large animals on Eurasia, the Americas and Australia in since homo sapiens moved in meant that most of the most vulnerable species, those in need of large ranges, were gone by the time they start looking. Even then their figure for 3...- ferrelhadley
- Post #20
- Forum: Earth Sciences
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What Are the Wackiest Findings from the 2011 Ig Nobel Awards?
My alma mater. :)- ferrelhadley
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Constant and a variable in a squareroot needs integrating
I did not but have now found out and found the missing values 1.6 3.2 and applied the trapezoid formula and gotten 43.86 Many thanks- ferrelhadley
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Constant and a variable in a squareroot needs integrating
Homework Statement http://s39.photobucket.com/albums/e178/dorlomin/enviroment/?action=view¤t=core2.jpg http://s39.photobucket.com/albums/e178/dorlomin/enviroment/?action=view¤t=core2.jpg" Homework Equations In the question shown the equation is required to be integrated to...- ferrelhadley
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Japan Earthquake: Nuclear Plants at Fukushima Daiichi
I was working on open literature that stated an uncovered fuel rod would reach a temperature of 1100C, but thinking on the issue I've spotted a couple of flaws including that as you say most of the fuel rods will be radiating at other fuel rods so no net loss and as the rods are not really...- ferrelhadley
- Post #110
- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Japan Earthquake: Nuclear Plants at Fukushima Daiichi
Dumb question time (but its the right forum for it I guess) Where have I gone wrong with this. If the fuel rods in the core are about 1300K then pluggin into stefan boltman I get At 1300K I a get c 1.62*10^5 J/s per square meter assuming emissivity of 1. j = (1300K)^4* 1 * (5.67*10^-8) So why...- ferrelhadley
- Post #105
- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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High School What would happen if the Earth become completely solid?
Over 10 000s of years the Earth will freeze and become a snow ball. Without volcanic outgassing to replace CO2 sequestered by rock weathering there would be a slow run down in total atmospheric CO2 levels and the cooling would reach a runaway state when the glaciers were far enough south. This...- ferrelhadley
- Post #7
- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics
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Japan Earthquake: Nuclear Plants at Fukushima Daiichi
Others I have heard a suggesting the hydrogen many have been used in the generator as a lubricant which is housed near the reactor. Any coment on that?- ferrelhadley
- Post #23
- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Trying to understand the stucture of Maths\Further Maths A level.
In part because when about 50 CVs land on an employment agencies desk that all have 2:1s they start wittling them down, they do this by looking at the experiance, then the uni the degree came from and the school results. My recent forced foray into the job market confirmed that even with 5 years...- ferrelhadley
- Post #8
- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Trying to understand the stucture of Maths\Further Maths A level.
Many thanks for the advice I have a clearer idea of the structure now. Trying to sort out an exam center for the modules I am to do.- ferrelhadley
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Trying to understand the stucture of Maths\Further Maths A level.
Hi I am a person in my 30s planning to re-do my high school qualifications and have been studying up for a AS level in Maths with core 1 core 2 and mechanics 1. But I am not quite understanding the structure of the further maths A level. Also in terms of the various different exam boards, is...- ferrelhadley
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- A level
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising