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This, from my understanding, is because the density of the metal of the hollow pipe is greater (if the weights are the same). Therefore it is harder to strain a denser object than a less dense of the same weight

Are you serious?? that is so weird! that's not far from where i live actually. only about a 3 hour drive at most! we lived in the same state(within 3 hours of one another).. went to the same school program.. have the same name... Are both interested in MAth and Science(and are rather good at...

i think he means it is a moot point, or that there is such a fine line that it is fractional*(which is what i think he meant to say) HallsofIVY where is annandale VA anyways?.. must be a small town like dinwiddy but I am southeastern in Chesapeake

totally lost me on that response?

could one build a circular track. BUild small walls with N magnets on the outside and S mag. on the inside of the circle (both facing in towards the track. put magnets on the sides of the train opposite of the walls. And put a magnet on the bottom of the train which repels one placed...

299,792,458 m/s - Speed of light (.8 = 239,833.966 km/s) 149,600,000 km - Earth's orbit away from sun. Therefore circumference of orbit = (pi(d)) 3.14*299,200,000 = ~939,488,000 just for fun. the speed of the Earth in m/s (in reference to the orbit around our sun).. there are...

some stars includes our own, so i used that as a provable refernece, or am I just not understanding what he meant? And if c is the S.o.L. Why would it change from what you were measuring it with respect to? wheter you judged it from our sun, orhter stars, Mars, or even comets?

HEY THAT WAS MINE! WE HAD TO DO THAT IN CLASS AS AN ExPERIMENT! THATS NOT FAIR.. I am glad though that someone else thought of it, my lab partners thought i was crazy.. but it worked and we got an A (98).

299,792,458 m/s - Speed of light (.8 = 239,833.966 km/s) Speed of light info 149,600,000 km - Earth's orbit away from sun. Orbit info Therefore circumference of orbit = (pi(d)) 3.14*299,200,000 = ~939,488,000 therefore if the Earth were traveling at 8/10 the speed of light the...

I have mic. FS 2004 PE (professional edition.. its pretty cool, they have expansions for it) but i was wondering if there were any better?.. wasnt gonnamention it so ppl would be unbiased but it seems that a good one to keep with,

This isn't really an Engineering question more rather an an aero question. What is a good Flight Simulator other than the real thing, (commercially, ranging between $100- $1,000). Anyone have ideas (for PC)

Horsepower for rotating objects: HP = (TxN)/(5250) where HP = Horsepower T = Torque (lb-ft) N = Motor Base Speed (RPM) ---------------------------------- Torque for rotating objects: T = (HPx5250)/N where T = Torque (lb-ft) HP = Horsepower N = Motor Base Speed (RPM)...

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Thx, no that's not what i was thinking of, but i can't find it anywhere.. I am sure it'll hit me. My uncle told me once and i looked it up somewhere, can't find it. I'll have to sak him next time i get around to it. I am 16 now and know way too much for my own good.. and I've wanted to fly and...

got it.. and yes my spanish is crap i know... but u got what i meant.. like i said i understand it better than i write it