Recent content by MarkJW

I would propose binary, but use hexadecimal for communication numbers in writing.

Pressure? Dry ice?

Here are a couple of more mainstream ideas: http://www-personal.umich.edu/~huterer/PRESS/CMB_Huterer.pdf http://arxiv.org/abs/1201.2459

Might it be more accurate to say it is a mathematical consequence of having radial motion in a rotating coordinate system? This is why it is often referred to as a "fictitious force" in the Newtonian system.

Fluids are treated as continuum mechanics. The jet has to displace air in its path, right? So it is going to transfer some energy/momentum.

Unfortunately you indicated a volumetric density. I think the number is reasonable though as https://dspace.carthage.edu/bitstream/handle/123456789/37/Adam%20Ferg.pdf?sequence=1 states ~10^-14 W/m^2.

For atmospheric gases, water may be the best bet. http://thermal-imaging-blog.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/snellblog08-03-1.bmp

Free jets emanate form an orifice and are traveling at much higher velocities then the surrounding fluid (lets say air jets in air). The interface between the jet and the surrounding air needs to be at the same velocity, so the jet has to accelerate the nearby surrounding air to satisfy this...

Gold and oxides.

Read this, and see the movie, and let Krauss and the others in the documentary explain it.

He said the implication of the WMAP data (and this now extends to Planck as it has reproduced the observations) are that we are truly in the center of the universe. Take it as you will. See the movie where he talks about it. You are presuming form your understanding what Krauss said.

Most universties have Ansys, some have Abaqus. I believe both Autodesk and Solidworks student versions have some FEA in them.

https://www.edge.org/conversation/lawrence_m_krauss-the-energy-of-empty-space-that-isnt-zero "But when you look at CMB map, you also see that the structure that is observed, is in fact, in a weird way, correlated with the plane of the Earth around the sun. Is this Copernicus coming back to...

Lawrence Krauss discusses this in the film THE PRINCIPLE. He also discusses his statement that the implications for evidence from the WMAP satellite indicates that the Earth is "truly in the center of the universe".

You should watch the movie The Principle. It discusses the issue of the cosmological/Copernican Principle, and features Lawrence Krauss, Max Tegmark, Michio Kaku, George FR Ellis, Julian Barbour, Bernard Carr and others (narrated by Kate Mulgrew, aka Captain Janeway of Star Trek). And yes it is...