Recent content by Rod Alexei
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How can an increase in relative humidity affect visibility
Thanks in advance!- Rod Alexei
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- Earth science Humidity increase Relative Relative humidity
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- Forum: Earth Sciences
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Change in Axial Obliquity of the Earth's Spin Axis
What causes the change in the axial tilt of the earth? Why does it change?- Rod Alexei
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- Axial Axis Change Earth science Spin
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- Forum: Earth Sciences
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Only half the Earth’s ionosphere is being ionized by the Sun
Well I think I have to agree.- Rod Alexei
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- Forum: Earth Sciences
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Only half the Earth’s ionosphere is being ionized by the Sun
Here's my second try. Thanks for your replies ! I assume the tennis ball would be the earth, and the lit globe would be the sun. Only half the tennis ball would be illuminated. (I guess)- Rod Alexei
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- Forum: Earth Sciences
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Only half the Earth’s ionosphere is being ionized by the Sun
http://solar-center.stanford.edu/SID/activities/ionosphere.html Here is my source guys. I forgot to mention "at any time". Why is it half not any other value ?- Rod Alexei
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- Forum: Earth Sciences
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Only half the Earth’s ionosphere is being ionized by the Sun
What is the reason for this? Is it because of the Earth's rotation?- Rod Alexei
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- Earth science Ionosphere Sun The sun
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- Forum: Earth Sciences
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Direction of Electric field (EM induction)
Electrons. But we take the convention of moving "positive charges"- Rod Alexei
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Direction of Electric field (EM induction)
Homework Statement In which direction would the electric field in the wire point if the wire were pulled to the right? Homework Equations Right hand rule F=qvXB The Attempt at a Solution My answer is downward. I am confused whether I should take the moving charges as positive or negative...- Rod Alexei
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- Direction Electric Electric field Field Induction
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What do you guys think about Dynamic Tidal Power?
Thank You very much! I'll be doing more research on the topic in the next few days.- Rod Alexei
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- Forum: General Engineering
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What do you guys think about Dynamic Tidal Power?
Thank you ! I will. I will.- Rod Alexei
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- Forum: General Engineering
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What do you guys think about Dynamic Tidal Power?
I am a 16 year old trying to make a research paper about it for my science high school. I'd like to study how it works and whether it can be applicable to Busan, South Korea. Thank you :)- Rod Alexei
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- Dynamic Engineering Hydraulics Power Renewable energy Tidal
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Schools Research Topic for Science High School Freshman in Physics
It is much safer than a normal barrage or dam and is more efficient. Also the way they produce energy.- Rod Alexei
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Schools Research Topic for Science High School Freshman in Physics
I was thinking of studying "Dynamic Tidal Power". I am currently reading papers about it right now. I don't really have a strong background in how these sorts of machines work but I am willing to try. Do you think this is a good topic for a novice?- Rod Alexei
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Schools Research Topic for Science High School Freshman in Physics
I am having trouble creating new ideas for a physics research paper. My group has three members and we are all interested in generators that run on renewable energy. Unfortunately, we haven't found a topic yet, and the deadline is looming. We don't have a research adviser as well because to get...- Rod Alexei
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- Freshman High school Physics Research Research advisor School Science Topic
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Point charge between two parallel plates (capacitor)
Yes thank you very much I found the answer now. I got 0.42 m. Thank! For number four can I use a kinematics formula as well?- Rod Alexei
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help