Recent content by Silver_rose

I'm curious as to why you would think stimulated emission would be less. If it makes sense mathematically what is making you think it should be any different?

I had to look this up to even get a clue, so I don't really know but - Here's a definition of an elastomeric protein: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11084370 As far as I can tell the elastomeric protein can take more stress than a polyprotein, because it states they can withstand...

Da Vinci's Leda and the swan, but hand drawn and only Leda's head. I have it because one day when I was a teenager, I was looking up Da Vinci art on google, and I stumbled upon this picture, I thought it would make a nice Avatar.

In my case, maybe, but I'm a very special case. A little back story - mid to late 2012 I was placed in a hospital for a month with a rather fierce gall stone induced necrotising pancreatitis. I lost most function in my pancreas and had to have my gall bladder removed. This lovely situation put...

It has been pointed out that the production of vitamin D is a necessary process inside your body and it is, but the reason why tanning is so bad has a lot to do with the brown pigment that is created due to the exposure of UV radiation. This brown pigment is called melanin and it is created by...

I've always wanted to travel, starting with my own country - Northern most Australia and Southern most Australia; trekking through the Tasmanian forests. Then travel all over Europe, visit rural Russia in winter, go to Egypt and visit the city that shares my name. I would love to see all these...

Use your imagination? :p When I used to do it I would be mixing the ingredients I put the egg/s into. But I guess it would always depend on what it was I was cooking/baking.

Best part about that technique is you can learn to do it one handed quite easily.

I'm not sure entirely what you're getting at, but are you talking about replacing a car engine with a model similar to that of a heart? Because while I know very little about the engine of a car, I don't think the two would be interchangeable. Physiology is only one facet of the chemical...

I consider Math to be a language on its own, so when I find there's a lack in understanding there is a need for translation. So if I understand it, I read it as it's native. If I don't and it needs further thought, I translate it back to English sometimes to cement the process.

I do this when I reading through a concept I don't straight away understand, I read it aloud, whether it be mathematical or literary. It helps me understand what it is I'm reading, I consider it a learning technique, so it doesn't bother me.

I use the arrow and it seems like it's pretty standard notation from all of my textbooks to do it that way, so that's how I do it.

I too, am a lover of science. I have been in love with Physics for 8 years now and have just entered my second year of university in my Bachelor of science, majoring in physical sciences. I hope to obtain a PhD and work in either field of theoretical or quantum physics. Physics, isn't the only...