Recent content by zynko

They say it would take 10 trillion trillion degrees and probably tons of pressure. Maybe more then the center of a red giant. Maybe more then a neutron star. Well if this is the way our universe began, were did the temperature and pressure come from. I am reading different stuff on how the...

Is there such thing as a Hutchison Effect? Cause i am planning to build a tesla coil and i want to get this straight. Did that guy exagerate or is there somthing real to it or is the Hutchison Effect totally different from what that essay said? Your right Gonzolo, that was the only...

wow. \infty black holes in a given space witch has \infty weight. That's more interesting then a teaspoon of neutron star matter.

Thats bizzare. The only thing i can think of is instead of heat making it boil, a vacuum does it. Maybe as it freezes in the cold temp, the vacuum sucks any gas out of the water (whitch is H and O, and those make up water in the whole). P.S. For any teens such as myself out there...

I was just woundering, what are some of the weirdest facts you heard or read about physics in general? Weirdest thing i read about was about liquid Helium and how it flows out of its container when lifted but flows back in when set back down. And the other thing is that one teaspoon of...

Thanks for your help guys, especially Gonzolo. I'll try to the thing with two wires and see what i get out of that.

I heard one of the best things is a faraday cage. like a resourceful one such as a car. go in one of those.

Well, a thermoelectric material turns heat into electricity. that's what i mean.

I wanted to do an experiment that had to deal with thermoeletric materials, and the out but of electricity. Does anyone know of a common thermoelectric material? Maybe somthing around the house? If not then just name off what you know. I want to see the output of electricity compared to the...

how do you guys know what equations to us? it's like the concept and math changes according to the shape of an object.

looks like an expression of inversed perportions

thats the same thing i came across to. i don't know how that relates in terms of thos variables

heres the site i got it from. http://www.tcaep.co.uk/science/equation/atoc.htm look along down that list and youll see it.

How is this equation used? Whats the applications and what do the variables stand for. i can't find anything on google. Heres the equation- q=1/2e^v^2