…were recorded in this case. What does this result mean? This means that, in order to keep the house at 20 °C, you actually need to spend a bit more…
…So we are in a chicken-egg situation. Let’s do an experiment to explore a bit further. I prepared two cups of saturated saltwater. One open and the other sealed. I…
…crystallization. Sort of like what is shown below: Let’s think a bit more about the meaning of this experiment. Notice that the temperature curve of the saturated solution lies entirely…
…Snow White has been sitting out there, slowly losing its atmosphere, and now there’s just a little bit left.” Mike Brown doesn’t yet know that Snow White has methane; there’s…
…responded slowly because it could have been exhausted as it had struggled quite a bit before it was imaged. What interests me in this experiment is thermogenesis: the process of…
…paper a little bit, we will see three zones with three different temperatures. The coolest zone shows the effect of evaporative cooling from both sides. The overlap zone shows the…
…a bit, people’s wells could dry out, and it takes time to recover.” The question is: how long will it take to replenish the water that has been removed from…
…its terms on various whims in the past. Deeply Digital possibilities? This is where things get a bit interesting. Taking all the former concerns into stride (which may well be…
…of the “U” formed by the falling links, could impart a bit of force on the falling side and make it fall faster than free-fall. Another way of saying this…
…the data a bit. While I can’t say this number translates into a million people (on the other hand teachers tend to have multiple students working together in front of…