When I was inspecting the house that I later bought about ten years ago, it was the winter time. It was cold outside. I wanted to run the air-conditioner to test that it would cool the house off effectively, but my realtor asked me not to. She said that it would damage the air-conditioner to...
I've been trying for 45 minutes and doing research but I can't even find a start to how to approach this. :(
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I have a cube with a volume of 1000m3 at an initial temp of 290K. The bottom side (10m by 10m) is open to the ambient air. I put this cube into a huge fridge and cool the whole volume by 5K. I close the open side by placing a cover on it. This cube has now got a volume of air at a temperature of...
I have been reading about the Ranke-Hilsch vortex tube. Details of the explanation tend to differ somewhat among different sources, but it got me thinking about the following thought experiment.
Air enters a tube of about 0.5 x 4 cm cross section. It passes through a section that is channelized...
Hey there, I honestly don’t know if this is the right place for this, but I figured I would ask.
lets say you are going to take a bath, but someone just took a shower and you know your hot water heater will be running low on the goods.
Just for arguments sake, let’s say you have just enough...
How do we know that cold neutrinos do not make up 100% or a large percentage of the dark matter content in the universe? In my mind, the only way to prove that dark matter is not simply cold neutrinos would be to measure the density of cold neutrinos in the universe and then calculate the...
This thread is meant to discuss a topic that arose in https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/is-there-a-theoretical-size-limit-of-a-planet.1045983/ in a more precisely specified, idealized way.
Further details:
1) Standard model + GR assumed, no other theories intended for this...
My refrigerator is on the minimal setting but still freezes the vegetables a little bit. It didn't do that a week ago. I'm renting and moving out in a few days so I'm not going to do anything drastic. How about wrapping my veggies in a blanket?
I never understood the physics of those...
Manufacturer information:
Interior material: stainless steel
Exterior materials: Stainless steel
Keeps cold liquid for: 24 hours
Keeps hot liquid for: 12 hI was looking for a thermos bottle and came across a situation that I'm having a hard time answering.
Why is the cold keeping time different...
In another well directed chemical analysis of fossils, a research group has indications that some but not all dinosaurs were warm blooded (endothermic), although some (Stegosauri and Triceratops) had apparently reverted to being cold blooded (ectothermic). In addition, it seems that the flying...
I've built an insulated chamber to protect a sensitive instrument at freeze temperatures in the winter. The instrument is mounted on a telescope, so the heat inside the chamber will slowly dissipate in the ambient. A digital PID thermostat is used to keep the temperature at a safeguard level...
cold start-: system requires huge amt of current user data to make accurate predictions
early rater-: new user hasn't rated many items to make predictions.
both same? isn't it?
cold start-: system requires huge amt of current user data to make accurate predictions
early rater-: new user hasn't rated many items to make predictions.
both same? isn't it?
I was in doubt if this is the right chapter to place this thread, but it seems there are many talents just here.
"we were observing from a decent distance through optics. The weather was frosty, clear, calm. When хххххх appeared from under the arch of the house (he was хххххххх to walk to the...
Oymyakon is cold, but not that cold
https://nypost.com/2021/12/03/fears-children-could-freeze-to-death-in-worlds-coldest-town/here is the Sun article they credited but failed to convert the temps
https://www.the-sun.com/news/4196960/fears-children-freeze-temperatures-drop/The Siberian village...
THIS POST TITLE IS MISLEADING. I paraphrased/lifted from the jpost. com article but did not read the research article. @Ygggdrasil graciously points out the error in post #3 below. Thanks...
I finally brought in a heater and kept it at about 30C for 3 hours. It still smells like uncured offgassing. Will it ever cure or did the freezing/prolonged cold ruin it and i have to remove it?
I recently finished reading Paul Davies book The Eerie Silence, which is a book about the SETI (Search for ExtraTerrestrial Intelligence) project. In The Eerie Silence, Davies says that scientists using radio telescopes to search for radio messages from space aliens set their radio telescopes...
I understand that based on what I have read online quantum computers are required to be close to absolute zero because it introduces less error. Is it because brownian motion due to thermal agitation of molecules reduces with temperature?
So I've been hunting google for an answer but i cannot find a definitive one.
If 0 Kelvin is the coldest temperature and it is where atoms cease to move does this mean that a photon in a vacuum is the hottest particle because it is in turn moving at the fastest speed possible?
Second question...
Neeleman, M., Prochaska, J.X., Kanekar, N. et al. A cold, massive, rotating disk galaxy 1.5 billion years after the Big Bang. Nature 581, 269–272 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-020-2276-y
Abstract
Massive disk galaxies like the Milky Way are expected to form at late times in traditional...
What are standard quantitative measurements of wringability?
What is the quantitative limit between wringing and cold welding?
What are the basic reasons of weakness at wringing/cold welding fault?
Hi,
I was just wondering about the efficiency of a cycle that is not Carnot cycle.
In that case one should use \eta = 1-\left|\frac{Q_{\rm out}}{Q_{\rm in}}\right|, where Q_{\rm in} and Q_{\rm out} are the amounts of heat absorbed and released during the cycle.
For instance, I guess that in...
Hi,
In seebeck effect:
Ref:
Once the red region is hot, the electrons and holes move toward cooler region i.e. bottom. So there is a positive potential toward right side of cold side and negative region toward left side of cold side. So why can't the electrons and holes combine here only...
In the USA, the usual solution to keeping water lines from freezing is to bury them. In cold climates this implies digging deep trenches. (On another forum, a person from Minnesota said water lines are typically buried 7 ft deep.) In the days before modern excavating equipment, were...
No evidence for globally coherent warm and cold periods over the preindustrial Common Era
This is being reported in the popular news, here's a link to the Nature abstract.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-019-1401-2
I have a friend and he complained that at school they are teaching that warm air rises.
He said it's wrong. He said instead the cold air sinks.
Is this true?
in Clausius formulation, what does the phrase "from cold to hot" means?
I can understand it intuitively but in the language of the zero and first laws, we have not defined a temperature scale, only equivalence classes of systems that will be in equilibrium with each other (systems with the same...
I tried following:
$$ dS_{\text{total}} = |\frac{dQ}{T_c}| |\frac{dQ}{T_H}| $$
where ## T_h ## is temperature of hot water and ## T_c ## is temperature of cold water. Coefficient for water wasn't provided in the assignment so i used following value c = 4190 J/kgK.
$$ dS_{\text{total}} =...
Homework Statement
In principle, does a hot gas have more mass than the same gas when it is cold? In practice, would this be a measurable effect?
Homework Equations
E = γmc2
The Attempt at a Solution
Since there's more energy, there's more mass. But I don't think these effects would be...
If all matter was at maximum density, would not the temperature have been extremely cold of the sum of all matter? temperature affects density I think.
The planet:
Distance from star: 0.4 AU (comparable to Mercury)
Orbital period: 233 days (comparable to Venus)
Mass: at least 3 Earth masses
Temperature: -270 F (comparable to Saturn)
Barnard's Star:
Distance from us: 6 light-years; second closest star system to Sun after Alpha Centauri...
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I am facing issues with my program. Listed below. This is form my masters project. Also in what way can I connect the filleted surfaces shown in fig by a weld or just load or stress transfer connection.
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Hi there, I am currently doing a project involving cold-plasma technology systems. I am struggling to find papers relating to surface-micro barrier discharge systems, and the difference between those and dielectric barrier discharge systems.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, however basic.
Some people are more susceptible to allergies and common cold than others. For example, my mother and I suffer from dust allergies and blocked nostrils throughout the year. In fact, last year or so, my mother had to be hospitalised as her lungs had become stiff due to sudden allergy. Almost...
At an L1 LaGrangian point between two bodies, one could - materials science notwithstanding - pit two of Newton's Laws (LM3,UG) against each other to provide thruster-free stationkeeping.
Would it be feasible to use that to launch free from the system ? either spit out like a watermelon seed...
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If two bodies, who say start with ##T_{cold}=T_c## and ##T_{hot}=T_h## and then they are brought in contact with one another and then after some time they both have the same temperature. What would be the entropy of the entire system?
Also another quick question, I've looked at some...
Why is entropy lost by hot water less than the entropy gained by the cold water?From perspective of energy,why is it better to take water and heat it to a temperature than it is to mix hot water and cold water to get a particular temperature.
http://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/local/article193602684.html
See the video.
Brumation is the term used for reptiles. They simply shut down and literally freeze to get past very cold weather. Generally it is for short periods, although garter snakes in parts of Southern Canada can endure...
I have noticed that cold air makes far away objects, such as mountains, appear closer than they do in warm clear weather. Does anyone have an explanation for this?