Loess (US: , UK: ; from German Löss [lœs]) is a clastic, predominantly silt-sized sediment that is formed by the accumulation of wind-blown dust. Ten percent of the Earth's land area is covered by loess or similar deposits.Loess is an aeolian (windborne) sediment being an accumulation of: twenty percent or less clay and the balance mainly equal parts sand and silt typically from 20 to 50 micrometers per particle often loosely cemented by calcium carbonate. It is usually homogeneous and highly porous and is traversed by vertical capillaries that permit the sediment to fracture and form vertical bluffs.
I am interested in finding how to calculate daily water loss for a heated water spa located in a temperature-controlled pool room. The water volume and surface area are constant. I want to determine the amount of daily water loss as spa water temperature, ambient air temperature, and relative...
"Utah Ravers Treated Like Terrorists"
http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2005/8/22/13030/7546
Police raided a legal event without a warrant and teargassed people who didnt deserve it. There is video and pictures for proof as well. ACLU is involved, and lawsuits are being filed against the...
Found this on Woit's:
http://www.arxiv.org/abs/hep-th/0507171
Authors: S. W. Hawking
Report-no: DAMTP-2005-66
"The question of whether information is lost in black holes is investigated using Euclidean path integrals. The formation and evaporation of black holes is regarded as a...
Biodiversity is affected through a variety of means. Landscaping with non-native plants that adapt well to a new climate, for example, can allow the non-native plant to spread at the expense of native plants. Ranching has led to problems in places such as Death Valley, a fragile ecosystem where...
This is actually pretty embarrassing for me but a question just popped in my head today and in my three years of studying Engineering Physics nobody gave me the answer:
Why is it that heat effects are always considered as energy loss?
Really. I understand that's not really convenient if...
looks like a fun problem, just got to understand it:
A 500g block slides down a radial track with height of 1.0 m, it's radius is 1.0 m, with velocity of 4 m/s at the end of the track. what is the loss of the TME?
Disipation of energy problem:
TMEf - TMEo
F * D = K.E.f + P.E.f - (K.E.o...
What exactly does "without loss of generality" mean
What exactly does "without loss of generality" mean and how can you formally tell when you are justified in using it? I understand what it means and how to use it informally but is there formal justification for it?
When you say "WLOG let...
I had a thought the other day that I would quite like feedback on:
Could the universes accelerating expansion be fuelled by the amount of mass in the universe decreasing? Is it possible that a black hole could become so massive that it tears away from/gets pinched off spacetime, how much mass...
http://msnbc.msn.com/id/7896073/
Today I went to a tree planting in honor of these students, sponsored by all the other teams in the event. About 20 people from MSU came. A few of them will spend the night with me. The accident happened a few weeks back, there past the state of shock, and...
Hi. I'm trying to determine the flow rates of water in a pipe network. At a junction in a pipe, for example a simple y junction where the water heads out of a tap down a short length of tube before splitting into two lengths of tube of the same diameter, would the head loss equation for one of...
-A transmission line has a resistance of 5 ohms. Calculate the power loss in the line when 10 000 kW are transmitted at 10 kV...
I don't know where to start, what formula am I supposed to use? I'm sure the second I find out its going to be soo easy, but any help would be apreciated.
Thanks...
ok consider the circuit. what is the power loss in the 20 ohm resistor in J/s?
ok so what i did was that... and i don't know where to go after... please help
could the lost energy from light cause the expansion of space?
i know we have no evidence that light can lose energy but over a long distance and i mean like a Mpc or more. TO me this almost seems like a chicken and and egg question.
I analyzed the chimney gas from a 70 kWboiler burning pellets. I found the temperature to be 140C, the CO2 value was 8%, and the room temp was 22C. Is it possible from this to calculate the boilers radiation loss? If not, what other information do I need? I used Siegert's formula to find the...
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I am trying to estimate the flow rate in a long pipe of rectangular cross section. The pipe is 100 m long and has twenty 180 degree turns. I have been able to calculate the pressure drip for a 100m straight pipe, but I have not been able to estimate the losses due to the turns. Is there...
I am just double checking an idea that I've always figured was true, but never really asked someone who knows about. In basically any machine that is not 100% efficient, the only "place" the lost energy (due to the inefficiency) can go is into its surroundings as heat energy, or radiation...
Suppose a man is losing heat at a rate of 300 W. His body temperature is 1.5 deg C below normal, and he begins to shiver. If his mass is 65 kg, how many hours will it take for his temperature to rise to normal?
Correct answer: 0.75 hrs
General feedback: First determine how much energy is...
Apparently my lecturer has given me this type of quest and i really have no idea how to do this quest..anyone know the formula for conduction current..displacement current and loss tangent..please give me brief idea how to do it...what i know is that for displacement current i have to...
There will be no waves for the transerve wave any more after a period of time, why?
Disturbance is added, it starts to move. Where does the energy lose?
Why do the particles always try to archieve at their equilibrium level(position)?
Q. A disk of mass M1 = 350 g and radius R1 = 10 cm rotates about its symmetry axis at finitial = 198 rpm. A second disk of mass M2 = 198 g and radius R2 = 5 cm, initially not rotating, is dropped on top of the first. Frictional forces act to bring the two disks to a common rotational speed...
Hi everybody,
Does someone know if mass shrinks while it emits gravitation?
What I mean is either the gravitation field point of view:
Does mass need to continuously produce a field of gravitational force and by this lose energy?
Or the particle view:
If mass continuously emits...
I am beginner chem student and I am lost with mass loss. We did an experiment in lab where we are trying to identify a mystery metal. let me describe. We weighed our flask, then weighed our flask with about 1.5g of the mystery metal. Then we added 20ml of 6M HCl to a graduated cylinder and...
Information "Twin", loss Paradox?
Lets say I have a powerful telescope that can resolve focus instantly, I place a precission mirror at a Earth location, and I am with the telescope onboard a craft that can accelerate to a great speed. At the back of the craft I line up the telescope to...
Okay, so the question is an electron of energy 100 MeV collides with a photon of wavelength 3x10^(-3) m (ie: the CMB). What is the maximum energy loss of the electron?
After doing a few derivations for formulae, I came up with this one at work...could someone please let me know if there is...
Hello,
Recently I received a sample Weight Loss pill from Advantage... Wondering if I can use them... They ddin't say teens can't use them... Just wondering if anyone know there are any side affects of using Weight Loss pills. I am currently about 150lbs... i am about 5'11''. (71 inches).
As last thread about laser question,
Don't tell me some good information here as a new question.
Is it like the external world humans laser gun in principle within some secret stories. That is very powerful no source laser gun.
You know those little brown spots, some slightly raised that are referred to in the English language as "beauty marks"? I though those were permanent.
I've had one on my right little finger for my ENTIRE life. I just looked down and noticed that although the little dot is still slightly...
This was a question given to one of my classes on an exam some time back. I wonder if anyone here can nail it. I know the answer now of course, but I'm curious to see what the posters will think.
I have the next new wonder-fad in weight loss:
The Smoker's Weight Loss Plan(tm)!
Everyone knows that smoking can make you lose weight. My plan calls for smoking at least 2 packs per day. You'll be shedding the pounds in no time! (Whether fat or muscle)
Sure, it makes you stink...
I am climbing 1600 flights of stairs . Total height climbed is 1000ft.
I weigh 60 kgs. What is the energy loss in calories?
To lose the same amount of energy how long I have to walk on a flat surface at 5 Km per hour?
Thank you
Reena
The surface of Mars, the loss it’s of atmosphere and the fate of earth.
I think that what we would expect on Earth (the potential of the Earth's electro-magneto-dynamic) is not on Mars. We will not find a molten core, nor a strong atmosphere. The rotational speed of Mars is adequate but the...
Hi everyone!
I have some questions...
1. Describe the fall in the temperature of a cooling substance as a function of time.
2. Describe the effect of temperature gradient upon the rate of temp. fall.
3. Describe the effect of the nature of the substance upon the rate of fall...
Hello again...
1. Some claim that the freezer makes ice faster if one pours boiling water instead of cold water on the ice trays. Is this true? How come?
2. If one intend to drink a coffee soon, he has to stir it with teaspoon. How does that help?
3. How does a thermos bottle keep...
Hello everyone.
I have questions to ask.
1. What is Newton's Law of cooling?
2. The factors that affect the rate of cooling of a body are nature of a substance and temp. gradient. What are those?
3. How does each affect the cooling of a body? Are each of them varies...
my two wrist watches lose time overnight on an erratic basis and only in one bedroom of the house. Not every night and not the same amount of time(10-60 minutes).Each watch will lose time about twice a week and not the same amount of time and not necessarily on the same night.Neither watch loses...
I have a question I hope someone can help me with. Does light ever spontaneously lose energy? What I mean is, would, say, an infrared wave be traveling along and suddenly shift to microwave radiation, and maybe later to a radio wave, without any outside influences having affected it? If...
Here I go...
I think the world would be better if more of it's inhabitants do what they think is best for all of it's inhabitants overall.I think this would lead to a huge decrease of mistreatment of living beings. This could be for example the murder of animals for their meat instead we might...
Hello all.
I have not studied any thermodynamics, and very little physics. One unit of mechanics and one unit of wave mechanics so far. I was wondering about laptop computer cases. Some now are titanium, some still plastic. Is titanium better for absorbing and radiating out the heat? Ie...