Accordingly to special relativity, the instant 'now' to an observer is the instant when light reaches his eyes to tell him of a distant event. This being so, it follows that if a clock moves away from...
My grandson asked "what's the difference between heat & temperature"? (a homework question) I was not alot of help to him. Anyone else know the answer?
I two pewter item I don't know what they are...maybe someone can help or point me in the right direction where I might find out if no one know? I would call each a "dish" but not like for eating, the...
I was wondering whether a bank of wardrobes along my party wall in the bedroom would cut down noise from my neighbours ie tv noise and talking.I am thinking maybe by having a buffer there will reduce...
I often wondered why it has not been possible to design a sailing ship to move not by the sails catching the wind but by rotating the propellers by wind power.
As my wife gets older, she increasingly finds its difficult to overcome the inertia and drag of the standard vacuum cleaner. Does anyone know of a lightweight machine that incorporates some form of...
I have seen it stated that the quantum entities approach the double slit as a 'probability wave' and that this accounts for the appearance of the interference lines on the receiving screen. It does...
What I actually mean is for peaceful purposes. Would it be possible to activate huge magnets to disarm the opposing army or to 'catch' bullets, missiles, shells etc in a sort of magnetic force field...
Can any one help me?!!!! In the syllabus, for OCR, it says that I need to know how to "calculate work done by a constant in situations including those where the force is NOT in the same direction as...