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Tom WhitingU.S.
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I can answer most questions involving general science and engineering, except those involving electronics and computers. My strong points are all the Earth Sciences, especially Meteorology and Astronomy, and any related subjects to Astronomy. My weak point is Electronics Technology. No astrology questions please, or questions about alleged UFO identifications. | |
Jayendra UpadhyeIndia
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I hope to be of help to youngsters with general science concepts and may be problems they find hard to understand or solve. (I would love it if it was NOT all classwork handed out to me under the guise of questions though!). I have been reasonably successful doing that earlier, but chiefly i love this kind of thing. | |
SpacemanU.S.
On Vacation
returns 11/27/2009 |
My scope of knowledge and experience includes inorganic chemistry, electronics, physics, and other subjects including "Special Access Programs" work. I have worked in various research and development fields for over 26 years. Much of this work has been for large corporations. |
Hi Amir, Over millions and billions of years, Yes, there can be slow, very minor changes, barely measureable. But over our day to day lives, and in thousands of years (very short time frame), No
Hello Chucho... Thanks for your question! Sorry for my late reply, had to swap-out my computer modem! As for Compounds: From Ask.com "1. A pure, macroscopically homogeneous substance consisting
Hello Renee... Thanks for your question! The answer is Friction..as a result of gravity. Defined: Physics A force that resists the relative motion or tendency to such motion of two bodies or
Hi Luz, Not with the naked eye of course, but yes, using either a field ion microscope, or a scanning eletron microscope, see http://www.ornl.gov/info/ornlreview/rev28-4/text/atoms.htm Just google
Hi Duncan, No. On Jan 1st when it's winter in the United Kingdom (and the Northern Hemisphere) then it's summertime in South Africa (and the southern hemisphere, by definition. That takes care of the

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