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Energy/Science Questions- What is the magnitude of the solar insolation?
Feb 15th
Question by : Energy/Science Questions- What is the magnitude of the solar insolation? 2.Name two ways of harnessing solar power for electrical power generation? 3What is the source of the earth’s geothemal energy? 4What are the two essential components of a device used in harnessing the power of the wind for electrical power generation? 5 What is the name and location of the site which had been planned as the national repository for spent nuclear fuel? What is the current status of the national repository? 6Suppose a hypothetical radioactive nucleus (Hy) has a half-life of 10 days. If we More >
Q&A: how exactly does energy allow physically complex bodies to live?
Feb 15th
Question by this is my avatar: how exactly does energy allow physically complex bodies to live? i believe in what science knows. energy cannot be created or destroyed, it is simply transferred from one place to another place. i don’t believe that energy is consciousness, but i believe that the brain is a tool to transform it into that… temporarily. i don’t believe in an afterlife, i believe that when the body dies that the body is dead… but we just become conscious through another organism.
our bodies, minds and egos are allowed to exist through energy. my question is how does More >
Pambula Beach Accommodation: An Ocean of Joy
Feb 15th
Pambula Beach Accommodation: An Ocean of Joy
If an infinity of oceanic skyline could be bound in a few words, the words would be Sapphire Coast. If the beauty of innocent water running over ever still stones could be expressed in a few words, the words would be Sapphire Coast. If the memories of the purest natural greenery could be preserved in your heart, it would be identified again with the two words of Sapphire Coast.
So is the magic of views from your Pambula Beach accommodation, where ocean and lake fall in close proximity. Imagine beachcombing the More >
npower Volunteers Care for Coastline in Beach Clean Up
Feb 15th
Birmingham, UK (PRWEB) June 18, 2009
A group of wildlife enthusiasts from the npower graduate scheme has been giving Welsh beaches a boost in time for the British summer, donning their wellies to clean up the coastline in the Vale of Glamorgan.
Graduates from npower’s power station in Aberthaw adopted a stretch of coast and spent a day carrying out a beach clean, working to guidelines provided by the Marine Conservation Society (MCS), which is a UK charity dedicated to the protection of seas, shores and wildlife.
The group scaled the beach with a litter picking mission, helping to protect wildlife in More >
How do we achieve world peace?
Feb 14th
Question by Groovy Giraffe Wheels: How do we achieve world peace? How could we ever achieve world peace? If so, HOW??? What is stopping us???
Here’s what I think:
1. We must stop competing for limited resources: First we must find a way to get abundant resources to everyone around the world. As long as some people have more than others, there will be fighting against one another. In reality, the resources are abundant. The problem is NOT that there are limited resources, it is our inability to distribute these resources to everyone. For example, the ocean has more water in More >
Founding Board of Trustees Welcomed at Antioch University New England
Feb 14th
Keene, NH (Vocus) June 19, 2009
Antioch University New England (ANE) is pleased to announce the appointment of its first board of trustees. Martha Summerville, president of Summerville Consulting, LLC, and a 1985 alumna of Antioch New England, will serve as board chair. Charlton MacVeagh, a thirty-year banking industry veteran and former trustee and board chair for Franklin Pierce University, will serve as vice-chair.
“I am honored to welcome these esteemed community members to ANE’s inaugural board of trustees,” said ANE president David Caruso. “Each board member brings significant life experience and great wisdom to our campus. I look forward More >
DeLorme Extends GPS Capabilities to ESRI Users
Feb 14th
Redlands, California (PRWEB) June 19, 2009
ESRI users will now be able to view their ArcGIS Desktop projects on the DeLorme Earthmate PN-40 GPS receiver.
With the Earthmate PN-40 Extension for ESRI software from DeLorme, mobile professionals can convert collected waypoints and tracks with associated comments for import into ArcGIS Desktop as shapefiles. Users can also transfer views of their projects for use in the field, display MrSID and GeoTIFF imagery files, and navigate rural terrain across DeLorme trail and road data.
This latest DeLorme solution for mobile professionals includes DeLorme USA topographic map data and supports MrSID and GeoTIFF aerial More >
WSI Calls for Cool Period in Most of Eastern US, Warm West During Remainder of Summer
Feb 13th
Andover, MA (PRWEB) June 24, 2009
WSI expects the upcoming period (July-September) to average cooler than normal across the eastern third of the US, with above-normal temperatures common across the western US. The highest probability for a cooler-than-normal period is in the Southeast, while the Rockies and Pacific Northwest are most likely to experience above-normal temperatures. The WSI seasonal outlooks reference a standard 30-year normal (1971-2000).
“We expect the upcoming transition to warmer temperatures in the western US and cooler temperatures in the Southeast to be the prevailing pattern for the rest of the summer,” said WSI seasonal forecaster Dr. Todd More >
WSI Calls for Cool Period in Most of Eastern US, Warm West During Remainder of Summer
Feb 13th
Andover, MA (PRWEB) June 24, 2009
WSI expects the upcoming period (July-September) to average cooler than normal across the eastern third of the US, with above-normal temperatures common across the western US. The highest probability for a cooler-than-normal period is in the Southeast, while the Rockies and Pacific Northwest are most likely to experience above-normal temperatures. The WSI seasonal outlooks reference a standard 30-year normal (1971-2000).
“We expect the upcoming transition to warmer temperatures in the western US and cooler temperatures in the Southeast to be the prevailing pattern for the rest of the summer,” said WSI seasonal forecaster Dr. Todd More >
Q&A: Why didn’t Japan make their nuclear plants tsunami-proof?
Feb 13th
Question by : Why didn’t Japan make their nuclear plants tsunami-proof? Why does Japan even use so much nuclear power, when the entire country is susceptible to earthquakes? A lot of the nuclear plants are located near the ocean (as they need large bodies of water), so why didn’t they make the plants tsunami proof, in addition to earthquake proof? As most of the damage came from the tsunamis. That seems pretty stupid, if you ask me. I thought the Japanese were supposed to be very intelligent.
I hope all this increases investments in other alternative energy sources, like solar and wind. More >
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