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DId you know they dated a penguin 3,000 years old using this method. VendingMenace : believing that the earth is 4billion years old is a branch of evolutionists. If you'd like to assume that, lets assume that the sun's internal structure is made of cheese.

I shall stand by my 6,000 years. Back grade 11, i had a 6 hour debate on this question, with 3 15minute breaks. Me and 2 other allies left other 8 competitors (other side of the debate) speachless.

yes, urine is fertilizer. Sorry i can't be too technical, i can't remember the nitrogen, phosphorus, or other cycles. It was too long ago.

I dont' have a side, i am in between. Although i shall take the creationist side just for the heck of it: here is a question Mr. Evolutionist........ How do you know the earth is 4billion years old?

to sum things up, we have no gravity. According to the familiar principle of the Greek mathematician Archimedes the buoyant force is equal to the weight of the liquid that is displaced by the object. Since there is no weight, there is no buoyancy. If there is a no-gravity environment in the elevator the perosn standing there would have 0 pressure on the feet. Therefore, there will be no air pressure or concentrations, as there are in the atmosphere. Therefore, the balloon will stay in the middle. Concluded for now................. now........... or.........We excluded the point that the elevator falls faster than air. We shall forget gallileo because we are talking about different state mediums. So will there be air compression spots or will there be equal pressure distribution throughout the elevator. since there is no other force exerted on the balloon i think it will act as the air translates position. But the question remains. I am guessing "Wind" is referred to the vertical translation of air particles inside the elevator creating different concentrations. So when the air particles move to the top of the elevator, they will cary the balloon with them, based on air resistance. And then if the acceleration remains uniform, it may move down. The acceleration has to be uniform for the constant upward force to be applied on the air. The force is also exerted on the balloon. I am right or am i wrong?

you'll have to figure out the charge of every part of those equations (i.e. polyatomic ions) , and changes their quantities to make the balences equal for both sides.

I think the ballon will go to the bottom because when the elevator accelerates down, all the air is being forced up. According to the buoyancy it will go to a less dense medium, which is the low air pressure at the bottom. Any of you braniacs have other opinions?

ok answer this: Why is Carbon 12 on the periodic table, while carbon 11, carbon 14, carbon 32 etc aren't. What is so special about Carbon 12 that they put it on the periodic table instead of other of its isotopes. I don't think the nucleus is very stable in that either, or is that as stable as its gonna be?

getting my adenoids pulled out in Europe, with very very little dilute freezing. The hospital was low on it so they gave me a choice. I wanted to get it over with,,,,,,big mistake. (this was a really long time ago)

there is an air-sealed elevator with a helium baloon inside held in the middle of the elevator. The elevator wire is cut, and the elevator stats to free-fall down. Once he wire is cut and the elevator stated to fall, the helium baloon is released. While the Elevator is falling the baloon will: a.) Float to the top of the elevator b.) Stay in the middle where it was released. c.) Float to the bottom of the elevator Factors: The elevator is filled with air, of which the pressure is equal to the atmospheric pressure outside (regular). Baloon is a regular rubber baloon filled with helium (like at birthday parties). I don't know the answer myself, i was wondering what your views are. I took into account the motion of air particles in the elevator. Looking forward to you replies.

Does anyone know why certain isotopes are put in the periodic table? Do they put the most stable ones or the ones with least ammount of neutrans (unstable). Another question: What forms of carbon are radioactive? I know that Carbon 14, Carbon 11, and carbon 32 are radioactive, which others are, or all isotopes are radioactive.

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Like when light goes from a less dense material (medium1) to a more dense material (medium2) it bends toward the normal. why does it bend?

do lithium batteries work just like regular bateries, only witht he fact that they use lithium ions?

Why does light bend when its speed is slowed?

Can anyone please explain?