Babbler

Hum ... Clever. Too clever for me, in fact. I think 2.71812 is Bohr's constant in Joules (not realy, it actually it 2.71812E-18). The first equation is a mutation of the equation to find the energy of an electron of a hyrogen atom in the Bohr model.

Well, I thing you could exsume him and look for some kind of remains of blood. But I am sure your not THAT curious. In any case, I looked up and it seems you would need the blood types of both parents' blood types to test parentage with blood types. http://www.bloodbook.com/inherited.html Of course, I am not a doctor or even a medical student; I am just a college student, sho I would go seeking more expertly opinions before I would do anything.

My mom said that if I pass all my courses, she get a new computer ! (I need one: I got my current system in 1999, and even then were subpar). Beyond that, maybe some books, Civilization III: Conquests and/or some other game and an electronic organizer.

The formulas are good.

Your aren't going use it for practital use, are you?

I did a project on the Space Elevator during the school science fair, and won me a silver medal The current plan calls for an inital cable to be strung out first, then climbers would move up the cable, adding more nanotubes to it. I think they done studies on it or and doing studies right now. I thing that bothers me is that the space elevator would slow the Earth's rotation to preseve angular momentum, if only sightly.

Hey! I am Babbler and I am a 1-year Pure and Applied Science student at Dawson College, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. I enjoy science (well, duh!) and technology as well as history and such.

Hey! I am Babbler and I am a 1-year Pure and Applied Science student at Dawson College, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. I enjoy science (well, duh!) and technology as well as history and such.