| hondacuraworld |
The first correct answer will win a nice prize courtesy of your friends at Hondacuraworld :)
What does this equation represent? |
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| rvehock |
| The circumference of an atom? |
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| Warzau |
| HMMM knowing Tim it has something to do with soundwaves or radio? Or how to transmit radio waves? |
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| rdechillo |
| The force necessary to split an atom. |
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| hondacuraworld |
| None of the above. |
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| MDteX |
What does this equation represent? A zero on my mid-term! :D
I don't know but this is interesting...
What if an electron were the size of an apple....
Well, the classical radius of an electron (this is the 'electo-magnetic field' type of radius - nobody has actually measured the exact radius of an electron.) is about 2.82 x 10-15 m. An average size of an apple is about 4 cm or 0.04 m in radius (at least the apples I just got today from the supermarket:-).
So the scalling factor is just: radius of the apple / radius of the electron which is: 4 x 10-2 m / 2.82 x 10-15 m = 1.42 x 1013
This means that in the universe where the electron is as big as an apple in ours everything will be bigger by a factor of 1.42 x 1013 or 14,200,000,000,000 (fourteen trillion and two hundred billion times bigger.)
So now you can calculate how big would the human be: for example I am 6 ft (1.83 m) tall so in your apple-sized-electron universe I would be: 1.83 m x 1.42 x 1013 = 2.6 x 1013 m tall! Just to give you an idea how tall I would be: it would take light a full day to travel from my toes to my nose! (and it only takes about 8 minutes for light to travel from the Sun to the Earth.) Also, I would be about 3.5 times taller than the diameter of our Solar System (farthest reaches of the Pluto orbit are at about 7.37 x 1012 m.) |
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| nightguy |
| Hawking's new theory on black holes ? |
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| XStatic |
It definitely looks like some sort of energy balancing equation and without wave functions it doesn't look like anything related to string theory.
It must have something to do with Quantales. |
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| xfactor |
quote:
Originally posted by nightguy
Hawking's new theory on black holes ?
Damn, you beat me to it!:3: |
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| TheWorm |
quote:
Originally posted by nightguy
Hawking's new theory on black holes ?
Dammit!
but if ng's answer isn't specific enough, it's the amount of energy that leaks from a black hole. Or something like that. |
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| XStatic |
quote:
Originally posted by TheWorm
Dammit!
but if ng's answer isn't specific enough, it's the amount of energy that leaks from a black hole. Or something like that.
Hawking now believes that black holes do not destroy information, previously he said that black holes start losing mass by radiating energy. This "Hawking radiation" contains no information about the matter inside the black hole and once the black hole evaporates, all information is lost. |
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| Warzau |
| How about the radiation emmited by a solar flare? |
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| XStatic |
| How about some hints on the X variables? |
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| TheWorm |
| Has to do with Microsoft's recent patent for using the human body as a bus to transmit data and/or sound waves. |
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| Warzau |
| The rate of which popcorn pops in a bag. |
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| hondacuraworld |
Also shares its name with a part on a car ;)
But, it has nothing to do with cars, or Microsoft :) |
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| XStatic |
| Fender, Bumper, Door, Window, Hood |
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| Warzau |
| equation use in the oscillation overthruster used in Buckaroo Banzai's Rocket car to cross over into the 8th Dimension |
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| TheWorm |
quote:
Originally posted by Warzau
equation use in the oscillation overthruster used in Buckaroo Banzai's Rocket car to cross over into the 8th Dimension
Dammit! |
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| Paclark01 |
The measurement of time in the space time continum, and the amount of gigawatts needed to travel.
Finally Continum, relates to Continuosly Variable Transmission, hence CVT.
Good Answer? Worth any Points? |
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| hondacuraworld |
| C'mon guys......call up your R&D scientists those of you who work with really brainy stuff....... |
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| xfactor |
| Differential Equation... |
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| Warzau |
| Space-Time Continuum |
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| rvehock |
| Discrete Semiconductor Formula |
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| hondacuraworld |
| Okay, think under the hood..... |
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| pcgold |
| Formula for a particle accelerator |
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| rvehock |
| Volume of air needed for the air cleaner. |
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| Warzau |
| Or the Equation on how the Flux-Capacitor work in the BTTF Delorean. |
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| Warzau |
| The Rate at which the alternator charges the battery? |
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| voltes |
Combustion equation?
:) |
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| hondacuraworld |
| The car reference was only to indicate a shared name. Remember, it has nothing to do with cars. |
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| andreseng |
quote:
Originally posted by Warzau
Or the Equation on how the Flux-Capacitor work in the BTTF Delorean.
Hey Warzau-
You know that any Flux Capacitor must be equated with a Silicone Rectifier before it can be placed in the "D". What's the matter with you? |
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| Warzau |
| Principal or Alternating cold fusion generators |
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| rvehock |
| Nuclear generator |
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| rvehock |
| Some type of electronic transmission |
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| Warzau |
| The Dummy Guide to Alternate Universe |
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| Warzau |
quote:
Originally posted by andreseng
Hey Warzau-
You know that any Flux Capacitor must be equated with a Silicone Rectifier before it can be placed in the "D". What's the matter with you?
DOH, my bad :2: |
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| XStatic |
I still would like a hint on the X variables.
Atomic engine equation? |
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| rvehock |
| It appears to be related to "momentum" The first portion of the calculation (x0 ^2 + x1^2 +…) is associated with 4 vector momentum. |
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| rvehock |
| Rotational Brownian motion and dielectric theory |
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| andreseng |
quote:
Originally posted by rvehock
Rotational Brownian motion and dielectric theory
They must have taken those out of the 2004's. I don't have any Rotational Brownian motion and dielectric theories under my hood! :D |
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| texrb |
| Formula that shows energy produced by internal combustion engine |
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| texrb |
| Energy produced thru alternator |
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| texrb |
| formula for invertor/charger generator sizing |
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| rvehock |
quote:
Originally posted by andreseng
They must have taken those out of the 2004's. I don't have any Rotational Brownian motion and dielectric theories under my hood! :D
You should have bought a 2001 MDX, they were included with the new oil jet kits:rolleyes: |
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| nwaring |
| Theory of Condensing Systems |
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| xfactor |
| Tensor equation? (a generalization of a "vector") |
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| Emerald01 |
| catalytic conversion? |
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| hondacuraworld |
| I'll give you guys till tomorrow....... |
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| MDteX |
| The rate at which the battery discharges? |
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| hondacuraworld |
| remember, it's got ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with cars! :) |
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| Warzau |
| x0+x1+x2+x3-r1+x4-r2+x5+x6-r3+x7+x8+x9-r4=0 |
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| Warzau |
| Quantum Mechanics? |
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| jonnerd154 |
How about one of the manifolds that are used to illustrate Super String Theory??
Manifolds are a topological space that is used to represent normal Euclidean space. |
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| msu79uh04 |
10-dimensional complex manifold
Note: a 1-dimensional complex manifold is a Riemann Surface |
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| texcon |
I am not a regular member here, so I won't say what the answer is, but I will give a clue to help a regular win the prize. Think exhaust.....
BTW, the prize is a pic of Tim in a speedo, so you might want to reconsider winning this contest. |
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| jonnerd154 |
quote:
Originally posted by msu79uh04
10-dimensional complex manifold
...that's what super-string theory is. :) |
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| texcon |
quote:
Originally posted by msu79uh04
10-dimensional complex manifold
Note: a 1-dimensional complex manifold is a Riemann Surface
^^^ He's da man! |
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| Warzau |
| Wow this sounded like a MENSA discussion, we be smert :) |
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| jonnerd154 |
WoooHooo :) :) :)
I never win anything!
Thank you! |
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| msu79uh04 |
| Sweet :D :cool: :1: |
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| Warzau |
quote:
Originally posted by hondacuraworld
In my estimation, jonnerd and MSU both won! Great job guys! Your prizes will be in the mail shortly :cool:
For the insanely curious: ;)
http://home.att.net/~bob.rutkiewicz/torusfig.htm
MMMM Im gonna get some Donuts |
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| jonnerd154 |
I actually got something out of my High School education! :)
Thank you Dr. Young! |
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| Maik |
quote:
Originally posted by Warzau
Wow this sounded like a MENSA discussion, we be smert :)
If it were a MENSA discussion, there would not have been so many WRONG answers! |
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| XStatic |
| Well silly me, I expected a wave function for it to represent 10 dimensional hyperspace.... I supposed I should have left off the NOT in my earlier post! |
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| Robyjo |
I have a headache. :banghead:
Ooo, Warzau, I'll join you. Mmmm...green doh-nuts... |
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| zafer |
quote:
Originally posted by hondacuraworld
In my estimation, jonnerd and MSU both won! Great job guys! Your prizes will be in the mail shortly :cool:
What did they win? |
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| 04mdx4sq |
| Wow, there are some smart people here. I was going to guess it was the formula for figuring blue book value of a Yugo..... |
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| jonnerd154 |
quote:
Originally posted by 04mdx4sq
Wow, there are some smart people here. I was going to guess it was the formula for figuring blue book value of a Yugo.....
LOL...that's about the right formula. :) |
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| texrb |
quote:
Originally posted by Maik
If it were a MENSA discussion, there would not have been so many WRONG answers!
Maik,
I am a member of MENSA - and I couldn't figure it out :1: . Being a member of MENSA means you can score well on IQ tests, it doesn't mean you know everything - which my wife tells me all the time anyway!! :2: |
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| jonnerd154 |
quote:
Originally posted by texrb
Maik,
I am a member of MENSA - and I couldn't figure it out :1: . Being a member of MENSA means you can score well on IQ tests, it doesn't mean you know everything - which my wife tells me all the time anyway!! :2:
I only know Super-String theory from studying GPB at school. The entire upper school at my school takes a month off of normal school and studies something in depth. I did Emerging Technologies this year in which we took a trip to So Cal, spent 2 days at Northrop Grumman, 2 days at Stanford (one day and the GPB lab, the other at SLAC) SeaLaunch...etc. It was awesome. So...that is how I knew it. :) |
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| The X-men |
| Wow, there are some really smart people here in this forum. I guess thats why we all bought the MDX, because we all did our research. I bet no one in the Lexus RX330 forum can answer that question lol. |
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| jonnerd154 |
quote:
Originally posted by The X-men
Wow, there are some really smart people here in this forum. I guess thats why we all bought the MDX
Uhh...not me :awais: :)
...but it IS an Acura, and I could not be more happy with my TSX. |
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