Posted on 10/06/2015 8:56:26 AM PDT by AZLiberty
What’s funny is that Jacksonville actually was one game away from the Super Bowl in just their second year.
In fact, both Carolina and Jacksonville made it to their Conference championship games in their second year.
Yes, that's what you get when you convert the particle energy in the plasma, measured in eV (electron Volts), to centigrade. A bit pointless, really, but it wows the masses.
The NFL loves to recycle old team names.
The NY Jets were previously the Titans.
The KC Chiefs were previously the Dallas Texans.
The Buccaneers, Colts, Cowboys, Giants, Lions, Panthers, and Texans are all recycled team names......................
...aka a tax write-off. (My best guess, since he's backing Rossi.)
a mixture of carbon monoxide and hydrogen, both of which are excellent fuels...
Carbon monoxide is a fuel?
“The NFL loves to recycle old team names”.
So there is hope for the Redskins then? :)
More here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronvolt
“For example, a typical magnetic confinement fusion plasma is 15 keV, or 170 megakelvin.”
No. This is thermal temperature.
The Washington Redskins were originally the Boston Braves........................
Not sure what you reference by “this”, but the “millions of degrees” refers to the “hot” fusion experiments. See also my post just above yours.
US taxpayers as well
Not to mention we help fund ITER
http://www.worldfinance.com/home/is-nuclear-fusion-the-best-way-to-support-rising-energy-demands
Your posted response in #24 seemed to imply “which require temperatures of 100 million degrees centigrade” was not a measurement of thermal temperature.
It is.
This physical temperature is much of the problem of containing the plasma.
I’m just pointing out that “we” used keV rather than Kelvin when talking about particle energy in a rarified hot plasma. This is not the kitchen stove we’re talking about. But the media likes big numbers and their readership for the most part has no concept of energy measured in keV, so they love that “millions of degrees” lingo. Yes, it may be thermal energy, but it has little relation to what we encounter in everyday life.
Is all I know about aerodynamics is that my HS physics book explained very clearly how a curve ball breaks.Of course, the explanation predicts that the spin deflects the path of the ball in exactly the opposite direction to what any fool can see is what actually happens - but that is a mere detail.
Thanks for the clarification. I misunderstood your first comment.
Cheers!
Sad to see. Years ago I ran some thermo calcs for an MHD project. I knew then it was never going to work but the people were chasing government money.
Here is Rossi's "laboratory" in Miami in his geriatric apartment complex.
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