What other way is there to take a metric of this, without just fitting euclidean polygons?
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Aliexpress X-Ray imaging
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Quoted By: >>14116815 >>14116855 >>14117417
Is it realistically possible to buy myself one of these and take my own X-Ray images? I wanna monitor my bones and joints as I do a lot of sports, especially weightlifting. Would this thing be suitable to take for instance an X-ray shot of my elbow?
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Went outside during protests, did not wear a mask, kissed and greeted several protestors. Still no illnesses. Can anybody explain to me why?
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did americans kill the physics?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYJGW6dbgxk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYJGW6dbgxk
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>Were those rural stations not urbanized since then?
No, they used historical data and several proxies to determine whether a station is rural.
>I didn't find that in their work and my sensations tell it was inevitable no matter what they'd say really, because I know what it's worth.
What?
>Tell me how that article of yours proves it.
Proves what? That the greenhouse effect works during both night and day? That's trivial. That night should warm faster than days? That's because during the night the boundary-layer is reduced, so radiative forcing has a larger effect.
>Give me facts, I'm not reading it
I did, your refusal to read them is not my problem.
>Bring me some debate where those guys are exposed as frauds or something.
Why would you want a debate when I gave you scientific analysis?
>But until you guys avoid fee debates and prefer to use political means instead, I'm not taking you seriously
No political means were used, just science. Do you have an actual argument?
>Living in an urban area, I'm telling you it's not CO2 that concerns me the most.
Irrelevant.
>Don't you know trees grow on CO2?
The trees seem to be done with or without our massive CO2 emissions. Only focusing on one effect is silly.
>Are you some lizard people, infected with the desert curse, praying to your desert gods, praying of the destruction, is it where believing in the afterlife leads you?
Did you forget to take your meds?
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>Were those rural stations not urbanized since then?
No, they used historical data and several proxies to determine whether a station is rural.
>I didn't find that in their work and my sensations tell it was inevitable no matter what they'd say really, because I know what it's worth.
What?
>Tell me how that article of yours proves it.
Proves what? That the greenhouse effect works during both night and day? That's trivial. That night should warm faster than days? That's because during the night the boundary-layer is reduced, so radiative forcing has a larger effect.
>Give me facts, I'm not reading it
I did, your refusal to read them is not my problem.
>Bring me some debate where those guys are exposed as frauds or something.
Why would you want a debate when I gave you scientific analysis?
>But until you guys avoid fee debates and prefer to use political means instead, I'm not taking you seriously
No political means were used, just science. Do you have an actual argument?
>Living in an urban area, I'm telling you it's not CO2 that concerns me the most.
Irrelevant.
>Don't you know trees grow on CO2?
The trees seem to be done with or without our massive CO2 emissions. Only focusing on one effect is silly.
>Are you some lizard people, infected with the desert curse, praying to your desert gods, praying of the destruction, is it where believing in the afterlife leads you?
Did you forget to take your meds?
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its a Brett intellectually mogs his wife for the 5,000th time episode.
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Was he the biggest cuck in science?
>tries to come up with a theory that explains heat
>thinks heat is a substance
>calls it the caloric
>gets his theory dismantled by the dude who will later pump and dump his wife after he gets guillotined
How does one recover from this?
>tries to come up with a theory that explains heat
>thinks heat is a substance
>calls it the caloric
>gets his theory dismantled by the dude who will later pump and dump his wife after he gets guillotined
How does one recover from this?
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>in between jobs
>seriously considering tutoring
How do I start, bros?
>seriously considering tutoring
How do I start, bros?
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Where does this equation come from ???
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Quoted By: >>14116202 >>14117283
plz any high IQ anon, where does this equation derive from. I'm interested in a more general expression where charge is q instead of e.
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>100% green (as long as the electricity used to produce the H2 is green that is)
>is (currently) be produced for $6/kg (same amount of energy an 1 gallon of diesel)
>extracted from seawater = cost correlates with the cost of electricity
>refueling of a hydrogen powered vehicle is almost instantaneous
>can power virtually any vehicle, including airplanes
>fuel cells have an enormous area of application (40-60% energy efficiency, up to 85% if heat is captured)
>can replace the need for natural gas entirely using the same infrastructure
>is (currently) be produced for $6/kg (same amount of energy an 1 gallon of diesel)
>extracted from seawater = cost correlates with the cost of electricity
>refueling of a hydrogen powered vehicle is almost instantaneous
>can power virtually any vehicle, including airplanes
>fuel cells have an enormous area of application (40-60% energy efficiency, up to 85% if heat is captured)
>can replace the need for natural gas entirely using the same infrastructure
