According to this ion counter sales pitch:http://www.trifield.com/air_ions.htm
"In general, for every 3x1013 water molecules that evaporate, one water molecule
carries an excess ( - ) charge."
IOW,one electroncharge transported for a billion water molecules evaporated,
puts about 1.6e-10
There is more to the theory of Sacred Geometry than the sceptics give
credit to. It has been held in high regard and used by many cultures through
history. Modern Mainstream Science has much to relearn about our world.
John
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From: Nick Reiter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Grimer wrote
One can rush in and utter terrible heresies in all innocence.
Many a true word is spoken in jest. What is amazing is the stimuli stirred by
such.
For example, The main vortex cone produced in our glass water test tank by
the high rotational speed of a distributor sheds mini
UM...
There shouldn't be ANY magnetic field associated with
a capacitor unless it is undergoing charge or
discharge.
A magnetic field is (traditionally) assumed to be
created by a moving charge. In a capacitor there are
no moving charges present in the space between the
plates, that is what
Merlyn wrote:
UM...
There shouldn't be ANY magnetic field associated with
a capacitor unless it is undergoing charge or
discharge.
A magnetic field is (traditionally) assumed to be
created by a moving charge.
It's typically said that a moving charge _or_ a changing E field flux
(Maxwell's
http://www.nanotech-now.com/UTDallas-release-06112003.htm
Nanotechnology researchers at The University of Texas at Dallas (UTD) and
Trinity College Dublin, Ireland, have announced a breakthrough in spinning
carbon nanotube composite fibers that are tougher than any reported polymer
fiber made
Terry Blanton wrote:
http://www.nanotech-now.com/UTDallas-release-06112003.htm
Nanotechnology researchers at The University of Texas at Dallas (UTD) and
Trinity College Dublin, Ireland, have announced a breakthrough in spinning
carbon nanotube composite fibers that are tougher than any
Some friends have started:
http://www.use.com
for the way Google used to be. It's not public yet.
Check it out. Feedback welcome.
From: Jed Rothwell
But is it strong enough for a space elevator?
First you must make the thread, then weave the fabric. One of the disciplines
at my alma mater is Textile Engineering. Amazing and fascinating engineering
work!
From: Harry Veeder
What about as way of converting solar energy into electrical energy
right here on Earth?
There is some new research on polymer solar cells which work like a flat panel
display only in reverse. No Si involved. I'm trying to find some more
information on them.
From: Jed Rothwell
But is it strong enough for a space elevator? The article does not say.
The article is also two years old. That's what I get for not checking the
year. sigh
(This one *is* current {doh!})
http://www.nanotechweb.org/articles/news/4/6/9/1
Solar cells light up with water-soluble polymer
14 June 2005
Researchers at Virginia Commonwealth University, US, have made bilayer
heterojunction solar cells from a water-soluble thiophene polymer and a
On Tue, 14 Jun 2005, Frederick Sparber wrote:
Bill Beaty wrote:
Frederick Sparber wrote:
Bill. Wouldn't the water vapor (or the O2 which has a high electron
affinity) in the air flowing over the red hot hair dryer heating element
cause the loss of electrons to the air stream?
From: Jed Rothwell
Clarke predicted it would take a couple hundred years.
He has shortened his estimate by a factor of 10:
http://www.thespacereview.com/article/48/2
(see caption)
This seems to be the hottest thing going on the subject:
http://www.elevator2010.org/site/index.html
Bill Beaty wrote..
"so the Triboelectric Series for cotton touchingRayon (etc.) does not
apply. That's how "anti static dryer sheets" work"
Interesting instructions given in Exodus and Leviticus regarding the
garments to be worn by the high priest.. linen with gold adornments. No wool or
Original Message
Dear MoveOn member,
You're incredible.
In less than a day, we've blown past our goal--more than 300,000 of us
have signed the petition to save NPR and PBS from losing public funding.
This is huge, but we need your help.
Tomorrow, the House Appropriations
On Wed, 15 Jun 2005, Terry Blanton wrote:
Researchers at Virginia Commonwealth University, US, have made bilayer
heterojunction solar cells from a water-soluble thiophene polymer and a
nanocrystalline titanium dioxide layer. The fabrication process was
environmentally friendly because it did
Terry Blanton wrote:
Some friends have started:
http://www.use.com
for the way Google used to be. It's not public yet.
Check it out. Feedback welcome.
I'm puzzled. I checked it out, expecting to find a partly populated
database, but the search engine appears to be riding on the
Jed,
Just cause I like to be meticulous about facts
I got this info today from an Italian journalist..
The debate of 23 june is organised by italian party Forza Italia (
Berlusconi); it will be held not at the Senate, but at Hotel Bologna wich
became recently a pubblic hall linked with the
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