As a class we went on a field trip to the Museum Science. I drove their and waited for the class to arrive. When the class arrived I was surprised that the substitute just left us. Some of us went and visited other exhibits as well other than the energized exhibit on the first floor. I was sad that they did not have many things to see. However, we had a bit of fun with what we saw. They had a neat tool in which you aim light at this target and it energized this man on a bike. They had three mirrors that we could aim at the target. The more mirrors we aimed at the target the faster the guy on the bike went.
I was also a bit upset that most of the stuff there was for young children so there wasn’t much that I really learned that I we did not learn in the classroom. In all it was fun to read about facts that had posted.
The first one I will mention is Will Harper who is a highly-respected physicist out of Princeton, he believes that green-house effect is nearly the cause of water vapor and clouds and just a bit effected by CO2. He also states that the atmosphere already has soo much CO2 in it that adding any more will not do anything because the ones in the atmosphere are already blocking most infrared radiation from getting into the earth. What I found funny is when he says that we need global warming in order for the earth to be warm and not cold all the time. The Second one I will mention is Ivar Giaever, He is a Noble Prize winner in physics. He is not a leader within the skeptics but believes that there isn’t enough information compelling global warming worth spending so much time on. Let me just repeat this guy was a Noble prize winner in physics. My third person is Physicist Freeman Dyson who has been recognized for being a giant in his field for decades. However the British-born Princeton professor is also a skeptic to global warming. Like Giaever he also thinks that adequate data is just not there yet. The fourth man is now a celeb because of his views, Alan Carlin is an EPA economist who wrote a paper saying that global warming is all just a “hoax.” He was censored by the EPA for being too heretic. He welcomed on the Glenn Beck show because of it. 
Lastly, my favorite Patrick Micheals. If you want to call anyone an idiot then this “respectable” man might be your guy. As a CATO scholar and a GMU professor, he believes that we are ina long-term warming trend and that carbon dixiode has nothing to do with it. My next words are not a typo but true words from Mr. Micheals; he believes that each additional greenhouse gas molecule has less and less of an effect.
three is the electricity generation which are located near water and tend to be away from heavily populated places. The electric power that is generated is put in a higher voltage which is connected to the transmission network. Second of three is the electric power transmission which is the network or wheel that will move the power along distances and finally we see the distribution. This is a very simple explanation of a very complicated process of how energy is created, converted, stored and then distributed.
and Methane programs in order to reduce green house emissions. Excitingly in 2006 12% of new housing in the United States were labeled energy star. In 2006 alone it was estimated that it saved $14 Billion in energy costs. Today if we walk into a store we will see many products are labeled with Energy Star. As a consumer we can receive tax deductions through the federal government.
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computing measurements and or coordinates. For one, the measuring the device a person can use may be off, we had used a ruler. Perhaps we were not consistent with our markings. Another factor is that the robot had many loose wiring on it, and as humans it is hard to account for that. Their is always human error or perhaps marginal error and therefore an error of 0% would be impossible to have.
planned cool shutdown for maintenance and the other four were just de-fueled. As the tsunami hit, it damaged the connection between the reactors and the power grid. With flooding and havoc raised by the earth quake and tsunami combination there was massive flooding; so as the reactors began to overheat, the workers could not get any external help in effort to keep the reactors cool. As days went on the workers struggled to cool and shut down the reactors but reactors 1,2 and 3 experienced a full meltdown. During these long stressful scary days their were several hydrogen explosions. In an effort to save nearby citizens the government commanded that seawater be used to cool the reactors. Seawater was dangerous because it could ruin the reactors.
workers remained working on the reactors to keep them cool. Many were exposed to radiation and were temporarily evacuated. After long days of work and fear of dying due to radiation exposure or hydrogen explosions, the workers sought relief when electrical power was restored. This allowed for automated cooling of the reactors.