Ah i was mentioning the exosphere because it was very relevant to the
question about layering/mixing of gases. Hydrogen is on the most outer
layer as would be expected. I do imagine alot of this comes from space ions
as well.
Greg Sonnenfeld
“Two h's walk into a
Another example of a top-of-the-atmosphere special layer is of course the
ozone (O3) layer, continually produced by ultraviolet light but unstable.
These surface phenomena don't have anything to do with how nitrogen,
oxygen, and uranium hexafluoride are distributed throughout the atmosphere.
I'm getting ready to buy a new MacBook Pro, as my 2007 pre-unibody 15 machine
is getting a little long in the tooth (I will fix it up a bit to serve as a
backup). I'm looking for opinions on which to get. It will be used my main
machine for software development, including Java, iOS, Lisp,
I have a 17 MacBook Pro with the non-glare screen. I like the
non-glare screen a lot. soon after I got it, I came across a friend
from LANL that had a similar MacBook Pro without the non-glare screen.
He said that was the biggest mistake he had made.
I think the 17 is great if you are
Interesting simulation/data viz project.
http://www.flowmill.org/tyne
Concept
Tyne is a visualisation of data from 5 sensor values recorded by ~Flow, a
tidemill floating building on the River Tyne that generates its own power
using a tidal waterwheel. ~Flow was initiated by Owl
I presume ~Flow is pronounced tilde-Flow, a sort of dyslexic pun, I
guess.
My C++ heritage can't stop reading this as Flow destructor, however
:). Maybe that might even be appropriate, depending on how efficient
it is at extracting energy.
Cheers
On Thu, Jun 14, 2012 at 01:30:06PM -0600, Tom
