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Exactly, especially 4U mechanics.. Jeez we should be doing that instead of projectile motion... taking into account resistance. although Physics projectile motion is hard enough as it is..

omg .. i just tried reading a summary of the course, there's so frikkin much to know and so many things i still don't know.. IM FREAKKING OUT MAEN.

yeh, Jangers i am . ahaha

Okay im going to type up the definitive guide to Scientific Research and Society: Social and political forces impact upon science in the following ways: Governments demand the right to know what their research grants will be spent on. Funding is usually provided by government of military...

Your dad's work got stolen??? Must've been really good then.. that would be pretty funny though. I'd be honoured if someone stole my work, and at the same time id be pissed cause some fucker stole my work.

Okay so this was in CSSA 2003 trial: find the ionisation energy for hydrogen - 3 marks. Do they seriously expect everyone to know what ionisation is and use the E=hcR thing, or is there some kind of super quick way.. mind you they don't provide the energy diagram so you can't just say...

hmm... well. I used 3U derivation. Do you do 3U maths? If not, then you can memorise some new formulae: Range - R = [V^2 sin(2@)] / g Max Height - H = [V^2 (sin@)^2 ]/ 2g and er.. Time of Flight is T = 2 x the time taken to reach max height...

Yeh that one was a bitch. Okay.. well the first one is pretty simple.. the velocity is just the gradient of the graph. Second one, use the golden rule: Indepedent on X-axis, depedent variable on Y. The depedent variable is the range. so plot that Y. And the velocity on X... you'd probably...

AHAHHA.. Yes. Kongo has very nice boobs for a guy.

haha.. But see alot of the people here who mention extra crap are just trying to get a head start in uni. How many other people are doing Adv.Science and pure maths or whatever..

LOL. i asked this exact same question in the main topic. Okay this is the deal. Strong Nuclear has two indentities. One is the Fundamental SNF and the other is the Resisdual SNF. The Fundamental is the interaction between Quarks, Colour, and the things that make up hadrons.. this is...

oh my WOW. I wish I had known about Alex Grey sooner. Thanks mitten!.. This is kinda what my work is all about. - minus the creepy anatomy dissections and Avalokitesvara. (what a cool name ^^)

Well you answer it methodically with one or two word answers. 1. Jesus 2. Jesus led me 3. through Jesus 4. hmm.... i would like to include Jesus. And just replace "Jesus" with your underlying concept. i.e. Furry Animals , Digital Media

ahah Oh yeah. It is muon. Wait... muons are mesons. I think. Great you've totally confused me. okay.. a muon is like an electron, so its a lepton... and.. that means.. it's not a meson. There we go. Change that point to Dilated lifetimes of Muons entering atmosphere. Thanks Gordo.

well. looks like last year didn't get many replies either.

Don't worry everyone, the letters are still flying about. Plenty of time for... Postman Pat. Postman Pat. Postman Pat and his black and white cat.

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Thanks. must.resist.bad.pun. I see now (or rather DON'T see WdsgHAadudasckm).

Experimental evidence: Flying atomic clocks to prove time dilation Dilated lifetimes of Mesons entering atmosphere Energy yield in nuclear reactions Using particle accelerators/synchrotrons to observe mass dilation.

Singing along with guitar is the best... and if you can't sing, then just put yourself into a state of denial to beguile yourself into thinking you have the voice an angel. while the raindrops fall on your head.