new heavy snowfall on way?
19 January 2006, 07:08 PM
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new heavy snowfall on way?
i was listening to he radio earlier and they claim an icey blast from russia, where its currently -30'C, is on the way.
anymore news on that?
anymore news on that?
19 January 2006, 07:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Edcase
Yup, I read on a bbs that an icey blast from russia, where its currently -30'C, is on the way!
19 January 2006, 07:34 PM
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Which is EXACTLY what the cold weather will do!!!
Cold blast heading our way
what TOSH!!Pete
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19 January 2006, 07:44 PM
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Originally Posted by G-STAR
Thanks.
Sounds interesting to me, best get spreading the word.
Sounds interesting to me, best get spreading the word.
19 January 2006, 09:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Tim-Grove
Some guy down the pub said it was gona be absolute zero next weekend. Best get me a balaclava and some mittens
19 January 2006, 11:03 PM
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@clicky...PSLewis debated this one earlier today..
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=484646
I'm surprised PSLewis is so sceptical. Old people normally feel the cold in their bones..
20 January 2006, 10:36 AM
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Theoretically, You cant ever reach the absolute zero of temperature, ie -273. to do so would imply the absence of energy, ie temperature being a indirect measure of heat (which is a form of energy)
In theory you cant have state of no energy, and so, therefore, the absolute zero in temperature cant be reached.
thats my two pence worth.
In theory you cant have state of no energy, and so, therefore, the absolute zero in temperature cant be reached.
thats my two pence worth.
20 January 2006, 10:39 AM
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What about the difference btwn potential and kinetic energy? Surely you'd lose kinetic but have potential?
(I got a B in O'level physics 20 yrs ago, I claim nowt more)
Back on topic - my boss has to go to Moscow next week. I'm furious, I want to go too
(I got a B in O'level physics 20 yrs ago, I claim nowt more)
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20 January 2006, 10:41 AM
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Originally Posted by redwrx
Theoretically, You cant ever reach the absolute zero of temperature, ie -273. to do so would imply the absence of energy, ie temperature being a indirect measure of heat (which is a form of energy)
In theory you cant have state of no energy, and so, therefore, the absolute zero in temperature cant be reached.
thats my two pence worth.
In theory you cant have state of no energy, and so, therefore, the absolute zero in temperature cant be reached.
thats my two pence worth.
20 January 2006, 10:43 AM
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Originally Posted by redwrx
Theoretically, You cant ever reach the absolute zero of temperature, ie -273. to do so would imply the absence of energy, ie temperature being a indirect measure of heat (which is a form of energy)
In theory you cant have state of no energy, and so, therefore, the absolute zero in temperature cant be reached.
thats my two pence worth.
In theory you cant have state of no energy, and so, therefore, the absolute zero in temperature cant be reached.
thats my two pence worth.
20 January 2006, 11:43 AM
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Originally Posted by redwrx
Theoretically, You cant ever reach the absolute zero of temperature, ie -273. to do so would imply the absence of energy, ie temperature being a indirect measure of heat (which is a form of energy)
In theory you cant have state of no energy, and so, therefore, the absolute zero in temperature cant be reached.
thats my two pence worth.
In theory you cant have state of no energy, and so, therefore, the absolute zero in temperature cant be reached.
thats my two pence worth.
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20 January 2006, 12:53 PM
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No no Poor Guy,
PSL has already started a thread about the Summery/Spring time weather that we are having and shouting the weather forecasters down for saying we might have a hard winter.
We musn't say opposite to him or he will start his nasty insults all over again!
He might even accuse you of trolling-and he is an expert at detecting that sort of thing, same as being a weather expert of course!
Les
PSL has already started a thread about the Summery/Spring time weather that we are having and shouting the weather forecasters down for saying we might have a hard winter.
We musn't say opposite to him or he will start his nasty insults all over again!
He might even accuse you of trolling-and he is an expert at detecting that sort of thing, same as being a weather expert of course!
Les