Comment author:Rolf_Nelson2
27 February 2008 01:53:22AM
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Another solid essay.
To form accurate beliefs about something, you really do have to observe it.
How do we model the fact that I know the Universe was in a specific low-entropy state (spacetime was flat) shortly after the Big Bang? It's a small region in the phase space, but I don't have enough bits of observations to directly pick that region out of all the points in phase space.
How does the thermodynamics laws work on a solar thermodynamic panels that are now used in the renewable industry?
It happens to be seen as a revolutionary thermodynamics system that has change the game for the rest of the solar panel technology.
I found these guys on the internet when doing some research for my thesis on domestic implementations of thermodynamics into heating water. http://www.sks-thermo.co.uk
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Another solid essay.
To form accurate beliefs about something, you really do have to observe it.
How do we model the fact that I know the Universe was in a specific low-entropy state (spacetime was flat) shortly after the Big Bang? It's a small region in the phase space, but I don't have enough bits of observations to directly pick that region out of all the points in phase space.
How does the thermodynamics laws work on a solar thermodynamic panels that are now used in the renewable industry?
It happens to be seen as a revolutionary thermodynamics system that has change the game for the rest of the solar panel technology.
I found these guys on the internet when doing some research for my thesis on domestic implementations of thermodynamics into heating water. http://www.sks-thermo.co.uk