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2blastias1nerd

13 Blastias

Oct 30, 2009 01:06

[So, it's the day before Halloween! It's in the morning and what does Rita do? That's right, she sits outside with a book at hand about the wonders of electronics! She also has a tons of muggle electronics are everywhere. Ipod, cellphone, gameboy, flash drive, blah blah blah. They don't work but she's trying to figure out how when she's out of ( Read more... )

lol post number, i r nerd

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bitterpresent October 30 2009, 05:43:25 UTC

[He stares at her for a while, before...]

Morning?

2blastias1nerd October 30 2009, 06:07:00 UTC

[Yeah, not paying attention here. She's mumbling to herself...]

...the frequencies range from about 0.3 GHz (VHF) to 30 GHz (Ka-band) and beyond. These frequencies represent microwaves, with wavelengths on the order of one meter down to below one centimeter...

[Writing some complex notes here...and still not noticing Jomy's there]

Maxwell saw in his equations a certain symmetry that suggested the need for an additional term, involving the time rate of change of the electric field. With this generalization, Maxwell’s equations also became consistent with the principle of conservation of charge.

bitterpresent October 30 2009, 06:15:41 UTC

[He... did not understand any of those.]

...Rita?

2blastias1nerd October 30 2009, 06:25:56 UTC

[She's still off in her own world. Try poking her?]

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akaj1sh1 October 31 2009, 07:47:19 UTC

[He's mildly curious as to why she has a bunch of tech stuffs around her while at school. She should know that they're pretty much useless around here because of all the magic around the castle, so... his curiosity is somewhat getting the best of him. But to be courteous, he starts off with a morning greeting.]

Good morning, Rita.

2blastias1nerd November 1 2009, 22:38:27 UTC

[After an encounter with Jomy, she's more aware of who's talking to her now]

Morning.

akaj1sh1 November 2 2009, 07:37:41 UTC

[He just casually takes a look at all the things that are around her.]

Just a question, if you don't mind. Why did you bring these to school when they... well, when they aren't usable around here?

2blastias1nerd November 2 2009, 14:38:15 UTC

Ha! Don't you know anything? It's better to study when there are things around you and it's better to look at them first hand rather than some old book telling what they look like!

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