Waidseemuller, Martin Remembrance Day

[tejla]

"Although individual atoms and molecules are invisible to the naked eye, one mole of atoms or molecules is easily detected. Because subatomic particles are even smaller than atoms and also invisible, you might never expect to see individual electrons. Let's consider the possibility, however, of seeing a farady of charge. A faraday of charge

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Steve asks

[anonymous]

Why is it that Florida lightning has double the current of New England's?

Re: Steve asks

[tejla]

i was wondering that too. all i know is when two fronts meet, it makes thunderstorms. maybe it's the difference in the fronts that come off the ocean and the fronts that come across the land. but i'm not sure; good question.

Re: Steve asks

[the_james_kid]

Yeah...

that's exactly what I was thinking....
:|

what?
:P