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On Sun, 28 Mar 2004 00:35:03 GMT, "Derek Rowell"
wrote: ..... That's not how we do business in science and engineering. We calmly look at a situation, make hypotheses and conjectures and then think of a set of experiments to disprove or prove our ideas. We invite others to disprove our theories, and rejoice when they do, because we learn something. From: "Derek Rowell" Derek, In hopes you didn't give up on this list altogether, here's a little puzzle you might enjoy. There is a demonstration of the Feynman sprinkler puzzle somewhere at MIT. What simple modification could you easily introduce to the nozzle in order to demonstrate a force due to suction as well as that due to pressure? Perhaps I could hint that it would augment the force? :-) Brian W |
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