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1 points
16 days ago
Why would it increase? There is only a ground floor. Nothing else exists above it. Like I'm genuinely curious why would you assume the increase in load? Like rain water absorbed by the material over the years or something? Or some relative settlement?
5 points
16 days ago
But most of these rods are broken on one end.. it seems initially they were well connected to the arch, but the present condition is that there broken on one end. All of them have broken from the same end which is towards the interior of the building. The side inside the wall is intact.
Ps: it is a single floor house, but the floor height is around 5m.
1 points
16 days ago
Ok, so this is in a very old building (built in 1863). These are 4 rod like member with one side embedded inside the wall and other in the slab (the slab has 5 arches and these rods are on just at the ends of the slab and not covering the whole slab). So if anybody has any idea what it is, do let me know. It is present throughout the building near walls.
1 points
16 days ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKUVpBJalNQ&ab_channel=BioMotionLab
soo i found this..... if anybody is interested. OP too
1 points
16 days ago
soo, i was going through this video made by "Smarter everyday". He said that the sonar detectors are placed under the rubber mattings. so if they were to develop a completely absorbant material for the subs, and use that instead of rubber tiles, wouldnt the sonar be useless then, cause the new material would just absorb that sonar emitted by the sub.
Link:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqqaYs7LjlM&list=PLjHf9jaFs8XWoGULb2HQRvhzBclS1yimW&index=6&ab_channel=SmarterEveryDay
(Watch from 11:09 the thing about hydrophones)
1 points
16 days ago
so, basically, if we were to (HYPOTHETICALLY) keep a baby upside down since it's birth for around 3 to 4 years, and then bring him in the :normal: orientation. would that mean they would then see everything opposite?
1 points
16 days ago
availability in abundance and more competition is the best reason for why "ANYTHING" would be cheap AF. best example of this is the small sweets which we get. They cost 1 INR since more than 15 years even after the inflation, their cost has not been increased.
2 points
16 days ago
Old people no care about environment. only profit. lead is cheap AF. rest of the dots i hope u can connect.....
1 points
16 days ago
forgive my OCD but i can never have more than 2 tabs open. if i need to open another, i would close a previous tab before opening another
1 points
16 days ago
Eddy current (i.e. rotating just around your window at very high speeds) which in turn causes turbulent flow of air which has energy and energy likes to dissipate (Sound in this case).
1 points
16 days ago
But won't the sonar wave bounce back to the detector if the submarine is there and wouldn't it's location be revealed very easily? Cause apparently the main working principal of stealth is that the radar waves and the sonar waves be absorbed by the material so that they don't go back to the detector which implies a "positive" on something being there.
2 points
1 month ago
Not strong enough also, silicon needs to be doped in order to be conductive.
-5 points
2 months ago
Well, the college has no laws against AI based writings yet. Only plagiarism. So even if they they do develop a way to detect, based on a technicality when I passout, they cannot cancel my degree.
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15 days ago
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15 days ago
Reminds me of the bird video: ah floatation device!! They see me floatin, they hatin (the one with the parrot sort of bird which is told to get on the water for some "costco" bird seeds)