A Teknik's Say!
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Monday, September 13, 2010
Air in a Chicken Egg!
The older an egg is, the larger its air chamber becomes. The air chamber is located in the thick end, so this becomes lighter with age. This happens because a constant exchange of air takes place through the eggshell and water slowly evaporates from inside. Oxygen is needed, as the chicken embryo develops, so the eggshell has tiny pores. When the egg lies in hot water and is heated up, the expanding air inside emerges from the holes, forming small bubbles.
Thursday, September 9, 2010
The Refusal of Water!
Flowing water follows the force of gravity. On a sharp table-edge, the cohesion of the water, the attractive power between the rounded molecules, is interrupted. Over a rounded edge, the cohesion remains, and it is even stronger than the adhesion, the attractive force between the molecules of the water and the plastic. Therefore, all the water pours off, and the tabletop is soon dry.
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Fire Underwater
The water takes so much heat from the candle that its outer layer does not reach its melting point, and the wax there cannot evaporate and burn.
Dangerous Step Tension
A person is safer squatting with his feet together in a depression in the ground to avoid bolts from above. The electricity flows away underneath him, as if he were a bird on a power line.
Friday, April 30, 2010
A SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Summary of Unity!
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
my poem 1: Unity!
A schoolboy enters his class
Only to find a genie in a flask;
The genie says he can do some magic,
And science doesn’t exist in earth’s picture.
The boy says science has power you know not,
It helps me do things you haven’t thought;
With this the boy takes a burning matchstick,
And lights a candle without touching it.
Next the boy plucks a red flower,
And brings it near an anthill;
Blimney! The flower goes purple,
And the genie does nothing but stare.
The patience of the genie broke away,
He took away his wand and bowed;
He asked the boy a favor,
Something he couldn’t do himself ever!
He said huge mass like earth and the atom were different,
As different as he was from the living;
That none on this earth had explained,
The unity in the behavior of those two.
With this the genie left the room,
Leaving the boy completely bewildered,
Even the reader of this poem bewildered;
For he was none other than the great Einstein!