Kari Byron, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kari_Byronnutnut wrote:Physics and Boobs!
Gotta love it!
Nah, not a science teacher.nakatago wrote:Kari Byron, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kari_Byronnutnut wrote:Physics and Boobs!
Gotta love it!
Yep, I used the above equations (Boyle's law) assuming non-adiabatic conditions /T1=T2/nakatago wrote:I was referring to the explanation by x9200 actually.Strong Eagle wrote:
I believe Nat is pulling your leg. In any event, liquid or gel filled implants are incompressible and not not subject to volume change. If they were filled with a gas then,
Gas theory: PV = nrT or
(P1*V1)/T1 = (P2*V2)/T2
Which basically enables you to compute the new state of a gas based upon changes in pressure, volume, or temperature. If you cut the pressure in half, the volume of gas will double.
Yeah, but it's Airbus, which according to our resident aeronautical expert IOP is not as safe as Boeingnutnut wrote:Interesting and relevant link
nutnut, there is something extremely nice and relaxing for people like you in the SIA's A380 inflight entertainment system. I do not recall the exact name of it now, but it's like an interactive "crash course" (no pun intended... or just a little bit) in flying; they detail the reasons for turbulence, noise, pressure changes, etc. Really good program that helped me overcome my stress of flying 12+ hours in the A380 !nutnut wrote:The weird thing is, I am not scared to get on a plane, scared to be on a plane or scared to think about planes, I understand that the likelihood of crashing is very very slim and I am a rational human being with a statistical brain.
I just can't help feel a little angsty when I take off and land! I still love it and if I am in Business I tend to take my preflight Champers to ensure it's not so bad
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