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I thought some here might like this.
Tyson is just repeating what he knows very well was Carl Sagan's most famous utterance.Jredbaron said:I thought some here might like this.
video=youtube;9D05ej8u-g
Ah....so we are stardust.
I kinda' like that...
When looking for the Video of Sagan in my initial reply, I noted one site that informed Joni Mitchell liked it too and picked up the Sagan idea in the song 'Woodstock'.Ah....so we are stardust.
I kinda' like that...
Well technically they're not "your atoms". lol at implications.
RIP Carl Sagan, science hero. I share your wonder.
What do you mean "technically?"
You're body, life, liberty and persuit of happiness does not belong to you. It can be arbitrarily taken away cause, heck, you are not you.
Ah....so we are stardust.
I kinda' like that...
If I'm not me, who is me? Who am I?
Genesis 3:19
By the sweat of your brow you will eat your food until you return to the ground, since from it you were taken; for dust you are and to dust you will return.
Astounding, deeeeeeep, profound.
Wow, it's so groovy watching people rediscover what someone already discovered way over 3,000 years ago and then try to pass it off as original and profound.
That scripture is only reaffirming what was said about the creation of man, stated earlier in Genesis. In no way does it describe the vast cycle of matter and energy taht actually encompases the universe.
Whatever......
I always thought the most astounding scientific fact was that the moles of an element= pressure x volume/ .08206 x temperature.
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moles = (pressure x volume/ .08206) x temperature
or
moles = (pressure x volume)/ (.08206 x temperature)
?
doesn't matter. PEMDAS, multiplication and division are equal in the order of operations.
moles = (pressure x volume/ .08206) x temperature
or
moles = (pressure x volume)/ (.08206 x temperature)
?
Ideal gas law: Pressure x Volume= moles x gas constant (.08206) x temperature in Kelvin