Tuesday, February 03, 2004
|9:00 AM| I came up with an interesting addition to the standard dry erase/white board. It acts as a second layer to the existing board, and can be rolled across it, without erasing what's beneath. It'd be trasparent so that you could use it as an overlay. It was a component in a dream I had, one about my old physics teacher, Mr. Matt McCutcheon. I think that's how I spell his name, I could be wrong as it's been a while. I think I'm missing a "u". Anyhow I was in a class filled with the best and brightest, they were discussing these ridiculously high temperatures and all I could do was avoid being called upon for an answer.
What the heck is the order for elements created during fusion? As in, if you're fusing hydrogen you get helium, if you're fusing helium you get something, then carbon, then etc.
I'll look it up and probably edit this post to make me look more intelligent.
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|9:00 AM| I came up with an interesting addition to the standard dry erase/white board. It acts as a second layer to the existing board, and can be rolled across it, without erasing what's beneath. It'd be trasparent so that you could use it as an overlay. It was a component in a dream I had, one about my old physics teacher, Mr. Matt McCutcheon. I think that's how I spell his name, I could be wrong as it's been a while. I think I'm missing a "u". Anyhow I was in a class filled with the best and brightest, they were discussing these ridiculously high temperatures and all I could do was avoid being called upon for an answer.
What the heck is the order for elements created during fusion? As in, if you're fusing hydrogen you get helium, if you're fusing helium you get something, then carbon, then etc.
I'll look it up and probably edit this post to make me look more intelligent.
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