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did anyone saw something weird near Orion constelation last night? (Read 2781 times)
Reply #30 - Jan 1st, 2012 at 9:50am

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Club508 wrote on Dec 31st, 2011 at 8:22pm:
And a thing of heat being the vibration of particles etc., if that is correct, how can objects cool down?  Once they start hitting each other, they'll start heating up more, causing them to hit each other more and at higher speed, generating even more heat, until the atoms were finally going at or past he speed of light, and unable to slow down!


See the Laws of Thermodynamics.  Particularly look at things that apply to Entropy.

There is TONS of research information and texts that deal with all of the things that you are looking at here.  If you are truly interested in this stuff...... start digging.

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Reply #31 - Jan 1st, 2012 at 1:57pm

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JBaymore wrote on Jan 1st, 2012 at 9:50am:
Club508 wrote on Dec 31st, 2011 at 8:22pm:
And a thing of heat being the vibration of particles etc., if that is correct, how can objects cool down?  Once they start hitting each other, they'll start heating up more, causing them to hit each other more and at higher speed, generating even more heat, until the atoms were finally going at or past he speed of light, and unable to slow down!


See the Laws of Thermodynamics.  Particularly look at things that apply to Entropy.

There is TONS of research information and texts that deal with all of the things that you are looking at here.  If you are truly interested in this stuff...... start digging.

best,

..................john


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