The researchers think that,
as the iron core of the dying star collapsed, it gave off neutrinos that heated the matter behind the shock wave, causing bubbles to rise (rather like they would from the bottom of a pot of boiling water, Grefenstette said) and causing material to slosh around.
Not exact matches
As the name suggests, it's comprised of resin, a material that's lighter than the more traditional rubber core, that's been molded in a so - called speedlock shape that could best be described as a pattern resembling a waffle iro
As the name suggests, it's comprised of resin, a material that's lighter than the more traditional rubber
core, that's been molded in a so - called speedlock shape that could best be described
as a pattern resembling a waffle iro
as a pattern resembling a waffle
iron.
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core weight - lifting fanatic, I devoured your article on the world championships (Bulgars, Britons and Bombers, Oct. 8).
As the
iron in the inner
core cools and solidifies, the researchers hypothesize, some of those light elements would be squeezed out, like the salt extruded from ice crystals when seawater freezes.
Heat from Earth's inner
core, which is
as hot
as the surface of the sun, churns an outer
core of molten
iron and nickel, generating a magnetic field that deflects lethal cosmic and solar radiation away from the planet.
Molten
iron, being about twice
as dense
as the surrounding mantle, would propagate the crack downward, all the way to the
core.
Heavy, magnetisable metals such
as iron would have sunk down to its
core.
Nanorod structures aren't new, but the technique used by Lin's lab produces nanorods of uniform sizes — such
as barium titanate and
iron oxide, which have not yet been demonstrated via wet - chemistry approaches in the literature — and highly - uniform
core - shell nanorods made by combining two dissimilar materials.
Mercury, with a substantial
iron - rich
core, has a magnetic field that is only about 1 percent
as strong
as Earth's.
The long - held assumption was that it takes a planet the size of Earth to insulate a molten
iron core, whose currents and eddies act
as a dynamo to generate a magnetic field.
The
cores of both Mercury and Earth contain light elements such
as sulfur, in addition to
iron; the presence of these light elements keeps the
cores from being completely solid and «powers the active magnetic field - generation processes,» Hao said.
GJ 1132b,
as it is known, looks a bit like home: only 16 % bigger in diameter than Earth and about the same density, suggesting a similar rocky crust and
iron core.
It is generated by the rotation of liquid
iron in the
core, just
as happens inside Earth.
Astronomers already knew that Mercury has a magnetic field about 1 per cent the strength of Earth's, and that the rotation of liquid
iron in the
core generates the field, just
as happens inside Earth.
That rules out some previously proposed ways of forming Mercury with its relatively huge molten
iron core, such
as having the nascent sun blasting away the outer rind of an Earthlike planet.
The electrons in metals, such
as the
iron in Earth's
core, carry current and heat.
It has long been thought that heat flow drives what is called thermal convection — the hottest liquid becomes less dense and rises,
as the cooler, more - dense liquid sinks — in Earth's liquid
iron core and generates Earth's magnetic field.
The exact thickness of that layer is unknown, but
as it gradually cools, it should form solid chunks that sink like
iron snow into the denser, solid inner
core, also of unknown size, says geophysicist Sean Solomon of the Carnegie Institution of Washington's Department of Terrestrial Magnetism, the mission's principal investigator.
As a massive star ages, it accumulates
iron in its
core.
«The
core is mostly
iron and some nickel, but also contains about 10 % of light alloys such
as silicon, oxygen, sulfur, carbon, hydrogen, and other compounds,» Hirose, lead author of the new study to be published in the journal Nature.
The FAST manufacturing method enables the creation of transformer
cores from raw starting materials in minutes, without decomposing the required
iron nitrides,
as could happen at the higher temperatures used in conventional sintering.
Led by Carnegie's Ho - kwang «Dave» Mao, the research team believes that
as much
as 300 million tons of water could be carried down into Earth's interior every year and generate deep, massive reservoirs of
iron dioxide, which could be the source of the ultralow velocity zones that slow down seismic waves at the
core - mantle boundary.
As a consequence, the thermal conductivity of nickel and, thus, the thermal conductivity of Earth's
core is much lower than it would be in a
core consisting only of
iron.»
As it turns out, it is crucial for the dynamo effect that Earth's
core contains up to 20 % nickel — a metal, which under extreme conditions behaves quite differently from
iron.
If the
core is made out of less - dense material such
as a mixture of sulfur and
iron, the maximum radius would probably be less than 2000 kilometers.
Led by Geophysical Laboratory's Ho - kwang «Dave» Mao, the research team believes that
as much
as 300 million tons of water could be carried down into Earth's interior every year and generate deep, massive reservoirs of
iron dioxide, which could be the source of the ultralow velocity zones that slow down seismic waves at the
core - mantle boundary.
Not only are the
iron crystals in the «inner» inner
core aligned in an east - to - west direction —
as opposed to the north - to - south alignment in the «outer» inner
core — they also behave differently from their counterparts in the outer region.
They deduce that the planet has a solid inner
core surrounded by a relatively thin, molten outer
core, which is possible if the
core contains some sulphur
as well
as iron.
In order for Mercury's
core to have stayed molten over some 4.5 billions of years since the planet first formed from agglomerating planetisimals, however, its mostly
iron core must also contain a lighter element, such
as sulfur, to lower the melting temperature of the
core material.
Eventually these bodies become big and hot enough to partially melt, allowing heavy materials such
as iron to sink to the
core — and lighter material such
as silicon to rise to the surface.
It's a little denser than Earth, suggesting an
iron core, and it's about the same size and receives a similar amount of radiation from its parent star
as we do from the Sun.
Scientists have long believed — and largely agreed — that the Earth's
core is made up primarily of
iron (85 percent), with 10 percent nickel and some lighter elements, such
as carbon, oxygen, silicon, or sulfur mixed in.
NASA (Shock rings around Supernova 1987A)-- larger image While primordial supernovas created much of the heavier elements such
as iron found in the Solar System, Sol orbits the galactic
core without frequent crossings of the spiral arms where life - threatening supernovas are more common.
If Mercury's
core material condensed from primordial matter at pressures of one atmosphere or more,
iron would condense
as a liquid capable of dissolving copious amounts of hydrogen.
Scarlett Johansson worked with trainer Bobby Strom on balance, coordination and
core work for her role
as Black Widow in
Iron Man 2.
It will build fantastic
core and shoulder strength
as well
as forge and
iron grip.
CEDAR CITY — The results are in for the state of Utah in terms of how students in grades three through 11 are doing
as they adjust to the new Utah
Core Standards, and
Iron County School District administrators are preparing to move forward to help students improve.
When battery power is applied, the coil acts
as an electromagnet; the magnetic field from the
core pulls the
iron arm, opening the switch contacts, interrupting the primary current.
The Los Angeles Times reviews
as well, writing that the book «finds the
iron core of both men.»
I think the specs are just find I wish it had a front facing camera though but thats it really I mean duel
core is all hype right now just like the first iPhone ill make the jump when they
iron out the battery problems etc But front facing camera isnt a huge issue fro me because if I make the switch back to blackberry ill be getting the playbook
as well
As you might have learned if you went to an evil public school (as opposed to enlightened home schooling), so - called scientists have long claimed that the earth is composed of a relatively thin crust floating on what is more - or-less bubbling hot lava with a molten iron core at its cente
As you might have learned if you went to an evil public school (
as opposed to enlightened home schooling), so - called scientists have long claimed that the earth is composed of a relatively thin crust floating on what is more - or-less bubbling hot lava with a molten iron core at its cente
as opposed to enlightened home schooling), so - called scientists have long claimed that the earth is composed of a relatively thin crust floating on what is more - or-less bubbling hot lava with a molten
iron core at its center.
The so - called «Galactic Cosmic Rays» probably come directly from the Sun's pulsar
core, and were recorded
as a gradient in cosmic ray exposures of meteorites at the birth of the solar system:
iron meteorites > stone meteorites > carbonaceous chondrites