Sentences with phrase «require hot sun»

Summer time is the best time to make pickles as they require hot sun to form into a delicious pickle but this particular tomato pickle recipe is so quick in making and can be made in any season and stored.

Not exact matches

Huge densities and temperatures (millions of degrees, hotter even than the Sun's core) are required to overcome the electrostatic repulsion between the positively charged nuclei involved.

The hot Florida sun requires it but I'm told umbrellas are on the way.

On Earth this feat requires taming plasma (electrically charged gas) at temperatures around 150 million degrees Celsius, 10 times as hot as the inferno at the sun's core.

perpetual motion machines require no energy input to maintain the positive entropy of the «system» == I, and that shiny hot thingy in the sky called the Sun, have a problem with your comment — since the sun doesn't know anything about your perpetual motion machine balonSun, have a problem with your comment — since the sun doesn't know anything about your perpetual motion machine balonsun doesn't know anything about your perpetual motion machine baloney!

I have literally had to write out differential calculus equations proving that the Earth can be modeled as a sphere, and with real - time power from the Sun, and that it makes things very hot, and that this produces wildly different results than a flat Earth requiring the invention of a greenhouse effect.

And no, it does not require the source to be as hot as the sun to radiate out Thermal IR, the electric plate on your stove doesn't have to be even hot enough to produce red light for you to feel the IR it is radiating, but that doesn't mean that the Sun isn't radiating our Thermal sun to radiate out Thermal IR, the electric plate on your stove doesn't have to be even hot enough to produce red light for you to feel the IR it is radiating, but that doesn't mean that the Sun isn't radiating our Thermal Sun isn't radiating our Thermal IR!

It can't be re-radiated at those same wavelengths because that would require being as hot as the source, the Sun.