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10-04-10, 09:13 AM #21Secular Sanity
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Free Online Courses from Top UniversitiesLast edited by Trooper; 10-04-10 at 11:23 PM. Reason: Will continue to add more...
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10-16-10, 02:33 PM #22science manGuest
Originally Posted by cheskichips
awesome guys!!!!!!!!!!!! Originally Posted by trooper
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12-11-10, 05:11 AM #23Registered Member
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It's awesome
Thanks for providing this link. It's very useful for me and my students. I have downloaded.
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09-15-11, 10:46 AM #24Registered Senior Member
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Good day
I need to find some technical data in scientific journals and I hope that people here acknowledged with science will be able to help me.
1. The tensile strength of carbon nanotubes and Aerogels, what it is equal to?
2. The general and basic information about Space Elevator.
3. Amount of Space Debris, especially at very high altitudes, such as 40 000 km and higher.
4. The amount of Solar constant near the Earth
5. Data about Young's modulus for various materials.
I KNOW that these data are available in internet; however I was asked to use the references from textbooks or peer-reviewed materials. Can you help me in it?
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09-15-11, 10:59 AM #25I really should be studying
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Your best bet is to ask a librarian for help.
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09-15-11, 11:07 AM #26Penguinaciously duckalicious.
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You should be able to get E values for most materials from Machinery's Handbook and/ or Kempe's.
But, unless you want considerable amounts of other engineering data you'd be better off downloading tables from the 'web.
Both of those books are fairly expensive and have a large page count.
Here's a good start:
http://www.matweb.com/search/PropertySearch.aspx
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03-27-12, 09:16 PM #27Secular Sanity
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Wow! Vi Hart is awesome and she just joined forces with Khan Academy.
http://vihart.com/everything/
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05-15-13, 05:54 AM #28Sciengineer
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She's pretty hot too. Originally Posted by Trooper
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