swiss cheese post

Hi folks,

I just wanted to thank everyone who responded to my swiss cheese post. Some
of you had fun with your answers, which was to be expected and is ok, but I
think I liked Chris P's serious answer best. It gives me a lot to think
about when I have to give my oral presentation next week.

Thanks again,
Knot

Knot Fields wrote:
Hi folks,

I just wanted to thank everyone who responded to my swiss cheese post. Some
of you had fun with your answers, which was to be expected and is ok, but I
think I liked Chris P's serious answer best. It gives me a lot to think
about when I have to give my oral presentation next week.

Thanks again,
Knot




Knot, check the thread again. i just responded a slower exposure to
vacuum.

It might get more replies, who knows.


TBerk

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Knot Fields wrote:
Hi folks,

I just wanted to thank everyone who responded to my swiss cheese post.
Some
of you had fun with your answers, which was to be expected and is ok,
but I
think I liked Chris P's serious answer best. It gives me a lot to think
about when I have to give my oral presentation next week.

Thanks again,
Knot




Knot, check the thread again. i just responded a slower exposure to
vacuum.

It might get more replies, who knows.

Thanks! You and Chris helped me out a lot with my thinking. This is a
Physics course, but next year I'll be taking AP Physics so I've been trying
to learn the fundamentals. Right now, we've been talking about environments
in space. At school, there is a bell? jar complete with a vacuum pump. I
think it's a diffusion pump. I had a chance to place the cheese in there to
see what would happen as some students have in the past. Not sure if my
teacher has some type of filter or not on the pump as the broken up cheese
would surely clog the lines I would think.

Thanks again for your thoughts, along with the others.

Knot




TBerk

It gives me a lot to think
about when I have to give my oral presentation next week.

Let us know how it goes!

Clear Skies

Chuck Taylor
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Try http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ATM_Optics_Software/

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Thanks again,
Knot