but when you put it on a level, is there any component kinda this way, kinda this way? only down, so what? it's pulling sideways all the time? so when you're bowling and you let go of the ball, you can tell why it's rolling at constant velocity, because there's no force pointing that way or we say no component of force pointing that way. are you getting the component, i mean, the part, that's pulling straight down. is there anything out this way, that--no, no, no. down, that's it. on a hill, yeah. so if we put a big bowling ball, i mean a big bowling alley around the world, what would we get? here's the world and let's suppose we put a bowling alley up in the sky. we'll put it up in the sky to get away from the air drag, about 50 miles up, yeah? here, we kinda get a support there so it doesn't fall down, big structure. this is first class bowling man, okay? now you take that bowling ball and you roll it. when it's here, the force of gravity acting like that. when it gets over here, force of gravity acting like that. is that down? you're onto that and some people think d

you kinda see that, gang? you kinda see that? in places where it's cold in the winter, when do those homes leak energy more, on a cold day or a warmish day? on a cold day, there's a greater delta t between the temperature inside the home and outside. and a great big delta t means, honey, you are gonna have a high rate of cooling. and you know what you pay for when you hit your home? what you pay for really ultimately is the heat that's leaking out all of the time. otherwise, you heat your home up in september, keep your doors all closed, you wouldn't have to burn any more fuel for the rest of the winter. but that's not true, the heat's leaking all the time mostly through your windows. and the greater the delta t, the greater the difference in temperature between inside and outside, then the greater it's gonna be the rate of heat flow. and opposite's true, too, if you're in a climate like around here. we are air conditioning all the time. the greater the difference in temperature between the outside and the inside, the greater the

and one of the reactions that did succeed was kinda novel. instead of throwing higher and higher velocity particles at matter, three people in germany, lisa meitner, otto hahn, otto-- strassman, i think, anyway, what they did was they threw slow moving neutrons at uranium isotopes and they found a reaction that changed the world. and the reaction that changed the world is that what you see before you here. it's in your textbooks. the first page in the chapter, fission and fusion. and all we're saying is that it turns out if a slow moving neutron taps into uranium 235 isotope-- [makes sounds] --it will lay it right in half, and the isotopes, instead of a little particle coming off like maybe a proton or an alpha particle, the whole things falls on half. wild. and-- [makes sounds] here's a typical reaction. there are many reactions. this is just the typical one. the uranium busts in half into krypton and barium. these are about halfway down the periodic table from where the uranium is. and the neat thing was, is there were also an ejection in t

it kinda felt like normal again. but that wasn't the case, i was just drinking so i wouldn't have to deal with every day life. >> mary: well because lindsey's recovery was in a such a fragile state we decided at operation standown that we would provide her with temporary housing, in part to encourage her continued sobriety. it's kind of, like when i look at lindsey i see little bit of myself. maybe it's because we come from the same hometown. but i remember being a very naive and a very vulnerable young woman when i left and joined the army and all of the things that i got into. you know it's only by the grace of god that you know i didn't experience the same things that lindsey did. >> lindsey: so i keep my meds in this little compartment. hydroxazin is for my anxiety, i take antabuse so i won't drink, and then i have my birth control and gabapentin that helps with the nightmares, so i have a peaceful night's sleep, ...and i take geodon, its an anti-psychotic ...helps keep my chemicals in my brain level good.. so i

it kinda makes sense, that stuff, doesn't it, conductivity? kinda neat stuff. hey, i'll show you something kinda nice for that. here's a piece of iron. good conductor? yeah. here's a piece of wood. good conductor? no. no. it turns out wood is a very, very poor conductor as we've talked about. i'm gonna put a piece of paper around this iron. i'm gonna light up my torch again. paper doesn't light on fire, gang. but if the paper is taken out like this, and it's flamin'. put it against the iron, it goes out. it's charred. that part lit up. oops. call the fire marshal. but what's going on here, gang? well, let's try it with wood. let's try it with wood. our test. be checkin' the neighbor and see if the neighbor knows why that paper didn't light. did you ever read the book by ray bradbury called fahrenheit 451? yes. that 451 is what? that's the temperature in fahrenheit degrees at which paper burns. that was about a book-burning book, yeah? watch this, gang. fire city. that thing is burning up. look at that. all right. okay. why with the wood but not with the metal?

it's kinda neat. you know what happens when the sound is made over here, guess which ear it gets to first? right. this one and then this one. so what i have inside here, is that compute-- computer computer, okay? and what i do is that-- there. okay. so-- there, okay? you do that with stereo. yeah, you really do it. you adjust, so that you-- you know, where you get all fouled up is when you do it under the water, under the water. do you ever played tag with your friends clicking rocks together? how many people have never done that with they're friends, click rocks together under the water? okay. you know what you gonna do this weekend out of the bay, huh? and you click the rocks together and see if you can find out where the rocks are clicking from. it turns out its very difficult. you know why? because even if it's over here, it gets to this ear and this ear almost the same, four times the speed of sound, gang. you are not equipped for that judgment, a dolphin is. dolphin got two ears. dolphin-- okay.

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the plot was the work of an outside the affiliate's -- all kinda -- al qaeda a failure. good no plane tickets were bought by the time the plot was foiled by americans and other agencies. >> our washington correspondent says the devices currently in u.s. custody. the fbi are examining its at their headquarters, probably in virginia, and they are looking to see if it contains the same hallmark as the bomb, the failed 2009 plot to blow up the plane in detroit, and the 2010 plot to target two cargo planes bound for the u.s.. this puts the focus on yemen, which has been a thorn in the side for some time. that is where the u.s. is going to be focusing its counterintelligence, its counter-terrorism efforts more squarely. good >> do we know any details about how the american military managed to foil this salmo? >> you heard leon panetta say who he will not been stressing specific information. you can speculate saudi arabia. they were instrumental in the 2010 plot. it could also be u.k. counter intelligence officials. some u.s. networks have been reporting information from europe

now the formula makes sense, kinda. it just says that the frequency of radiation is directly proportional to the temperature of the source. let me give you an idea. you see this rubber tube i have, stretched out and connected to the wall over there? can you all, guys, see the rubber tube? what color is the rubber tube? - yellow. - green. can you guys all be lookin' at the same rubber tube? what color is the rubber tube? - blue. - green. well, take your pick, all right? put on your glasses. so we got a rubber-- it looks red to me. yeah, it's a red rubber tube. you guys see the red rubber tube? now i'm gonna shake the tube. [makes sounds] what do you guys be seein' across the room? waves. ain't that right? can you see the waves? now i want you to look at what happens to the frequency of the waves when i shake it faster. how many see the waves shakin' up? [makes sounds] how about when i shake it like this? what's the frequency of the waves? [makes sounds] it turns out that the faster i shake, the higher the frequency of th

but let me tell you something, that was kinda neat. those electrons in the first couple of feet are going more than 99% the speed of light right there. and they're pushed all the way down. push, push, push, push, push. the copper wires feeding that accelerator are thicker than your wrist. enormous amperage, enormous power. and that is put into driving that accelerator. and that energy takes little tiny part electrons. you know how light they are, my goodness, my goodness? it pushes, pushes, pushes, pushes for 2 miles. and as they push and push and push and doesn't gain much speed. but it gains something else. it gains momentum without gaining much speed. and what's that imply about the mass? that the mass is becoming enormous. when these things get down the end, they land--they hit with thousands of times more mass than they started with. and so all this energy you're pumping in, all that energy, that energy is going into mass. and how much? given by this relationship. so at the end of the tube, you'll have more mass than you had when

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♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >>> and the tributes continuefor chuck brown. we all know by now -- washington, d.c. is that book's author. thanks for joining us, we are glad to have you here. i was intrigued by the quote that you had when you interviewed him in 2010. he said i made this music so i can eat and all the guys in my band can eat. >> that was chuck. he really created the music in collaboration with the people of washington, in particular, the crowd at the maverick room in northeast and he was doing what was working, what kept the bodies moving. that's how he got to eat. >> now at this point, we can look back and see how the music evolved and changed, but he was someone who was an expert at cross pollinating, bringing in jazz and other elements. even old guys like me could still appreciate go-go. >> absolutely. go-go can sound in many different ways. some of it has punk influences and ragae influences. dance, party music. >> you mention the slow beat, the live element, that's part of the reason why go-go never made it big nationally.

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