EEPhil
Number 28
you've wound me up!If you want to wind up up the locals call the football teams Notts County and Notts Forest.
you've wound me up!If you want to wind up up the locals call the football teams Notts County and Notts Forest.
Done a little dig and it's as I suspected. From the Bristol Post:Where is the power from all the other solar farms going?
This kind of thing turns up all over the place, particularly in adverts etc about power generation. Sometimes it's failure to understand the difference between energy and power. The people who write this stuff are not science-literate, and no doubt celebrate that as good (the same as it's "not cool" to be good with numbers).Difficult to see what "each year" means in this context. Unnecessary!
Judging by my local on-line paper the "journalists" haven't got a nose for a story and aren't literate. In my day we'd call them YTS trainees.The people who write this stuff are not science-literate,
You mean the way the sea remains steady as a rock while the buildings wash up and down? Yes, I thought that was strange too.Spot anything wrong?
How improbable is that?You mean the way the sea remains steady as a rock while the buildings wash up and down?
???? What sea????? the buildings are static for me and the only not so odd thing I see is the bird being larger when it reappears from behind the laptop.You mean the way the sea remains steady as a rock while the buildings wash up and down? Yes, I thought that was strange too.
It's a HHGTTG reference.???? What sea????? the buildings are static for me...
Have a look at the way the body and wings move....and the only not so odd thing I see is the bird being larger when it reappears from behind the laptop.
???? What sea????? the buildings are static for me
Two to the power of 16 million to one and falling.How improbable is that?
Have a look at the flight of the bird. Notice anything wrong?The link just takes me to a 'local news' website. No idea what anyone is talking about
I am not sure that the laws of physics apply to an animation of an origami bird.
Equal and opposite reactions should have the bulk of the bird going up when the wings beat down, and vice versa.
Two to the power of 16 million to one and falling.
Ah, I see it now.Have a look at the flight of the bird. Notice anything wrong?
I see no bird.Have a look at the flight of the bird. Notice anything wrong?
Fine under my default FF here.Edit: Now see it using Chrome rather than my usual Firefox.
So far as I can see there's nothing stopping the bobbing being antiphase with the wing beats rather than in phase.I think that is about as good as you could expect using just a couple of alternating GIFs.
When I first noticed this I had a look at the page source to see if the animation could be separated out but gave up.So far as I can see there's nothing stopping the bobbing being antiphase with the wing beats rather than in phase.