MES Math Q/A 73: What is Thermal Expansion? by @mes on 3Speak
Thermal expansion is the tendency of materials to grow when heated: a bar's length changes by ΔL = α L ΔT (where α is the material's coefficient of thermal expansion). It happens because atoms are ...
Tags: #math #science #physics #mechanics #materials #engineering #thermalexpansion #education
That's recording. So we got recording. I'm in a big screen now. I go here. We'll go over here, so I'm going to share my screen. Yeah, epic stuff. So I know what scenes are, okay, just because it wasn't recording, now it's recording. Yeah, so I can press scenes, and I got OBS, and I've saved $15 a month by not paying for Prism Livesuit anymore. This one's free and open source. Absolutely epic. Sorry, I don't know what scenes were, and even then it's too annoying making it. But now I just tell Claude, hey, make a bunch of scenes, fix it all up, and so on. So how do I hide this? I'll put there, okay. No, I don't know how to hide that. So that's another, show I can exit that. Anyways, why is the scene back there? Why did this flip over? Oh, oh, this is just, I think it's delayed. Yeah, this is delayed. There it is. Okay, we're up to epic stuff so I can make myself big and small and so on. All right, and here is the Threadcast, as per always. Whoops, all right, that's not what it meant. and I'm going to send some emails to the doctor, uh, walk to now, not doctor yet, uh, the other, the professor, I don't have to say, okay, and this thing goes here. So Bichu doesn't have the chat thing either, I'm just going to leave it like that, in case people comment. So I have it here, I'm going to flip over back and forth like this. If people have comments, let me know. Okay, and then I'll periodically flip over. Okay, so right now, I'll just stick on YouTube for now. And, uh, this should be on the left side. Okay, I'm over here. Okay, there it is. There, there I am. Alright guys, anyways, there's Threadcast, I'll put this in here as well. There's the setups there, and this is the comment, Threadcast. So basically, everything I posted there, put on Hive2, just so backup and just promote Hive. This guy, this guy is bought or something. Anyways, I'm going to send a quick email to the doctor. I mean, I mean, the professor. So, he sent me this email, and also, I think it was before. Oh yeah, yeah, I send it here. Works on iPad, Electromagnet. I sent them an electromagnetic field simulator I made with Cloud AI. So it's pretty cool. You can do a whole lot of stuff. You can move that, you can check the setup here. You can rotate the magnet, the magnet. Move the ads there, and electric charges. You can go electric charges, press buttons, and move it around, and see the different kind of setups there's setups there. And so on, there's a field. And then what I elect by magnets is you can have the Isot potential lines end that. So I can go flux lines. There's a flux lines. So I should be able to go to zero. oh, I think it's, here's flux lines off. So, flux lines are off, and now we're just going to get the isopotential lines, and now we can move it around. Holy! Yeah, so now we can get this, it's pretty cool, and there's the flux, add the flux, oh, that's the yeah, the buttons there, okay, and increase some more stuff, okay, so we got some, add a magnet. Let's go add a magnet here. How do you add a magnet? Oh, that's how you do it, okay. Then you can move it around. Holy, we are taking over the game. And, yeah, there's charged particle, moving around, this is, um, B is out of the screen, the magnetic field, out of the screen coming towards you, and so on. Then you can, I think it flip it somehow. But anyways, play around with it, and let me know what happens to this. It's just like that. Oh, that's magnetic field, strength. And then a charged particle, basically, if it's going, it's going to go around, round circles around the magnetic field, which is quite interesting when you think about. Aim at launch. What does that mean? I don't know what this aim at, okay, so you put it at here. And it goes, I need to figure out what that means. Waves, here's some wave stuff. Yeah, it's absolutely, and then these are barriers in there. You should put a slow motion set up. Where's the speed? Speed, make it slower. It's way too fast. Okay, one, okay, there's a wave like that. And then plain wave, other setup here. This is the mainstream electromagnetic setups there. And I have these movable. Actually, no, yeah. never mind, they're not movable, but anyways, you can see some stuff, wavelength, different wavelengths, what's the wavelength, shouldn't is, oh, this is it, just changes the color, that's slower, now you go ultra, anything change, okay, I need to put some errors there, anything, I'll figure it's out later, this just gives you this one, okay, doesn't really didn't change in me, but anyway, so I send that to the captain, oh, let me know if there, what, any issues on it, and so on. and so forth. I'm going to put this in here. Yeah, this is electromagnetic fields, a simulator. You could press that. I'm going to put this also in here. And, yeah, and then another thing I made, I, and then I told them, let me know what it is, and I also said here, also I think I'll make a Hutchinson Effect Simulator. We'll do this later today or tomorrow. It would be epic. Feel free to send me any details to include in it. It will be interactive and allow you to move the testicle, RF generators, et cetera, see. the EMF interference and predicts when disruption and or a lift occurs. We'll send you it when it's out. Okay, Billy, how are you okay? I'm going to just send them right here. MES-H-A-E-S-infect simulator. So here it is. I have a full simulator right here. You can move around the Vennigrap generator. There's John. RF transmitter over here. There's at the setup here. You can move stuff here. I think there should be labels on and off somewhere here. Labels. And you can add stuff. You can add a Vennigrap generator. Let's go add one here, and there's another one, see what happens. I just need to know how to connect these things together. And here is, you can add video cameras, and you can see the video camera here, and I made a probability of stuff levitating in disrupting the signal going off. You can change the, you can change the scale, the time scale, because right now, where's the time scale? There's a whole bunch of stuff here. Label, you could switch on. It should be labels off. Okay, one second, I'm going to just figure out some stuff here. hide label, displays. Display, what is this? Oh, that's the bottom display. Add, remove, hide stats. Okay, what is the hide stat? That's this, what in the world's high stats? Okay, I got to figure out what is going. Oh, that's the hide this part. Okay, go back to the stats. Okay, so this is the stats here. I want to see label. Okay, this is a view, remove labels. Okay, I want to remove labels, so you can see there's a spoon and so on. It's doing a bunch of jazz there. What was the speed one? Speed turn, label, spoon, there was... Okay, this is the speed, okay, there's the speed. So then you can increase it. This is a, now we're going to go 10x, 3, 360, now you've got self-levitating, and you can see the camera. Where's the display? There should be a display right here. Where in the world's a display? Show stats, hide stats. Okay, I need the displays. Okay, there's the display. Okay, that's the signal loss, super ultra-fast, stuff levitating, self-disrupting, and so on. And this is at 360x speed. There should be a timer there. Where's the timer? Oh, there's the timer recording. 27 minutes. You can see stuff here, levitating spoon, and so on. And there's a target area, and you can move a table around. And there's a camera. I think you should, if you may move the camera, I think if you move the camera, it should change. So you notice this, this changes well. the perspective changes as well. So you can literally see what, okay, you can see the technical and other setup there. See what this is? There's the RF generator. That's how far away this. I think it's just showing the table. You know, it shows this, see this? Right here. Absolutely, absolutely amazing. I have, okay? And it's got a whole bunch of other setup here, data points here, stuff happened. Anyways, let me know how this is, but this is absolutely, I think, what, the first stimulator ever done. Hi, John. I am doing well. I have been working for weeks on a video tutorial, on an exam problem that Dr. Judy Wood gave to her students about the in which she solved the space. Shuttle Disaster Disaster, what is it called? Yeah, Space Shuttle Columbia Disaster within five days. No, wait, wait, right away, months before NASA did. Here is the test problem. I will let you know when I finished, upload the video. Okay, so if you go to MES slash EM 304, so here's a test problem that the doctor made. You're going to see it's pretty epic video. I'll send us to the doctor. Okay, I'll send us to open full screen. So here's a test problem, and this is where I'm doing the thermal expansions part right here, because this is thermal tile, and then she literally... Yes, you saw a video when this was during the disaster, and then there's like a piece of foam hits this wing part, and then she did some calculations and says, well, if you remove the thermal tile, this is going to overheat just due to shear. But here's the questions, and so when you've got to find where it fails and all that, and I went through it, there's a solution case she sent me, and then she helps me send me these slides from the actual investigator. Scott Hubbert, who was actually working on the investigation, and then months later, April 15th. So her test problems is February 6th. The February 1st, 2003, is the actual disaster. And then she, five days later, she already has an exam already for the students. And then months later, on April 15th, the investigation, like slides, they show that there was damage here, and then they have the sensors on the wing, and they calculate right here. uh that she puts the 205 that's pretty much where it fails this the red spot there so it's the temperature and then the temperature goes off and then basically it got super heated there and um yeah so basically it was damage but it was still flying for a while until it goes until it went to re-entry and so on and then it blew up yeah so that's uh pretty well so i'm gonna send this to the captain uh john hudson um okay and there it is uh there's uh And here's the EMF set up. I'm going to put some links everywhere. And, uh, same people in the chat. So, but how do I even check how many people in the chat? I don't even know. Obvious notifications. Um, okay, uh, I'm going to just check, uh, occasionally I'm going to check here. How many people in the chat? Uh, I have no idea. Like, anyways, uh, but, uh, that's all. Encoder, check your encoder, copy and paste you to sign in. Is it working or not working? It should be working. Eddedly, turn on. Okay, it is working. Okay, so ethics episode is working. I'll just leave that. I'm going to put some stuff in here. So this is the test problem. And then this is a test problem. Put the links everywhere. And this guy, Carlos Crypto, I'll say, very nice thread. Okay, that's like a spam or something. Anyways, there's some links to that. And now here's the electromagnetic. I send that to John. Here's the similar. Anyways, play around with it. Absolutely fascinating. Okay, I'll say, here is the Hutchson Effect Simulator. Hope you like it, and let me know if it worked properly, any suggestions or bugs you find. Okay. And I'll say, I'm also live, just to get him a link to live setup, go back here. And also, telegram, yeah, it's actually working, that's pretty well, usually not working this entire week. I'm going to go to YouTube. I'm also live on YouTube, also live on YouTube right now, going over random sign stuff, okay. Okay, here it is. Live. Okay, Cheerios, Captain. And also, yeah, that Dallas guy from Phillychard Zone came out as a spook, but yeah, we'll talk about that later in our spook stream. Okay, so that's pretty cool. And also, I made a bunch of stuff here, if I go to this reminder, two things I made. So here's the time zone setup. You can literally just put, you can just type in the time zone, it will automatically use this. So you can type in like this, or you can just go something like this. and write October 31 at 1 p.m., PCT, okay, use, let's see this, use this, so it automatically fills October 30 years, this, and then you can compare it with Tehran, 1130, at 11.30, p.m, Saturday, yeah, October 31, so that's my stream for that. And then the other thing is, this should be a link to, yeah, I should put a link to the reminder. Okay, I'll put a note here in time zone. I'm going to, another thing, another thing, I'm just going to open up on this, my own personal setup. I go to the AI coding, or random, let's go to the random setup, AI coding. Make a, yeah, cross-reference the reminder page. to the time zone, et cetera. Okay, and vice versa. Yeah, so, yeah, I'll do that with the AI coding setup here. Now, if we go right here, now the reminder, now click on this reminder, you can literally input this, you can open the link, this is happening now, this is happening now. So you can open the link, it goes to, well, over here, and I have all the links to it. So here's the links to it, YouTube, Rumble, Odyssey, Bichute, X, and you can also just play, and it's embedded here, so it should be playing. October 28, it should be playing, I don't know what's not on YouTube, oh, you have a view on YouTube, that's pretty interesting. Okay, so that's that part, and I'll change it with Re-Speak once I have it uploaded next week or so. So that's that, and then there's a reminder. And then you can see in other time zones, but then you can also add it to your Google Calendar. You can add reminders, one hour, two hour, four, Outlook, remind me in this browser. So as long as the browser's open, you can get a reminder. And you can actually see it big, you can go big, huge, you can go fill window, so you have the full thing happening now. It's happening now. And you can go full screen. Oh, yeah, full screen is a pretty giant, just because I have a giant screen. But anyways, that's pretty well stuff. Yeah, so definitely try all the stuff out. I'm going to put some reminders here. I'm going to put this. Anything I use, I'm just going to put them inside. And then, so we have a link trail of what I covered in the stream. And also, I'll use AI afterwards to do timestamps and so on, because that's pretty useful to have. Alrighty, I'm going to put this in here. And then the next one is the reminder, this spot right here, just reminder. Again, this is absolutely... Crazy. Yeah, so basically anything and everything, let me know, and I'll make it. And, yeah, I sent the simulator to the Hutchinson Effect similar to Andrew Johnson. He really liked it, too. So that's, but he said it, he said that his computer started glitching, and it blew up, so. All right, so, and then another thing I made here, if you go to, let's go home, or newest tools and so, magnetic, potential lines, there's the redshift, or this is the, let's go here. I made an elections one. Here's elections, midterms coming up there. I automatically shows who's winning. This is the, um, I think this is like whose favorite to win or something, and they have, like, polymarkets and all that, and so on, yeah, so basically, I want to take over the game. It tells me five days, all right. Okay, this is absolutely amazing. But I have a different world, I should be able to, there's an option there, elections calendar, Bulgaria is there, United States, British Columbia is one day. had it, apparently conservative's one, first time in like 100 years or something. So that's, but yeah, anyway, it's called Elections at all Momentumbo, but might as well take over the game and get the traffic onto MES sites. All right, and then from there you can obviously get onto Real Info. So that's some pretty cool setup there. So now if I go to, yeah, this setup is absolutely fascinating. Yeah, and then, yeah, you can play around with it. You can see different setups here, connect. Oh, this is a connector. So you can connect this to this. Now all of a sudden it's connected. So you just connect it, I just connect this random thing there. I'm going to put the labels. It should be a labels thing right on it. Okay, so I need to fix this up. Put labels on it. I'm just going to put the input in the notes. Yeah. Labels on off button in the Hutchinson simulator display. somewhere for easy access to, et cetera. So this is my notes, I'll add it to Clod later, and I basically do it all in one batch. Okay, so that's pretty cool, and this is absolutely cool, and you can add multiple cameras, apparently. Okay, yeah, so, this is, and you can see a different setup, that's the Highteson Drive, Electromagnetic Field, you can check the electromagnetic field set up there, and how much is that in there, you can check also camera glitch risk. Okay, that's... Interesting, I don't know what that means, but there's a zero risk that I guess, and this is a standing wave locked sources, okay, standing waves, I move the camera. This is absolutely, how do I move the camera? Okay, I can't even move the camera. Oh, that's, oh, that's the connect, this is the move button. Okay, so I move it like up, okay, all right, guys, and then where's the display, labels, there's labels, and there's labels back onto it, and you got this, uh, compass, you got this, oh, you got a levitating steel bar. Seabor was levitating, holy, we're taking all the game, guys. And then there's a speed, restart, 1X, 3X, minus, and you can go increase, fill window, let's go fill window, you can go full screen. It should be a way to make this expand this, okay, hide this button. This should be hiding buttons here. Okay, let's go here. Okay, and then I'll put this right here. Add an option to hide, uh... show each of the various sections, such as in full width screen, where I want to show the full lab display. With, without the bottom. stuff, et cetera. All right, I'll put, et cetera, this is in the Hutchinson. Yeah, so that's a pretty epic setup there. Okay, so that's this part. Okay, and then, yeah, anyways, this Space Shuttle, Columbia setup, I have, it's going to be absolutely amazing setup there. And, yeah, the doctor, you realize, you realize why she was the one to solve 9 -11, because attention, detail, and just, just. solving it like an actual math problem, as an actual engineering problem as opposed to, you know, emotional moment jumbos, like that psycho, Dallas from fully charged zone, doesn't, it's absolutely great. Anyways, so that's that part. Okay, so there's a message from the doctor, and also, yeah, another thing made for the doctor, if we go to it right here, now I'm spooks. So I made this for her right here. If you go to Dr. DeWood's rebuttal, so she has this got the David Hughes, the Off Guardian, you got Norman, all these guys doing all these fake baits, fake debunking, fake rebunking, and so on and so. But then she said make this post-perr. So Judy Wood's rebuttal to all, quote, debunkers, where the towers go. So Dr. Wood has written a rebuttal to all, it could go debunkers, so you may be able to have your local library get a copy for you through intra-library loan, or you can purchase a copy from here. So you go, where the towers go. and, yeah, her own website, and you go, you can bite on Amazon.com there. Yeah, so you can bite there, and let me know. And those who instead prefer to organize everyone into a circular firing squad, have self-identify as a spook, where can you get protected perpetrators, there's a horrible crime of 9-11. It's become quite obvious, the strategy is, I think it's called aiding and abetting. Yeah, definitely. I'll put this in this setup here, and we're going to get to the thermal expansion part soon and so on. Anyways, these streams are just basically to get up to speed. and force myself to learn science from Lomba Jambos. But again, guys, yeah, behind the scenes, I've got a whole bunch of tools being made, and it…