Lindo concierto en Eurojazz el sábado, con la banda Band...James Band, de República Checa, con gatemalteca, León f., Fefa y Marisa. Lo malo fue que una vieja se me puso muy loca a la hora de conseguir un autógrafo.
Luego lasaña deliciosa en Coyoacán con Hiroki-kun y Marisa's Family XD. Me compré incienso jojo.
"Hydrogen bonds are also what gives pure water its pale blue hue. When water molecules vibrate, adjacent molecules tug and push against their hydrogen-bonded neighbors. This action absorbs a small amount of red light, leaving proportionlly more blue light to scatter back to our eyes. The same blue color is seen in ice formation."
Y resolviendo una pequeña disputa sostenida desde inicio de semestre:
"The speed of sound in seawater is about 1500 meter per second, almost five times the speed of sound in air."
Garrison, T. 2002. Oceanography. An invitation to Marine Science, Thompson Learning, Inc., USA, pp. 147.
Luego lasaña deliciosa en Coyoacán con Hiroki-kun y Marisa's Family XD. Me compré incienso jojo.
Estudiando encontré una explicación a algo que es increíblemente común pero nunca me la habían explicado:
"Hydrogen bonds are also what gives pure water its pale blue hue. When water molecules vibrate, adjacent molecules tug and push against their hydrogen-bonded neighbors. This action absorbs a small amount of red light, leaving proportionlly more blue light to scatter back to our eyes. The same blue color is seen in ice formation."
Y resolviendo una pequeña disputa sostenida desde inicio de semestre:
"The speed of sound in seawater is about 1500 meter per second, almost five times the speed of sound in air."
Garrison, T. 2002. Oceanography. An invitation to Marine Science, Thompson Learning, Inc., USA, pp. 147.
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¿quien gano la disputa?
Claramente yo, ñaca ñaca.
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