what are yakwa particles or like that ?
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Geographic travel location facts\n\n\nAds by Google: \n\nCity Maps\nEverything to do with City Maps items.\neBay.com\n\nLuxury Cruises to Africa\nTravel in Luxury on Crystal Cruises Voted World’s Best Cruise Line\nwww.CrystalCruises.com\n\nUltimate guide to Rome\n100 sights, maps, itineraries Full color guidebook & audio guide\nwww.unabellavista.com\n\nGhana\nVisiting Ghana? Compare hotel prices, reviews, maps\ntravel.Yahoo.com\n\nKenya\nInformation About Currency, Country, Politics And More\nwww.gocurrency.com\n\n\nYakwa\n\nAlternative Name: Yakwa\nName Type: Native\nArea / State: N/A\n\nCoordinates & Location type:\n\nArea Type: Populated place\nLocation Type: Populated Place\n\nLatitude: 5\nLongitude: 19.88333\n(Decimal degrees)\nzaireafrica\nLatitude (DMS): 5° 0' 0 N\nLongitude (DMS): 19° 52' 60 E\n(Degrees, minutes and seconds)\n\nLocation modified: 1/5/1994\nMaps & Location database updated: 2004-02-27i think its a type of root vegetablethat can be scraped
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No, thats called a "snart". They can hurt and sometimes expel particles from both ends.
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That is not true, they are pure energy, and you feel their friction with the air particles...They all around us, be careful and show them respect, Please\nGood Luck
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sweet potatoes (yams)
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It arises around balck holes.\n\nSo-called "virtual particles) can spontaneously arise from nothingness, creating a particle and its anti-particle equivalent.  They arise from nothing, and then usually hit eachother again and are destroyed back into nothing.  If they arise near the event horizon (the point of no return near a black hole, beyond which the gravitational effects are inescapable, even by light), one half of the pair can get sucked in, while the other half can escape.  The escaping particles lead to what is known as Hawking radiation.
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Yarhamokom Allah\nيرحمكم الله
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Well, there are 3 families of sub-atomic particles, namely:\n\nQuarks, containing:\n1. up quarks (charge + 2/3)\n2. down quarks (charge - 1/3)\n3. charm quarks (charge + 2/3)\n4. strange quarks (charge - 1/3)\n5. top quarks (charge + 2/3)\n6. bottom quarks (charge - 1/3)\n7. all six anti-quarks\n\nQuarks interact with each other by the STRONG INTERACTION, which involves the exchange of virtual particles called gluons. Virtual particle exchange cannot be actually observed, hence the name "virtual".\n\nSTRONG INTERACTION: The particles that result from applying quantum principles to one set of FIELDS are called quarks.\n\nFIELD: The universe's fundamental building blocks, (according to the Standard Model). [I don't know what this means :)]\n\nLeptons, containing:\n\n1. electrons (charge -1)\n2. electron neutrino (charge -1)\n3. muon (charge -1)\n4. muon neutrino (charge 0)\n5. tau (charge 0)\n6. tau neutrino (charge 0)\n7. all six anti-leptons\n\nLeptons interact with each other by the ELECTROWEAK INTERACTION, by exchanging virtual particles called the photon, two W's and one Z\n\nELECTROWEAK INTERACTION: The particles that result from applying quantum principles to another set of fields are called leptons.\n\nBosons, containing\n1. photons\n2. Z boson\n3. W+ boson\n4. W- boson\n5. gluon\n6. Higgs boson\n\nWell, I'm not a physicist or scientist, just the normal person, so I can only tell you what I know:\n\nAccording to the Standard Model, Quarks or Leptons are tiny packets of energy.\n\nBosons are other types of energy packets, but cannot be observed because of the "virtual" thingy resulting from uncertainty considerations.\n\nWe don't really know what an electron is like, but it forms an electron cloud wherever its orbit is situated. The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle states that there is a limit on the mathematical product of the position uncertainty and the momentum uncertainty of any particle and a corresponding limit on the product of the uncertainty in energy and the uncertainty in time. [I don't understand a single phrase of that :)]. Anyway, we know that the more precisely the position of an electron is known, the less precisely its momentum can be known, and vice versa. There's another strange thing about electrons. In p-type orbits, the orbits form a figure of eight, but with teardrop-shaped electron clouds replacing the eight with their tips facing the center. At this precise center, no electron can exist for any given time. That is, our probability of finding an electron here at any given time is zero. However, an electron can always travel from one teardrop to another. How, you ask me? I don't know, but it's explained in the wave theory.\n\nAs for photons, scientists explain its particle-like properties and wave-like properties by saying that spheres and wave-lines are far too simplistic diagrams to express the nature of photons. And, you'd probably like to know, that a photon's antiparticle is still a photon. So, scientists cannot know that whether a particular photon is actually matter or antimatter.\n\nProtons are made up of 2 up quarks and 1 down quark, hence the charge of 1+. Neutrons are made up of 1 up quark and 2 down quarks, hence the charge of zero.\n\n(Whew), that's about all I know. Sorry I couldn't explain everything, because I simply don't know anymore.
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http://www.ee.surrey.ac.uk/Personal/D.Jefferies/yagiuda.html\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yagi_antenna\n\nhttp://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/0,,sid9_gci214378,00.html\n\nhttp://www.ee.washington.edu/circuit_archive/circuits/yagi.txt\n\nhttp://ic.arc.nasa.gov/people/jlohn/Papers/ices2001.pdf
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Yalmuka is yiddish for it\nin hebrew it's called a Kippa
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solid\nliquid\ngas\nplasma
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Candied Yams\nDeviled eggs
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Also called YUCCA plant. It's a tuber (grows undergrouond potato-type) plant like a YAM but larger, tastes like a sweet potato, fried, baked or boiled. Primarily found in Latin American locations.\n'Yacun' is the South American spelling, specifically Mayan or Inca
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http://www.science.uwaterloo.ca/~cchieh/cact/c120/dotstruc.html
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Thingiemajiggy\nBart\nPoll\nPC
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they are little (or big) balls made from styrofoam.  it is a synthetic material, very lightweight and floats.
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Try this http://www.asu.edu/clas/english/englished/yalit/ifishould/index.htm
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those are uranium ores. tjey are mined and then put on a centrifuge to make uranium. uranium is the material used as fue in nuclear reactors/bombs.