A little. Momentum is mass times velocity. The more momentum and object has the harder it is to stop. So the more momentum a bobsled has the more effective it will be against the forces trying to slow it down such as friction, wind resistance, drag, etc.
However, this does assume that the bobsled team can get the heavier sled up to the same speed as a lighter one.
Track lighting is a method of lighting where light fixtures are attached somewhere on a continuous track device, which contains electrical conductors.
"Heavy DNA" refers to DNA labeled with a heavy isotope, such as nitrogen-15 or carbon-14, for research purposes. By incorporating these heavy isotopes, scientists can track the movement and replication of DNA in experiments.
Mainly I believe because the light water PWR was developed for submarines and as compact a reactor as possible was required. Since then of course it (and BWR's) have been up-sized very successfully. Enriched fuel can now be made much more easily and cheaply by centrifuges than by the diffusion method, so to obtain low enriched fuel is more economical. There is also MOX available, though I don't think the US uses this. See the discussion page as well
You can compare the rate of gas production in each tube by observing the bubbles or foam formation. The tube with more bubbles or faster gas production is likely undergoing faster fermentation. Additionally, you can measure the pH or ethanol concentration in each tube to track the progression of fermentation.
The USDA Fast Track Designation is a program that expedites the review process for certain biotechnology products like genetically modified crops. It aims to accelerate the regulatory approval for products deemed to pose minimal risk to agriculture and the environment. This designation enables faster market access for these products.
Luge hits about 93 max on the vancuver track, bobsled goers about 89 or so max.
F1 cars are significantly faster than a MotoGP round a track
Whistler
No, but one is being built and will be ready in 2014.
energy used for bobsleding is fire or candy canes
Lolo Jones is a track and field and bobsled athlete.
The 4-man bobsled has been around since the very first Winter Olympics in 1924, with the following two exceptions: In 1928 it was the 5-man bobsled. In 1960 the event was not held because the organizers didn't want to build a bobsled track.
Bobsled, Luge, and Skeleton
Bobsled is an Olympic sport where either 2 or 4 men/women get into a small aerodynamic sled and go down and ice track. It is very popular in places that have a large amount of snow during the winter or year around. Images and technicals of a bobsled can be viewed in the link below.
because a kid named bob loved to bobsled and he was famous for it that's why they call it BOB SLED ...get it
An average bobsled is typically about 1.0 to 1.2 meters (approximately 3.3 to 4.0 feet) wide. This width allows for optimal aerodynamics and stability while navigating the twists and turns of a bobsled track. The design also ensures that the sled can accommodate the required number of team members safely.
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