Pycnometer for OSIRIS-REx Revisited

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I'm back at the University of Arizona to work on the ideal-gas pycnometer to be used on specimens from the OSIRIS-REx space mission.
This time we're going to do a little prototyping of the device.
Pycnometer Video Part I: • Ideal-Gas Pycnometer f...
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3 янв 2023

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Комментарии : 7

@jesterger Год назад

Brother, most of this science is over my head (get it?). I like your style, keep making your videos.

@MrSottobanco 10 месяцев назад

Thank you for your hard work.

@jasondworkin6597 Год назад

Well done. Liked and subscribed.

@omysoulblessthelord4578 10 месяцев назад

Thank you for being another 'L'emaitre. We need more witnesses from the science people in the Church so that we don't get bashed as middleagesbackwards. By the way, I am a deacon and teach mathematics.

@USSRBot Год назад

Question probably already asked but I'm wondering did the church pay for your education or was it out of your pocket? TY

@MackeMakerSpace Год назад

My Bachelors and Masters degrees in physics were obtained before I became a Jesuit. The Ph.D. was funded by grants and fellowships, as is the case with most physics Ph.D. students. My Masters degrees in philosophy and theology were obtained as part of my Jesuit formation, and they were funded by the Jesuits.

@USSRBot Год назад

@@MackeMakerSpace That's nice that they helped and the grants also but I applaud you for starting down this road on your own. Thank you for answering my question. It started with me watching and discussing it with my wife.