Recent content by adinclik

Pirate, that's pretty, how could i say, well it's not really a cliche but... then what happens, what's the point? U know what i mean?

The velocity of light still has to be constant in any material, due to the fact that between individual atoms is a vaccuum, in which the speed of light travels at C (constant speed of light in a vaccuum). The reason y it seems to slow down id, as i already stated, the absorption and releasing...

Thuis is why i asked

C Gordo,check this out about the speed of light's constancy. The speed of light does travel at a constant speed, however, since light is actually a bunch of photons, when entering a new material, thay get absorbed by atoms, and released again. The speed of light is constant between the atoms...

combining nanotech. Is it possible to combine nanotechnology with anything? In the UAC Guide, it suggests that nanotechnology is a specialised science course...and hence i think it can't be combined. But please, can someone correct/confirm my doubts...

nanotech. innovation i looked up the course outline for nanotech innovation and i believe its like doing half a nanotech course and half a busines course, so it feels like u dont get to advance in aany of them.

UNSW vs UTS UNSW has a higher uai cutoff than UTS for nanotech. Someone ased their Physics/Maths teacher which one they should set as 1st preference and which one as 2nd. Their teacher said "The UAI tells the story." Another source told me that "UNSW has better teaching but UTS has better...