The universe appears to be infinite but anomalous. Then how can parallel universes exist?
Q. A parallel universe would appear to require the existence of supernatural phenomena that we cannot comprehend with our limited sensory perception. If that's the case, are we then trapped in a finite existence through sheer cosmic accident?
Asked by steve e - Sun Sep 30 00:04:36 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Quite right. We would not be able to detect or perceive parallel universes, nor would they be able to detect or perceive ours. If they exist, they will always be a theoretical reality, not an objective one. But superstring theory postulates the existence of other universes (a multiverse) outside our own universe. Its not so much a supernatural phenomenon the way we define that as it is "extra-natural" in that its beyond our ordinary experience but possible in advanced physics.
Answered by poldi - Sun Sep 30 00:09:57 2007

what is the most likely cause of an anomalous results on a graph?
Q. i have done a graph (in my chemistry lesson) right about my experiment on how the concentration affects the rate of reaction, and there is a question which says: what is the most likely cause of an anomalous results on a graph? im not sure what to put down can u help
Asked by ME - Fri Feb 20 07:40:52 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Temperature of the classroom and therefore the chemicals Used the wrong concentration Read the results incorrectly Unclean equipment Broken equipment Human error (with a stop watch it is plus or minus 0.5 seconds) Unpure chemicals Not writing down results correctly Calculating the wrong average Anything you can think of that might have had an effect on the result. I don't know exactly what experiment you are doing so i can't really be very specific. But the most likely cause for a rates of reaction experiment is probably using the wrong concentration (by mistake or that it wasn't labelled properly. Oh and no i haven't slapped my maths teacher yet lol no matter how much i wish i could...
Answered by Manxie ue - Fri Feb 20 11:24:54 2009

What is the difference between ANOMALY and ANOMALOUS?
Q. Thank YOU!
Asked by bellalexis - Mon Mar 9 10:14:59 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Anomaly is a noun, and anomalous is the corresponding adjective.
Answered by unknown - Mon Mar 9 10:25:11 2009

What are the restrictions for open carry in an anomalous state? (Oregon)?
Q. I'd like to open carry, but a map I looked at says Oregon is an anomalous open-carry state. I've looked up it's meaning everywhere but can find no definitive straight answer about it regarding open-carry laws. Can anyone straight up tell me what the restrictions are for me regarding open-carry here in Oregon? Thank you!
Asked by TheBonecrusher89 - Mon Aug 17 22:54:55 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Well, here is a brief summary of open carry from Wikipedia: [edit] Oregon In Oregon, the right to bear arms is protected by Article 1, Section 27 of the state constitution.[188] Oregon is a shall-issue concealed-carry state[189] and is notable for having very few restrictions on where a concealed firearm may be carried.[190] Oregon also has statewide preemption for its concealed-carry laws meaning that, with limited exceptions, counties and cities cannot place limits on concealed-carry beyond those provided by state law.[191] Oregon is also an open-carry state,[192] but preemption does not apply to open carry, so cities and counties are free to limit public possession of firearms by individuals who do not have a concealed carry permit.[1 [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Mon Aug 17 23:13:27 2009

What could be the face of the world if water has not got the anomalous expansion at 4degrees Celsius?
Q. What could be the face of the world if water has not got the anomalous expansion at 4degrees Celsius?
Asked by carrybai87 - Mon Mar 20 06:54:01 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The seas and rivers would be completely filled with ice from the surface level to bottom. This would mean that all sea life would die
Answered by Manju - Mon Mar 20 07:39:50 2006

cattle mutilation?? the apperent killing and mutilation of catle under anomalous circumstances?
Q. in most cases the cattles tongue has been removed along with the eyes and ears, udder and sex organs.also the cows anus is removed. what do you think about it? what do you think it could be?
Asked by LALALALALALALALA - Sat Jul 12 21:41:52 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There is only one critter that can do that: Homo sapiens. It is not a mystery. It is either some cult or some sicko or kids.
Answered by Jim - Sat Jul 12 21:55:26 2008

what effect does the anomalous expansion of water have on the rate of cooling of a pond?
Q. what effect does the anomalous expansion of water have on the rate of cooling of a pond?
Asked by firemama - Sun Jan 4 20:02:41 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

What is anomalous expansion?I need details.?
Q. Hi guys!I have to speak on anomalous expansion tomorrow for 7 minutes.I need quite a few many details on it.But not like university explanations or something just something simple to start with.I can combine the answers or something like that.Please hurry!
Asked by Charlotte - Thu Sep 11 11:58:11 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. doing a talk on it? look it up then do your own homework. jesus
Answered by Nobody - Thu Sep 11 12:02:47 2008

the question anomalous in photography?
Q. when I made the question anomalous was in reference to the color , because one friend told me that the picture has anomalous colors
Asked by photocenter48 - Tue Jul 3 21:06:25 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Anomalous in photography is a color that will not reproduce correctly in film; like fluorescent colors; or other iridescent ones. EVEN fhotoace put me down, this is the correct answer.
Answered by bigonegrande - Tue Jul 3 21:16:12 2007

What do you do with a anomalous results???? (help)?
Q. Ive come across them before, and in my experiment i have found two, i drew a graph and they didnt fit in, Im writing an investigation and i want to explain my anomalous results, but how do I, i dont quite get it??? help??
Asked by Nicola K - Fri Nov 14 19:47:53 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Check your statistics text. Anomalous data is expected. A lack of anomalous data is suspect. A perfect curve or slope is only calculable. Re-accomplishing the experiment is an option. This may void the first experiment or confuse the issue.
Answered by tbshmkr - Fri Nov 14 20:10:58 2008

What is an anomalous result?
Q. I did some research in wiki pedia but be honest with you i didn't get it!
Asked by Loser - Thu Sep 18 09:17:40 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. A result that doesn't make sense or fit in with the pattern of the other results you have. Anomalous results are caused by mistakes in the experiment.
Answered by bjorneo - Thu Sep 18 09:34:04 2008

Can you be spoiled by an anomalous life?
Q. Can you be spoiled by an anomalous life?
Asked by < I > - Fri Oct 20 01:32:04 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. of course...
Answered by danieldenzel2 - Fri Oct 20 01:33:54 2006

Isn't it true that global warming can result in both anomalous increases and drops in temperature?
Q. Isn't it true that global warming can result in both anomalous increases and drops in temperature?
Asked by leeleesa2001 - Tue Jun 13 11:24:52 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Fresh water melting from frozen areas and continents are reducing the salinity of the ocean and so causing the ocean currents to slow. The ocean currents drive the climate and bring cooler water from the polar regions to the equator and then the warmed equatorial water back up to the northern regions. When these currents slow or stop the arctic and antarctic areas will just continue to get colder and the equator will have no cooling waters. This cyclic breakdown could bring about climate changes and temperature drops and increases we never imagined.
Answered by Seagoat - Tue Jun 13 12:30:04 2006

is there any anomalous cases for effective nuclear charge?
Q. somebody help me!!!
Asked by bintang - Mon Aug 3 07:11:41 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

Supposing for a moment the occasional reports of anomalous creatures are . . .?
Q. . . . neither imagination, mis-identification, hoaxes nor the effect of drink or drugs, what might be the cause of reports such as the Dover Demon, the Mothman, Big-bird , the Loch Ness Monster, Ogopogo, Bigfoot, huge black dogs with glowing eyes, etc? Any sensible ideas to offer? Rob - Science has been unable to provide proof. That is why I am asking for ideas. As soon as anything is proven by science it ceases to be hypothetical.
Asked by Endor - Wed Apr 16 07:52:08 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It is too easy to dismiss some of this stuff as nonsense - easier on the brain too. What is hard to explain is how sometimes people see and describe a totally unheard of creature, yet other people independently report seeing something very similar. Yes, there is also the 'believing you see something by contagion' effect, but that is something different. [When someone reports a seeing a Zeppelin cruising over New York, other people are convinced they have seen it too - yet there was no Zeppelin - or the Chupacabras phenomenon]. String theory makes the possibility of multiple planes of existence less of a science fiction and if these planes sometimes collide or interfere with each other that could explain a few things. I think anomalous… [cont.]
Answered by SEMTEX - Wed Apr 16 09:25:50 2008

Anomalous properties of water?
Q. what are they?
Asked by Computer - Tue Jan 6 15:26:59 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Consider that a water molecule has an atomic weight of 18, the same as argon. Argon is found as a gas at room temp, but water is a liquid. Similarly methane has a weight of 16 and is a gas. Thus the anomalous property is that water is a liquid while similarly heavy molecules are gases. This is because water has hydrogen bonds which allow water molecules to interact with each other, preventing them from entering the gaseous phase. Most other anomalous properties of water are related to its hydrogen bonding abilities.
Answered by cytotoxictlymphocyte - Tue Jan 6 15:37:12 2009

(a) What is the name of the interaction responsible for giving molecules such as water and ammonia anomalous p
Q. (a) What is the name of the interaction responsible for giving molecules such as water and ammonia anomalous physical properties?___ (b) Sketch below how this interaction can link polypeptide chains
Asked by tonz_speed - Fri Dec 1 20:05:00 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. We are definitely discussing a condensation reaction here, though condensation typically referts to water. Molecules like water and ammonia can be removed from a combination of 2 molecules so as the molecules can bond. Being able to remove ammonia allows for bonding as well. To try and sketch the effect of condensation to make peptides, one hydrogen is taken from an amine group (-NH2) on one amino acid and the hydroxyl group (-OH) from the other amino acid. The carboxyl (-COOH) carbon and amine nitrogen form a peptide bond to link amino acids. Ammonia is made by having a different group (i.e. NH2) substitute for the hydroxyl group. The website below will show you an example of this peptide bond being formed with a diagram.
Answered by Tatiana Kalinina - Sat Dec 2 19:28:13 2006

Looking for info/references on connection between alien or UFO sightings and sightings of anomalous white dogs
Q. I was told of such a connection by a friend who had researched UFOs quite a lot, and I believe there was an X-Files episode that made very brief and passing reference to this connection. But I've never been able to find any published info on this. Can you help?
Asked by Pineapple Hat - Thu Feb 1 18:18:39 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Millennium season 7 Sorry, I do remember an episode with a white dog with a blue eye but I don't know which episode. You might check with American Indians with white dogs or wolf spirits. i do remember something about people seeing a white dog in their dreams.I believe it was some message of being infected by a parasite.
Answered by never again - Thu Feb 1 19:19:56 2007

what is the symptoms of the anomalous origin of the coronary artery with a 50% blockage ??
Q. what is the symptoms of the anomalous origin of the coronary artery with a 50% blockage ??
Asked by princess - Fri Jul 28 11:20:29 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. coronary artery is the artery that came from the heart to supply itself with oxygen, nutrients etc. If there's decreased supply O2 in the heart you will feel angina pectoris (chest pain) that's the first symptom. Now, since only 50% is blocked there's still a way for blood to supply the heart and it will not manifest symptoms maybe when u are at rest, but if the workload of heart is increased (exercise, stress or anything that may trigger the heart to work harder)or there is greater demand of O2 than supply then as i mentioned earlier you'll feel chest pain & also since the heart is not functioning well there will be a deprivation of O2 supply to the other organs (brains, kidney, etc) so there will be a complications.If it progresses,… [cont.]
Answered by aero_coolz@yahoo.com - Fri Jul 28 11:43:05 2006

Can anyone else here bend just the tips of your fingers?
Q. I was told by a doctor only one in every 100,000 or so can do it- something to do with anomalous configuration of ligaments. Most people bend a bit at the knuckle too, but I can bend just the tips!
Asked by Jen - Mon Oct 13 18:44:56 2008 - - 51 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I can. It's cool.
Answered by daphne - Mon Oct 13 18:49:02 2008