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turnkey4099
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cqaigy2
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ok that's a tricky question, you didn't mention surface temps so it could be the hottest in the core and the coldest on the surface....still i think the sun would be the hottest and probably the brightest.
But both hot and cold, maybe titan? And sun gotta be brightest.
But both hot and cold, maybe titan? And sun gotta be brightest.
turnkey4099
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I'll take a WAG - Mercury as it (IIANM) orbits with the same face always pointed at the sun.
Harry K
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crash325
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Excluding the sun.
I think I should have ask what body in our solar system has the most extreme temperature difference??
Titan is the brightest body, anyone know why??
Does Titan have volcanoes??
new question
The theory the Roosevelt knew about Pearl Harbor raid in advance is pretty well discounted.
But 1 high level Gov official did know. Who would that be???
I think I should have ask what body in our solar system has the most extreme temperature difference??
Titan is the brightest body, anyone know why??
Does Titan have volcanoes??
new question
The theory the Roosevelt knew about Pearl Harbor raid in advance is pretty well discounted.
But 1 high level Gov official did know. Who would that be???
farmgirl19
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Crash, what was the 4th stack on the Titanic for? Did I just miss seeing it? :confused3:
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crash325
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At first it was just a decoration to make the ship different. Later on it may have been used for some minor things.
Come on girl wake up. You been too busy with global warming & having too much fun with frackng.:cool2::cool2:
Fake or decoration in that it was made to look like a boiler stack, but it was used.
From:
RMS Titanic Facts
Power plant - 29 coil stoked boilers, each 3 stories high. The boilers used 3 of the stacks for exhaust, the fourth was used to vent Titanics' numerous kitchens and galleys. The stacks were 22 feet wide and 62 feet high.
From:
http://www.titanic-titanic.com/titanic_myths.shtml
But although it carried no smoke or fumes from the ship's boilers, it wasn't completely idle, as it provided ventilation for the turbine engine room, together with the reciprocating engine room.
From:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Funnel_(ship)
...a stoker who survived the sinking of the Titanic escaped the boiler room by ascending the false funnel
From:
RMS Titanic Facts
Power plant - 29 coil stoked boilers, each 3 stories high. The boilers used 3 of the stacks for exhaust, the fourth was used to vent Titanics' numerous kitchens and galleys. The stacks were 22 feet wide and 62 feet high.
From:
http://www.titanic-titanic.com/titanic_myths.shtml
But although it carried no smoke or fumes from the ship's boilers, it wasn't completely idle, as it provided ventilation for the turbine engine room, together with the reciprocating engine room.
From:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Funnel_(ship)
...a stoker who survived the sinking of the Titanic escaped the boiler room by ascending the false funnel
farmgirl19
Elite Member
I'm back now! Those boys over there don't appreciate me much! :confused3: However, you keep asking questions that I have no knowledge base on, and I don't want to "cheat" and look it up. :confused2: