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Science Help!!!?
1. Geothermal energy occurs naturally in the Earth. The hot steam and water brought to the surface usually contain salt. Why are these salts an unwanted part of this energy source?
2. In the equation, E=mc2, wat does "c" represent?
3. If you were to design an airplane's wing, how would you attempt to shape it?
4. Which type of optical telescope uses lenses to bend light from distant objects to form a magnified image?
5. What celestial objects might have formed a planet if they had gained enough mass during the formation of the solar system?
6. What is terminal velocity? If a stone, a lead pipe, and a feather are dropped from the same height, which will reach its terminal velocity first?
Really needz help...it would much appreciated
1. The salts need to be removed to help prevent corrosion of pipes or whatever is used to transfer the heat to where it is used
2. "c" represents speed/velocity
3. swept back design, similar to the majority of planes on the market, it is normally the most stable
4. refractor
5. asteroids (the asteroids are in some respects thought to be what is left of a planet that broke up, or prevented from forming by the gravitational pull of Jupiter)
6. "An object reaches its terminal velocity when the downward force of gravity (Fg) equals the upward force of drag (Fd). The net force on the body is then zero, and the result is that the velocity of the object remains constant."
A feather will reach its terminal velocity first.(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminal_velocity)
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Magnifying Glass
Science Help Help Please Please 
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1. A refracting telescope produces an image using a(n) ____. (1 point)
mirror
spectroscope
objective lens
prism
2. A reflecting telescope produces an image using a(n) ____. (1 point)
concave mirror
lens
prism
antenna
3. Which property of an optical telescope is associated with sharper images? (1 point)
light-gathering power
resolving power
magnifying power
chromatic aberration
1_ Objective Lensen.
2_ Concave Mirror.
3_ Resolving Power.
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