@jankrib@richjohnson905@ProfBrianCox Why does the wave function collapse under observation? Light can travel through media without losing its wave function
@Protons4B @Damon_BPHR Could you clarify, for HP units no larger than 0.6 cubic metres, then Planning permission is not required. Your wordpress article cites the maximum permitted HP size is 0.7 cubic metres
@pickover If you set-up a detector to see which slit each particle goes through, they behave like particles and do not produce an interference pattern. However, if you switch off the detector, they behave like waves and produce an interference pattern. This behaviour remains unexplained
@pickover The voltage across the 100W bulb will be 75V and the voltage across the 60W will be 45V, therefore, the 100W bulb will glow brighter, since it consumes more power
@paz565@Churchman_A I'd like to know what the mix is too - unless it's a trade secret? I'm guessing it's NHL3 mixed with sharp sand and maybe a bit of hydrated lime....
@Churchman_A May I ask your opinion - is it not preferable to have the UFH pipes set in the middle of a 100mm screed rather than at the bottom as in your picture?
@SteveMYorks I have a self-build near Burwash using modular timber/strawbale panles from @Ecococon. I would like to plaster the internal walls with clay. I don't suppose you would be interested in doing it?
@pickover The current (4/3A) is the same around the circuit but there will be a larger Voltage drop (75V) across the 100W bulb and it will therefore glow brighter as it consumes more energy than the 60W bulb (45V)!