John Cevik

Phys 273

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@beto10110 Euh quoi?😂 @spenard_simon @GarvenMetusala

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@spenard_simon Bro I was buzzing

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@spenard_simon Wow I didn’t know!

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@spenard_simon @GarvenMetusala

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@spenard_simon Bro this too funnny

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@spenard_simon Mind blowing

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@spenard_simon This is inspirational bro

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@Galletti_B Yes absolutely agree

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@GarvenMetusala Denw

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The use of nuclear energy is for electricity generation. #lesson8

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People talk about how nuclear energy should not be used, however coal is much more dangerous. #lesson8

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Pretty incredible how much energy nuclear fission releases. #lesson8

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Electricity is created by the use of nuclear fission. #lesson8

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The amount of electricity generated from nuclear power will increase in the future. #lesson8

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Fun fact: the highest wind levels in Canada are in the North. #lesson7

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A negative effect of dams is that it produces a lot of CO2. #lesson7

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A pretty intriguing stat is that Canada had 542 hydroelectric stations in 2014! #lesson7

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Did you guys know that 60% of Canada’s energy is produced by hydropower? #lesson7

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The speed and the volume of the water have an effect on the amount of energy extracted from flowing water! #Lesson7

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Hydraulic fracturing is a very interesting concept! #Lesson6