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Do you guys like Physics? Well, this design makes use of the emission spectrum while still being related to the problem of greenhouse gas emission. This is #1 of my Global Warming Series that I plan to have 3 submissions of.
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Yeah, but its supposed to use the actual emission spectrum (of hydrogen) and combine it with the emission of greenhouse gases. And people do emit, haha. Thanks for ur honesty tho
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Diesel fuel burns much more "cleanly" then gasoline. At least as far as greenhouse gases go.
So trucks are usually on par with cars, while SUVs and vans take the lead in bad emissions. |
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Here is the emission spectrum for H so that you guys can see what it is if you dont know
http://student.fizika.org/~nnctc/spectra/H_1024.htm |
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why use the emission spectrum of hydrogen? you're illustrating CO2, right? It's a pretty good image, but your meaning is completely opaque. I look forward to #2 and #3.
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as a physicist and somebody who works in solar energy... i kind of need this shirt.... as a design.... it's just alright. i'm going to give you a $5 anyway for concept.
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global warming?!?...you have got to be kidding me.
anyways, this design has some stucture, but not enough. it's too "plain" and not creative enough for me. |
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perfect just the way it is. Better to leave it to people who understand than spell it out for the rest.
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Goodness, I liked this one so much and then I saw that the scoring was over. :(
Better luck next time. |