10.23 放狗

举个栗子blabla · 发表于 2019-10-23 14:22:30

饭都顾不上吃马不停蹄的来放狗就怕自己忘了

悦读：寂静3篇分别是 1) Brand 2) Saturn 3) 一个学者R做的Dine 部落的研究
我感觉学者那个R讲的很细！都记住了！帮助很大；土星那个题目很难，jj节约了很多时间。品牌那篇讲的不是很细这篇有点被反噬了，总想着不难而且JJ里有拼命回忆浪费了很多时间。

还有一篇是amino acid 和蛋白质；有两段，文章不长。看的很粗所以记不清，列一些关键词方便考古！
第一段大概是说什么技术进步能够分析出amino acid sequences什么的，因为sequence accure with time. 第二段就是举具体的例子，什么vebrate然后和其他的比较comparison，有什么单细胞生物比如yeasts 啊什么什么，说大概是一个祖宗来的？500millison years ago；然后又和plants什么比是不是一个祖宗来的，所以plants是3. 4 milions years ago.

输血之前有人说和2018.10.15重库了所以我就只看了那期的数讨稿
我直接标题号

1）数讨稿第23题

2）数讨稿第24题

3）数讨稿第41题

4）数讨稿第48题

5）数讨稿 49题

6）数讨稿 53题

7）数讨稿69题
暂时没有答案我也懵了不知道题目到底在讲什么乱选了一个

8）数讨稿 78题

9）数讨稿 81题

10）数讨稿89题

11）数讨稿108题

12）数讨稿147题

13）数讨稿157题

14）数讨稿180题

放一下数讨稿链接
https://forum.chasedream.com/thread-1329997-1-1.html
https://forum.chasedream.com/thread-1330314-1-1.html
大家自行下载

小法克Kevin · 发表于 2019-10-23 14:51:42

感谢lz分享！

Febby123 · 发表于 2019-10-23 14:53:53

感谢

无情的学习机器 · 发表于 2019-10-23 15:21:29

饭都来不及吃来放狗真的太感人了哈哈哈

RicardoLEE · 发表于 2019-10-23 19:25:04

请问楼主，是数学跟18年10.15的重库了嘛？ v有没有啊

举个栗子blabla · 发表于 2019-10-23 20:03:48

无情的学习机器发表于 2019-10-23 15:21
饭都来不及吃来放狗真的太感人了哈哈哈

哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈是的对CD爱的深沉

举个栗子blabla · 发表于 2019-10-23 20:05:17

RicardoLEE 发表于 2019-10-23 19:25
请问楼主，是数学跟18年10.15的重库了嘛？ v有没有啊

对啊。。。我不是说shuxue了嘛。。
链接也是数学讨论稿呀。。。

悦读我刷过了没有看这期寂静就很全了

RicardoLEE · 发表于 2019-10-24 14:26:18

举个栗子blabla 发表于 2019-10-23 20:05
对啊。。。我不是说shuxue了嘛。。
链接也是数学讨论稿呀。。。

好多谢楼主

XIIIIIIIN · 发表于 2019-10-24 14:38:41

谢谢楼主！！！希望大家都能早日出分

naomi339 · 发表于 2019-10-24 21:40:46

谢谢楼主！！请问土星那题是不是这篇
Galileo first spotted Saturn’s rings 400 years ago. But since then, scientists have been stumped about how they got there. Because the rings are almost pure water ice—and material in the outer solar system is generally an ice-rock mix. But a new analysis in the journal Nature may have solved the mystery. [Robin Canup, "Origin of Saturn's Rings and Inner Moons by Mass Removal from a Lost Titan-Sized Satellite"]

Today, Saturn's only massive moon is Titan. But Saturn’s fellow gas giant planet Jupiter has four big moons. So Saturn might once have had more—one of which could have had a rocky core surrounded by a shell of water ice. That moon would have interacted with a disk of gas surrounding Saturn at the time, dragging its orbit closer and closer.

As the moon spiraled in, tidal forces would have flexed its icy shell, stripping off chunks to build rings a thousand times more massive than Saturn has today. Eventually, ice boulders in the rings would have smashed into each other, spreading out the rings, and causing the outer edge to spawn icy moons—the small ones we find orbiting Saturn today.

As for that ancient moon’s rocky core? Saturn probably swallowed it up. Leaving Titan unique. And leaving scientists with a puzzle they finally may have solved.

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