Chambers

Question: How did gas chambers work during the Holocaust? Well, I've watched two movies and in one they used pellets that broke once they hit ground and released the chemicals, and the other just poured liquid gas into it. Also, if anyone knows, was there lights in gas chambers, and why couldn't you have clothes on? (I figured you could filter the air through clothes). But I meant, they were wearing striped regulation pyjamas...I know the belongings were confiscated. My question is, which way did the chambers work? How?

Answer: the clothes were sold and givin to the germans, they did use multiple ideas for death including hanging shooting and the chambers, from what i remember they used a solid into gas called Zyklon-B, which after dropped would explode releasing a poisonous gas, sorta like the stuff used in pesticides until they were dead, there were lights but they may have been turned off after the gassing

Question: Were the gas chambers at Auschwitz ever discovered or is all we are going on rumor? I hear there is a gas chamber there on display but that there is no original gas chamber. I am wondering what documentary evidence there is on the existence of the gas chambers. And to spare lots of outrage, I am not questioning that the Germans were doing their best to exterminate the Poles, gypsies, homosexuals, and jews. I am just asking about their methods.

Answer: The gas chambers were dismantled or destroyed when Soviet troops got close, except at Dachau, Sachsenhausen, and Majdanek. The gas chamber at Auschwitz I was reconstructed after the war by the Soviet Union as a memorial. The evidence of the existence of the chambers is irrefutable, however. Also, during the war, several resistance messages indicated that a gas van operated in the Auschwitz area. After the war several testimonies were given to the same effect. Stanislaw Klodzinski's message from Auschwitz, sent to Teresa Lasocka in September of 1944, mentioned a yellow-green Saurer van with the license plate "Pol 71462", that had been used for executions of people sentenced to death by the police court after the "Black Wall" (execution site between Block 10 and 11) had been torn down, and to kill the prisoners of Auschwitz sub-camps. An unpublished Einsatzgruppe B report from 1 March 1942 (Osobyj Arkhiv in Moscow, 500-1-770, p. 8; also in USHMM, RG-11.001M.01, reel 10, 500-1-770) mentions two Saurer gas vans ("Gaswagen" is the term used) which had arrived in Smolensk on 23 February 1942. In this report, one of these gas vans (the one that belonged to Einsatzkommando 8) had the same license plate "Pol 71462" as the gas van which has been described by the Auschwitz resistance. It has also been found that a gas van with the license plate "Pol 71463" existed (PS-501, 13 July 1942 letter). Thus, Stanislaw Klodzinski's information about the Auschwitz gas van can be finally confirmed to be right. Photos and blueprints of Auschwitz, including gas chambers and crematoria: http://www.holocaustresearchproject.org/… Auschwitz survivor testimony: www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKPeYWYGYuY There is substantially more, you can find it yourself using any search engine.

Question: How exactly did the gas chambers work? I know it's a big "DUR" on my forehead but I still don't know how the gas chambers worked in the holocaust. I know they put a number amount of people in a room.. Or something like that. Correct me if im wrong. So can someone please explain to me how they worked? Did anybody every survive?

Answer: That is an interesting question, one I am sure you will get plenty of info on and most of it will be wrong. if you really want to know study the chemicals used and how they are used then take a trip to the "Gas Chambers" in Germany and if you did your homework correctly then you should very easily and by yourself find out exactly what happened and what did not happen in those rooms. they used Zyklon B a delousing agent. so look closely at this chemical and how it MUST be used then compare to they way they said it was used and conclude for yourself Do not believe the stuff people tell you here. STUDY IT FOR YOURSELF USE YOUR OWN BRAIN AND YOU CAN HAVE THE ANSWER YOU WANT WITH OUT SOMEONES OPINION GETTING IN THE WAY Always remember that it is the victors who write the history

Question: What is bad about having heart chambers the same size on ultrasound? On ultrasound my unborn nephew has heart chambers that are the same size. They said it could be nothing or it could be "something." They are going to wait and see. For my own curiousity (I am not telling anyone what I find... I'm just letting the doctors do their thing) what could this mean?

Answer: Dont play dr and spend your time doing this. Listen to the dr or youll just drive yourself nuts.

Question: What is the number of stomach chambers the following animals have? Please, I need to know this for a quiz tomorrow! I need to know the amount of stomach chambers for pigs, horses, sheep, goats, and chickens!! Please help!

Answer: Ruminants have a stomach with four chambers, which are the rumen, reticulum, omasum, and abomasum. Ruminants include cattle, goats, sheep, camels, llamas, giraffes, bison, buffalo, deer, wildebeest, and antelope. The Suina (pigs, hippos, and peccaries) retain four toes, have simpler molars, short legs, and their canine teeth are often enlarged to form tusks. In general, they are omnivores and have a simple stomach (the two hippopotamus species and the babirusa are exceptions). Birds first soften up food in their glandular stomach, or crop, which is in the lower part of their esophagus and then crush and grind up the food in their lower, true stomach, the gizzard. Hope this helps!

Question: How do you calculate the speed at which pressure equalizes between two chambers? If you have 2 adjoining chambers (A and B) of equal fixed size and shape, lets say each are 4x4x4 cubes, connected by an opening of 1x1. To start, each chamber is filled with air at standard temperature and pressure and the opening between the two chambers is sealed. You inject enough additional air (mass) into chamber A to increase the pressure by 1 psi, then open the seal between the two chambers (lets say it opens instantaneously with no obstructions). How long will it take for chamber B to equalize to the same pressure as chamber A?

Answer: Using the Dr's formula you'd have a flow velocity = C when the densities are equal. Maybe he meant the difference rather than the quotient. For a more sophisticated formula you might try the ref. 1 web page. Although it doesn't have formulas for pressure decreasing on one side and increasing on the other, an initial flow rate can be computed, and exponential decay of flow rate can be assumed. (This assumption neglects thermodynamic effects of temperature change with pressure change, not too unreasonable considering the low proportion of pressure change.) The time constant of decay would be the tank volume divided by the initial flow rate. Theoretically the pressures never exactly equalize but would be very close after a few time constants. This can be described as an unchoked flow problem. I ran the unchoked-flow equation from ref. 1 Q = CA*sqrt[2*density*P1 * k/(k-1) * {PR^(2/k) - PR^((k+1)/k)}] (where discharge coefficient C is assumed = 0.72, A=area, density=1.27kg/m^3, k=1.4 and PR=P1/P2), which provides mass flow rate. I made an approximation to your problem (since you didn't provide any units) to get the mass flow rate through a 1 m^2 orifice with 106700 Pa and 100000 Pa in the two containers. The result is 90.7 kg/s which translates to a flow velocity of 74.8 m/s (velocity derivation explained in ref. 2), and thus volume flow rate of VA = 74.8 m^3/s, on the downstream side of the hole. Then the time constant for a 4*4*4 = 64 m^3 tank is 64/74.8 = 0.856 s. Note the flow velocity doesn't change with the area of the hole. So if the hole and tank proportions stay the same while the sizes change, the time constant scales by L. Thus scaling the sides of the tank and hole by 0.1 gives a volume of 0.4^3 = 0.064 m^3 and a volume flow rate of 74.8*0.01 = 0.748 m^3/s, for a time constant of 0.08556 s.

Question: How many receiving chambers and outgoing chambers does the heart have? A. One outgoing chamber; no receiving chamber B. Two receiving chambers and two outgoing chambers C. One receiving chamber and one outgoing chamber D. One receiving chamber; no outgoing chamber

Answer: Your heart has four chambers: two auricles (where blood enters the heart) and two ventricles (which pump the blood out of the heart). Your answer is B.

Question: Should I start donald driver or chris chambers week one of the 08 season? drivers playing against minnesota and chambers is playing against carolina. i already have housmanzadeh and roy williams. who should i start?

Answer: Go with Chambers, he should be able to thrive. He doesn't have much pressure on him like in Miami to carry the offensive load downfield since he plays with Antonio Gates, LaDainian Tomlinson and Vincent Jackson.

Question: How does the blood move through the four chambers of the heart? I cant find any information on the way the blood moves through the chambers of the heart. So if you know the answer or can find a link to a helpful site I would really appreciate it :)

Answer: Deoxygenated blood comes in through the veins, into the right atrium, through the bicuspid valve into right ventricle, then to the lungs and back to get oxygen and into left ventricle and then through the tricuspid valve and into left atrium and out the aorta.

Question: What was the dying process like in the gas chambers at the concentration camps? How long did it take the Jews to die in the gas chambers at the death/concentration camps like Auschwitz? What was the dying process like, was it very painful? How many people were crammed into a gas chamber at once? I also heard that the Nazis had "peeking holes" so they would be able to look into the gas chambers and watch the Jews die, is this true?

Answer: Ew....OK, you asked for it. The old BBC TV series "World at War" had an episode on the concentration camps. Zyklon B was not instantaneous, it led to a choking, gagging death in about 2-3 minutes. It started from the floor up, as it is heavier than air. Depending on the camp 80 - 100 people or so went in each time. When the doors were opened the bodies were often stacked up like a pyramid, people climbed on the dead and dying to reach the purer air closer to the ceiling until the whole room filled up with gas. I wouldn't recommend watching that episode. I still have nightmares about it. Pretty gruesome stuff.

Question: How many people were killed in the crematories and gas chambers per day during the Holocaust? I'm trying to figure our separate figures for each way of execution that the Nazis used. So far I have 3 million killed in the concentration camps (correct me please, if I am wrong!), but I still need to know how many were killed in gas chambers and crematories (separate figures, please). I know the number of people who were killed is widely disputed but I need just a general number that most people agree upon. Thanks in advance!

Answer: The Nazis cremated up to 1000. people per day. up to 6000 were gased each day. About 11 million people were killed during tge holocaust. 6 of that 11 million were jews, and 4 million were killed in concentration camps.

Question: How do anti gravity chambers work? How do they create antigravity chambers for astronaut training in nasa, is it possible to build one yourself?

Answer: > anti gravity chambers or Gravitational offsetting (GO).. both are one and the same!!! Gravitational offsetting (GO) is the technology of creating a permanent weightless environment in a highly gravitational location such as the surface of the Earth using mass counterbalancing. GO gives the effect of anti-gravity without being such. It is often confused with Anti-gravity and particularly Gravitational Shielding, which it is not. Gravitational shielding violates the equivalence principle of the general theory of relativity, while gravitational offsetting uses General Relativity to achieve the desired effect. Briefly, GO uses a large mass directly above the GO chamber to offset the mass of the Earth, particularly the foci of the Earth's center of mass 4000 miles beneath the Earth's surface. Such an offsetting mass need be far less than Earth's mass yet still heavy enough to achieve weightlessness at the center of the GO chamber. Studies in GO are just beginning in 2008 and will be updated as they are approved by peer review.

Question: How do we know there aren't undiscovered chambers in the Great Pyramid of Giza? The approximate volume of the Great Pyramid is 90,000,000 cubic feet and the known chambers/passage ways make up only a fraction of that. Has the Pyramid ever been scanned/searched in some way to rule out other undiscovered chambers? Do you know the name of the documentary?

Answer: Yes, in fact, about 10 YEARS ago, the Pyramid was scanned with ground penetrating radar and they found 3 open spaces that could be chambers.. there was even a DOCUMENTARY done on it and it was on TV at that time.

Question: What do hyperbolic chambers do to help scuba divers? I need to now how hyperbolic chambers help scuba divers and everything you can possibly tell me about hyperbolic chambers.

Answer: It's not hyperbolic, it's hyperbaric, which may explain why you can't dig the information up on the web. Chamber treatments are used for a dive injury such as DCS (decompression sickness). Divers can get hurt by gases dissolved in the blood stream or lodged in soft tissue areas of the body. These gases ( most notably nitrogen) are the result of breathing a high pressure gas ( the air in your tank), while your body is exposed to the surrounding water pressure of the depth you're diving at. Everything is fine and dandy if you stay at the depth you breathed those gases in. The problem is that you have to come up sometime. Once you start to ascend, those dissolved gases begin to get larger as the surrounding water pressure on your body decreases. A little micro bubble becomes a bigger bubble that can hurt or kill you. There are thousands of them starting to form. Just like the "pop" and fizz you hear and see when you open a bottle of soda. Same principle. You couldn't see the gas in the soda until you opened the bottle and reduced the pressure on the liquid. Once the pressure was reduced by opening the bottle, the gas came out of solution and, you see the bubbles. The same thing happens with diving and a diver's body. If you don't spend too much time at depth ( absorbing those little bubbles that will become bigger bubbles) and if you ascend slow enough, the bubbles don't get a chance to get big enough to be a problem. Too long on the bottom and/ or too fast an ascent, and those dissolved gases don't have a chance to leave the diver's body through normal respiration (breathing). They become "locked" in the body. Too big to get out. This is where the chamber comes in. If a diver survives their ascent to the surface after they know for a fact they suffered a DCS hit or they suspect that they have, they're whisked off, as fast as possible to a chamber to begin treatment. The chamber simulates a dive without getting wet. The diver is placed inside with a chamber medic ( if space permits). The door is closed and the atmosphere in the chamber is pressurized to whatever equivalent water depth the supervising Doctor thinks is warranted. This makes those big bubbles dissolved in the diver, want to shrink again due to the increased pressure on the diver's body. These bubbles can now start to leave the diver through normal breathing. The atmospheric pressure in the chamber is slowly brought back down to 1 atmosphere of pressure ( the same as at the surface). An oxygen mask may also be used on the diver. This helps to displace nitrogen in the blood stream. It may take one treatment in the chamber or it may take several

Question: Should I start Chris Chambers or Antonio Bryant? I have both Chambers and Bryant, but I don't know which one to start in week 4. Chris Chambers of SD is facing OAK and Antonio Bryant of TB is facing GB. Which receiver will have a better day against which team? Please state your reasoning. Thanks! I also have Santana Moss on my roster who will face DAL in week 4. Should I sit him and just play Chambers and Bryant against weaker defenses in OAK and GB?

Answer: I dont see how this choice is hard, the Chargers are still a great team and should destroy Oakland this week, Phillip Rivers has been a monser... Yes Brian Griese threw 67 times last week but what are the odds of that happening again. Chambers has scored in every game, so roll with him

Question: What's the difference between massive barbaric air attacks and the Gas chambers ? I don't think Hitler killed 400 Jews in only three days in the Gas chambers, the Zionists state did it in december 2008. Where is the REAL Holocaust

Answer: Son, there was never a thing called "Gas Chambers" Google that and see that I am right on that. The Germans did 1% of all these "terrible" things the jews accuse them of. I have come to the conclusion that nothing that the jews say is the truth. Their holy book the talmud, preaches that, not only it is OK to fool a non-jew but is necessary too! Babba Mezzia 114b Sanhe.drin 57a Babba Mezzia 24a Go here http://www.revisionisthistory.org/talmud… and see with your own eyes. Steel

Question: How was the overall fight between Klitscko vs. Chambers? Had to do some important business and couldn't watch it. All I know is that Klitschko wins over Chambers. The fight couldn't have been that bad as oppose to last week's fight can it? And what's a good site where I can watch the whole fight?

Answer: It was an okay.. fight. People are just calling it dull because everyone expected klitschko to win and he did as always. Also because everyone thinks no one can stop them. Anyway he won by k.o 12th round and you can watch it on youtube.com or at least the knockout part. ill give you the link. Hope this helps King A

Question: have magma chambers and petroleum fields ever collided, and what has been the outcome? have magma chambers and petroleum fields ever collided, and what has been the outcome? If they have not, then what has prevented this from happening? please send me a link to further research this, I need concreat and detailed info on this, please! this comes from a book that i am translating, but needs to be scientifically well researched I love ur answers but I need a bit more detailed answer and from good sources so i can put them on a paper that i am publishing.

Answer: You are describing world war II

Question: I have Chris Chambers and Shaun Mcdonald to fill one WR spot week 5, who do I start? Chambers is playing the Texans, and Mcdonald is playing the Redskins.

Answer: McDonald. He's the secret weapon in that offense and I'll tell ya, he never drops balls. There's no secret anything in Miami. They kinds suck. The lions are on a roll and you might as well jump on for the ride. Plus the Texans have a very turn over ready type defense this year at home. I expect chambers and the Miami offense to not be on the field that often.

Question: Should I start Chris Chambers or Derrick Mason in WK13? Should I start Chris Chambers or Derrick Mason in WK13? Both are considered no better than #3 WR's for starters. I am starting Joe Flacco this week, only because they are facing the Bungles, and Mason may have a big game. On the other hand, Chambers led the Chargers with six catches for 61 yards Sunday against the Colts. This was Chambers best game since hurting his ankle against Miami. Your thoughts? Many thanks!

Answer: I'm glad they are your #3 WR's. I'd go with Mason against the Bungles. Atlanta plays as a team.