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Justin Clifford: PhysLink.com Expert
Justin Clifford
High School Student
Alpine, Utah
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Questions answered
to date:
4
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Biography
Justin is an active 'member' of the Texas Instruments graphing calculator community, and a member of TP
Productions, a group that programs for the TI-83 Plus Graphing Calculator.
He is an expert in the usage and programming of the TI-80 up to the TI-86
graphing calculators.
He prides himself on being a nonconformist, even though what he does could be
considered conforming in a rebellious way ;)
He also enjoyes good music from punk rock, to 80's stuff, to classical.
His passions are math, science, aviation (He has 2 radio control gliders and
his dad was a Navy pilot), and the quest for knowledge.
He is 15 years old and a Freshman in high school.
He sing bass in the Mountain Ridge Junior High Chamber Choir, which he enjoyes.
He lives in a small town called Alpine, which is about 35 miles south of Salt
Lake City, Utah.
He has lived on both U.S. coasts and inbetween.
He comes from a military family (Navy, mostly)
He plans on graduating high school a year early and attending a
college/university/institute on the east coast (preferably MIT).
Published Answers
All answers by Justin Clifford published at PhysLink.com up to date are listed here:
- Why isn't radar used underwater instead of sonar if radio waves are faster than sound waves?
- Why are there no tides in rivers and lakes?
- In numerous photos and films of nuclear explosions, there appear to be vertical streamers along side the fire ball/mushroom cloud. What are they?
- Is it possible to exploit the magnetic field of Earth to obtain electricity?
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