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Does anybody (like CompGuy) use this? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Don't Say Say "Obama's Predecessor," if you absolutely have to. Don't Say Anything About Bain Capital Either. | ||
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I haven't used it much. I looked at it when it was launched. It's like having a free copy of Mathematica online PLUS it's better than Google's search at giving direct specific answers to questions (as opposed to linking to possible Web pages for finding answers). More people use it than think they use it, because the popular Siri agent on the latest iPhones/iPads gets its answers from Wolfram Alpha! Jeff/CompGuy | |||
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Okay, thanks. I just discovered it and got the iPhone app. I asked it to compute the speed of light in furlongs per fortnight. It did it. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Don't Say Say "Obama's Predecessor," if you absolutely have to. Don't Say Anything About Bain Capital Either. | |||
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It will tell you where the International Space Station is. Just type in ISS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Has anyone seen Schrodinger? ~~~~~~~ History does not long entrust the care of freedom to the weak or the timid. Dwight D. Eisenhower ~~~~ Praise be to the LORD my Rock, who trains my hands for war, my fingers for battle. Psalm 144 verse 1 | |||
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It will tell you where objects in the solar system are in relation to earth and the sun in light minutes. Try: minor planet cruithne, or compute the monthly payment of a $150,000 loan at 8.5% for a 180 month term ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Don't Say Say "Obama's Predecessor," if you absolutely have to. Don't Say Anything About Bain Capital Either. | |||
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It's got many of the formulas built into Mathematica so can be used to solve many physics and math questions. For example, tell it to compute the photon energy for wavelength 418nm: http://www.wolframalpha.com/in...=photon+energy+418nm and see the results in different energy units with the computations and constants used! Jeff/CompGuy | |||
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