Other scientists feel that the QCD could yet account for the apparent spin effects.
Studies remain inconclusive.
At gamma-ray wavelengths radiation is weak and the observed sources are not coincident with the center. Since the speed of sound through seawater depends on water temperature, the measurement of transit times can be used to calculate water temperatures. Future studies may last five to ten years each, and would aid in measuring global temperature trends. Geophysicists have long recognized that earthquakes have some of the characteristics of fractals, phenomena that look and behave the same on many different scales. In particular, the frequency and magnitude of an earthquake are related by a power law over a very wide range of earthquake intensities.