The calculator is most useful if youâve completed your Pell grant application. After you apply for Pell grant funding funding, you should know your FAFSA EFC (given at the end of the Pell grant form) and have some idea of your cost of attendance (CoA).Find out your award amount and start figuring out if it will be enough, or whether you will need college loans.fter you apply for Pell grant funding funding, you should know your FAFSA EFC (given at the end of the Pell grant form) and have some idea of your cost of attendance (CoA).
Place a sugar cube on a fireproof surface (an ashtray, for example). Challenge your mark to set it on fire using a match. They won't be able to do it. When they give up in frustration, rub some fine ash onto the cube, then set it on fire. It will burn with a nice blue flame. Your mark may object, and say that it is the ash burning. You reply that it is indeed the sugar burning; the ash acts as a catalyst and is not burned.
What happens? Basically you are sucked irresistibily into the black hole's accretion disc, a whirlpoollike mass of gas and dust surrounding the hole. As you get closer and closer to ground zero, the temperature gets higher and higher. At 100 miles away you're heated up to 2,000,000 degrees Kelvin.hatever's left over then collapses into a very small, very dense core. If by the time you get down to neutron-star stage (very very dense) you find your mass is still three times that of the sun, then you continue to collapse into a black hole, where the pull of gravity is so great that even light cannot escape.