Archived threads in /sci/ - Science & Math - 27. page

Lack of faith creates a hole that is filled with faith.

File: Gg6wa3S.gif (2MB, 248x291px) Image search: [Google]

2MB, 248x291px

>>9165938
>millennials

I don't think it is endemic. The proliferation of the information on the internet seems to be it worse.

>>9165954
This, unironically

if we throw more garbage then we should get ourselves some of those rings

>>9165558
You can! It's just that earthlings are lazy. All you need to do is get out of your chair, go outside, pick up a rock, and throw it straight up in the air. Just keep doing that until you see the rings

>>9165558
Saturn's rings are full of ice. Ice in Earth orbit would have sublimated very quickly and would be gone by now.

You might get away with large quartz flakes though. I am not sure how the Moon would affect such rings.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07HCb0eR9iY

german "eu" is pronouced "oi"

>>9163545
doesn't matter how his German name is pronounced, his english name is pronounced yooler.

>>9163587
How do you pronounce french names then?
La Place?
Des Cart Es?

>>9160470
1901 was about the time he was researching on black bodies and he might have not gotten enough sleep during the period out of excitement.

>>9160470
looks like a total chad in the second picture and he was 43 in it

much better than that cuck feynman that this board loves to blow

>>9160470
It says right there.

Physics.

I would also hasten to add that while the temperature of the fires was not enough to melt the steel supports it was enough to weaken their integrity. Indeed, it had to do that in order to cause the collapse. The fire weakened and caused the buildings floors to sag. This sagging action applied inward force to the pillars which pulled them out from under the structure above. Had the flames been hot enough to melt the steel then a hole would have been bored through the center of the complex and the fires would have dropped through the world trade center, leaving the building a smoldering husk, but still standing.

File: deep-penetration.jpg (142KB, 780x796px) Image search: [Google]

142KB, 780x796px

>>9168700
Don't forget that the kinetic energy of a jet liner is pretty goddamn high.

Let's also not forget about the fucking awesome sims that NIST did of the a plane colliding with the tower. Shit, we're not even talking stored chemical energy here, just the energy contained in it moving. Now as far as chemical energy goes, a jet actually produces enough mechanical power to power a small town. We're talking enough chemical energy to power a small town for hours at a time stored in those fuel tanks.

https://www.nist.gov/topics/disaster-failure-studies/world-trade-center-disaster-study/publications-and-reports

File: wobble.webm (913KB, 480x360px) Image search: [Google]

913KB, 480x360px

Notice how the tower moves after the impact

>>9168500
it already is

I bet ex-cyberpunks feel really stupid
They thought the world was gonna turn out one way and it didn't happen like that at all lol

>>9168500
0.03%

>>9168489

By giving ourselves a higher purpose.
Such as having a better place for future inhabitors of this world.
Curing the sick.
Intense fear.
Or plain old because God is watching over us.
Or...for the destructive among us...
because it will bring about another atom bomb...

>>9168525
but how can you cope when it's all just organic scaffolding undergoing side effects of chemical reactions? every single action from me typing this post to you thinking about it in your head seems so arbitrary. even if i live my life distinguished by studying in various fields trying to make breakthroughs it seems like such a tiny blip in the bigger perspective of human history, and the history of life, and even then the history of baryonic matter. it just fucks me up knowing that somehow it amalgamated to me sitting at this computer talking to you. knowledge in how we behave and what causes reactions to occur seems to only stop at a certain level that doesn't help do anything but give simplicity for what we are.

I've heard that getting a gf helps, can't say that out of experience though.

>>9168350
You have to be 18 to post here

>>9168350
>Science is really just math
>Fuck evidence and proof and shit

>>9168350
math is just like counting numbers right?

Yeah it is. It won't take you super far (and no one claimed it tried) but for learning the beginnings it's a great place actually.

The daily programming thread on /g/ is a better place to ask this.

Do a bootcamp. They cost money but it's worth it.

>>9168080
|1/0| = ∞
|2/0| = ∞
|1/0| = |2/0|
1/0 = 2/0
1 = 2

>>9168080
A cheap cop out to explain maths we don't understand.

0 is a number that has a lot of unique properties, which is fine, but for some reason a lot of dumbasses think that this is unacceptable for no good reason, like here.
>>9168094

Nobody has a problem with 1 having tons of unique properties

When they can talk intelligently and deeply about their field of study. If they can't explain what they do/how they think to others, they're useless.

File: 491474124.jpg (438KB, 659x1024px) Image search: [Google]

438KB, 659x1024px

At least MSc in either Mathematics or Physics, or alternatively PhD in Chemistry

IQ must be at least 130 (either Mensa or WAIS verified, no Internet test bullshit)

>>9168016
Perfect

>>9167945
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transcendental_function

File: 1467470377447.jpg (83KB, 540x836px) Image search: [Google]

83KB, 540x836px

If you define natural numbers using axiomatic set theory, then not only does 1+1 equal 2, but you can further break that "2" into a bunch nested of sets.

>>9167945
Pshhh, sure, if you only wanna live in the rational numbers.

Good luck defining pi or 2^.5 with just the four basic operations, and no limits or whatnot

>>9167864
>Then they can take over the world
They already have

>>9167866
this, AI literally runs the world, all of our tech.

File: 1419265191005.jpg (227KB, 1600x1000px) Image search: [Google]

227KB, 1600x1000px

4chan uses a font where AI and Al look identical. Hence, I like to pretend that we're talking about some guy named Al.

>>9167743
event horizon ya dingus

If they weren't, they would be mathematicians.

File: iq-by-college-major-gender.png (45KB, 741x643px) Image search: [Google]

45KB, 741x643px

>>9167755

>>9167523
No, no one here has that problem.

>>9167523

no, my self-esteem is ok

Yeah. I get good results but I feel dumb because of shitty motivation and social desire (muh depression).