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Calling all the statisticfags in this board.
How can I make multiple mean contrasts without having to check them all one by one? Does anyone know?
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anyone know how to open FITS files in astropy and plot light curves?
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http://docs.astropy.org/en/stable/io/fits/
A good starting point is
hdulist = fits.open('thingy.fits')
hdulist[0].header
hdulist[1].header
Then just get the data into arrays and plot away, young padawan.
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>>8970598
i'm having a hard time making a loop that goees through all my FITS files and appends them altogether so i can get a light curve over the entire timespan instead of for each of the files.
any advice?
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>Happiness does a U-Curve throughout a human's life-time
>Happy when you're a child, and happy when you're old and dying
>Realize misery is there to force people to reproduce and have children
Huh.
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>>8970528
Wrong. You are never truly happy for long periods of time. Even as a kid you weren't happy all the time, you were upset about a myriad of things. Completely asinine and inconsequential things, you say now looking back, but back then your world would collapse if you were made to sleep that extra hour earlier. And as an adult, you should similarly find moments that make you smile. If you don't, you're living an unhealthy life and you need to reconsider your life and choices.
Happiness isn't a state, that's contentment. Happiness is little gold nuggets.
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>>8970541
The highest Euphoria I can re-call throughout my entire existence was rushing into the arms of my father as a small child.
Life was felt in extremes because life was new.
I still feel joy and happiness, but it's not comparable to that feeling, and it likely won't be until I'm on my way out of the door.
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>>8970550
can i interest you in some psychedelic substances :^)
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What's a construction material that can be used on Earth conveniently, but would not work on different planets (due to physics/astronomy/science-stuff)?
Pls help
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Wood? It doesn't grow just anywhere.
If you're looking for physical exclusions, then there are probably none. Laws are assumed to be universal, thus chemistry as well.
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>>8970502
It would also no fair well on Venus or Mercury.
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>>8970479
Concrete. It works on Earth due to the prevalence of oxygen in the atmosphere. On a planet without O2 it wouldn't work
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funny Mathematical Puzzles
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funny Mathematical Puzzles thread
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>>8970447
Is the answer not 5:19?
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>>8970447
moar
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hey /sci/ I'm learning differential equations, and I came across this problem...
The problem claims we can replace 2c with c^2
why is that? I know both are arbitrary constants, but c^2 is in no way the same as 2c ?
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>>8970409
c1 = (1/2)(x^2 + y^2)
so c1 is positive
so 2c1 = c^2 for some c
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>>8970411
oh hey that makes sense!
just for the sake of an answer, we could also claim that 2c1 = c^4 right? since c^4 is always positive as well
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Is the sensory adaptation that occurs when exposed to noise exclusively a "tweak" made by the brain or is there an actual change in the ear, like the ear drum membrane temporarily becoming stiffer or something?
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I'm going to be taking a computer based aptitude test soon.
I am unrehearsed with my maths abilities. I haven't practised maths since my GCSEs.
For my aptitude test I will be answering lots of Speed, distance, time equations and bearing equations.
How can I practise these equations? Is there any good apps?
Where can I find questions online? Any good resources?
Any help is appreciated!
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>>8970289
khan academy probably. Speed distance and time is just governed by one equation which you should have no problem with. Unless you mean kinematics which is a bit trickier but still done in secondary school ("suvat equations"), that should be in an A-level M1 (mechanics 1) textbook
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What kind of retard test give the formula of speed ? This is retarded.
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and pharma-anons here? what meds are best for social anxiety? looking for balance between least side effects and greatest negative-thought supression, heard good things about lorazepam, gabapentin/pregabalin and tofisopam
>inb4 cbt therapy
that only works to an extent if you're not a 100% failure in life, I ust need a boost for couple months to get out the door into first job and rapid socialisation to try make a friend
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Stop thinking about it so much and just get hold of some amphetamine. It works wonders for my social anxiety. It makes me feel like a real, productive person. Only problems are you won't be eating and your dick might not work.
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Try phenibut
It's over the counter, so you don't need a prescription for it. I take about 2.4g a couple hours before a social event, and it makes me able to talk to just about anyone
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Looking back on it, how reasonable were his claims, both on future events and the technical aspects of time travel? Do we know anything now that can prove or disprove some of the things he said?
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wait hes actually real?
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>>8970540
Titor is real. He wasn't just some imaginary character created for the sake of a single VN/anime, you millenial.
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>>>/x/
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Does the gravity produced by an object really go out into infinity? 2017-06-11 04:24:49 Post No.8970135
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Does the gravity produced by an object really go out into infinity?
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>>8970135
OK, I'll bite this obvious bait
>implying gravity is real
>implying infinity is real
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>>8970172
Holy fuck this place is fucking shit.
This board has reached Australian Power Hour levels of shitposting 24/7.
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>My mass in her object
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Im trying to learn about quantum mechanics and quantum physics.Can someone please recommend me a book or post a link for further reading?
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>>8970092
http://4chan-science.wikia.com/wiki/Physics_Textbook_Recommendations#High_School
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>>8970092
http://www.staff.science.uu.nl/~gadda001/goodtheorist/
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Griffith's Intro to Quantum Mechanics is a pretty good start. Torrents are freely available with solutions.
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Hello /sci/,
I have written a new post at Psychic Apparatuses (https://psychicapparatuses.wordpress.com/2017/06/11/action-complex-of-homotopy-groups/) detailing the construction of a complex of commuting actions of lower homotopy groups on higher homotopy groups. I haven't found anything in the literature discussing these higher actions, but it's all quite natural since all of the actions satisfy nice universal properties with respect to one another (the group structure on connected components of iterated loop spaces is just a special subsystem of this complex).
Any thoughts on what can be done with this? How do commuting actions restrict the structure of the groups involved?
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Hey guys, I'll make it quick, De Broglie merged the photoelectric effect and the relativity to get his famous wavelength.
Then he applied it to particles with mass and it was demonstrated right experimentally.
The problem is that he assumes zero rest mass when doing the math, and that's just not the case of i.e. an electron.
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>>8970045
Obviously not. Or else the equation wouldn't work. But even massless particles have momentum, which is exactly what is shown in the expression
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>>8970045
The Broccoli Hypothesis
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>>8970183
That's the thing, when finding the equation a zero rest mass is assumed, but then is used for non-zero rest mass particles.
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/debrog.html#c1
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~1 year left adhd-ers...
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>>8969862
What does that even mean?
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>>8969862
>What up Hila Kleiners