http://www.iflscience.com/plants-and-animals/t-rex-probably-looked-just-as-fearsome-as-you-thought-not-fluffy-with-feathers/
Oh sh*t, /sci/ on suicide watch
>>8963699
>linking to iflreddit
>censoring a word
>space
You have to go back
>>8963699
>third hand source
>original source uses invalid analogy
>original article says tyrannosaurus could still have feathers
>using reddit
I think we have a normie
>>8963699
http://rsbl.royalsocietypublishing.org/content/13/6/20170092
here is the original article, it is what us intellectuals call a "reliable source"
You think youre a problem solver? Solve this.
do you're own homework brainlet
14
easy
So /sci/, whats your main criticisement of Elons Boring Company?
it's not very interesting
>>8963465
its boring
>>8963465
its not boring enough
Does anybody have that graphic of all of the different majors divided up into tiers? I'm talking super detailed, it probably had 5-10 majors per tier. This one is not the one I'm asking for.
It had aeronautical engineering, electrical engineering, and computer engineering in God Tier.
>>8962671
This one?
>>8962765
>physics in the same tier as mechanical engineering
How come + and - attract?
How come mass attracts mass?
How come???
>>8960247
Yeah! How come!
i agree with this question
Physicist-shamans will say "that is just the way it is. Now recite 30 newtons laws to repent for your lapse in faith"
How close are we to making mecha a feasible military technology?
Why would you build giant slow towers that can be shot from 30 kilometers away?
>>8960127
We're getting further every day. Military systems are becoming exponentially more expensive in development cost with time. Even making new tanks is getting too expensive. See the cancelled expeditionary fighting vehicle for an example of this. All they had to do was make an amphibious tank, well they couldn't, because it just got too expensive.
>>8960127
Why not just use tanks? I can't see any situation where mecha would be superior.
Alright ya noobs, I'm settling this time travel hoax once and for all.
First and foremost: Time is an arbitrary notation created by man. If the whole concept were to die out, none of our maths would be any different. All you're giving meaning to is MOTION. Same with energy, there is no such thing, just different forms of motion. Kinetic energy is a pleonasm.
Now back to time. How the FUCK would you translate said arbitrary time notation to a machine somehow connected to space-"time"?
Pro tip: You can't.
Time is not a physical "thing" in the universe.
Unless you manage to install a framework in the universe with a functional API it's not happening. Yes, mass and speed (same thing) slow down motion but that's it. You can slow down your RELATIVE MOTION as opposed to others but that's not time travel. There's no destination as defined by con-artists getting grant money for fake/stupid study and spend it on booze and cocaine (like my money).
Get over it. There's no such thing as fucking time travel. Niggers.
Also, time TRAVEL implies a destination. Beyond our high level, abstract communication method (which I'm not fond of either). Tell me, where exactly is next week? or last week? Break out the maths faggot, oh, you can't. Because even Einstein didn't predict destination-based time travel. And none of his maths allow for a stable "wormhole".
Checkmate muggles.
>>8956610
>Time is not a physical "thing" in the universe
Neither is your game, fuckboi
>>8956610
>Time is not a physical "thing" in the universe.
Nor is color you fucking faggot.
I want you to debunk that one right now as well.
>Biology is ea-
>>8950357
>anatomy is hard
???
>>8950365
what caused it to develop such a strange structure as tentacles? we still have no answer to it
>>8950357
biology is hard which is part of the reason why we are terrible at it. Most intelligent people realize that biology is mostly hopeless
So what happens to the shell of a nuclear bomb when it detonates? does it just rapidly melt?
So all it really takes basically is to smash two bite of uranium really hard?
That was anticlimactic.
>>8966848
It vaporizes on the atomic level. Though that isn't the right term...
>>8966862
not really. in image plutonium is the driving force at play.
explain to me once and for all how can removing foreskin can aid in preventing sexually transmitted diseases that include HIV and conditions such as penile cancer and urinary tract infection
im waiting
hard mode
>you can't cite statistical evidence without explaining it from a medical standpoint
>>8966629
it doesnt
dingus
>>8966652
then why does popular science sees it as a fact?
>>8966629
Removing thinner skin entirely and sewing the remaining thicker skin to where it was only removes channels for viruses to get in. It's like removing some circuits from a circuitboard lowers total amperage or removing programs from your computer lowers total risk of software exploits being used against you.
I'm saying this as an anteater, by the way.
why the fuck did they need to visit a planet that was so close to the black hole? isn't the black hole's presence enough reason for life not to exist there? it seems like a retarded decision..
>>8966536
it's a movie. it's a movie, and it's a movie.
>>8966536
there was no decision, the wormhole to the solar system was placed there for them.
>>8966567
wow, it's almost like you didn't read the OP
Discuss.
>A-B
>>8966490
The latter is preferable but one instantly understands both conventions on sight, so that the existence of both conventions presents almost no practical difficulty, except in situations where perhaps they are carelessly switched between in a given text, which shouldn't ordinarily happen to begin with.
A\B is set difference
A-B is the difference of sets, i.e.
[math] A-B=\{ a-b \mid a\in A, b\in B\} [/math]
Okay. I was checking this out.
At 4:00
Don Pettit says, "So perhaps the giant leap for mankind was not the first step on the moon, but going from the surface of the Earth into Earth orbit"
He also said, we no longer can go to moon cause the tech is no longer here.
Yet NASA won't shut up about going to Mars
So, like what the hell is going on??
Earth to earths orbit..okay.
well, we did that before, right?
Shouldn't they have been like hell yes we can leave orbit, and make it to the moon, and after a few trips..NASA decides to destroyed the tech..Yet at the same time were gonna go Mars, and just won't shut up about Mars..
NASA really does deceive like a mother fucker. Hebrew translation was not playing.
>>8966433
>NASA decides to destroyed the tech..
It's not that the technology is destroyed, but the talent and experience isn't there anymore.
>>8966433
Allahu akbar my brother. Kill the jews
>>8966447
If we didn't stop going than we would still have that "talent and experience"
It would have gotten easier and easier, but they stop and lost it.
Also it's kinda like..than wth are they doing than while losing "the talent and experience"??
post fractals
another one related to XOR on N^2
Why don't people adopt the dozenal base system?
its natural
>human brain likes to divide things in half
>360 degrees to a circle
its simplifies lower order math
>great for primary education
>easier fractions
>repeating patterns for times table
and it has no effect on other maths.
It's autistic and it would be very costly to change. Decimal is an international standard and works well enough.
>>8965489
>2 powers of 2
Fuck no, either use base 6 or base 30.
>>8965516
Why not base 210? It will have Chinese-tier amount of characters to accommodate every new number but it will be more efficient in the long run.