I have been thinking about the classification of planets and why Pluto is no longer considered to be one. It seems like planetary classification exists on a spectrum and Pluto is somewhere in between. What do you think about this?
>>8863865
I think this got real old, real fast.
>>8863867
LIBERAL BUTTHURT
>>8863870
You got me, I'm absolutely ass blasted over some cuck in a bow tie.
Post a pic with more talent
>>8863773
Instead of using planes to transport things from one side of the earth to the other, why don't we just shoot what needs to be carried straight up in to space, wait for the earth to turn and then safely land.
This could transport shit to the other side of the moon in just 12 hours.
>>8863709
to the other side of earth*
>>8863709
shit idea
might as well drop it down an oil well and itll blast out of the other side of the world
What if we just put the items in a metal cart and used a magnet across the world to move them
ITT: Good books to expand general scientific knowledge/comprehension. All fields welcome
>>8863700
Pride and prejudice by Jane Austin reveaks the social struggle of class society clearly as a fist to your face
Bamp
>>8863705
>its another "Marxist tries to shove his failed ideology down your throat" episode
Hey guys,
I'm doing a technician's degree in Telecommunications and I have "Applied Calculus".
I really don't understand logarithms, can you give me a quick run down?
>>8863366
Inverse function of the exponential
So for example if your log base is 10, lg(10^x) = x
All the rules derive from this in some way or another.
>>8863374
Oh thanks anon, that's really helpful.
I dropped uni because actual Calculus was impossible for me, and this seems more accessible but still struggling with it.
>>8863396
Yeah man, Calculus I is pretty hard, I don't know how people cope with it.
I passed it with a C after doing it 5 times.
You've got two decks of cards. Each consists of numbers from 1 to 20. After you mixed all, you deal them out to two people. What's the probability that one person has at least one 1.
>>8863211
>Do my homework hurrr durrr
What's in it for me?
>>8863211
2/40+1/39
>>8863215
No, it's not homework, I just want to know, if
66% is right or not.
Preparing for A-level btw
Anons, I'm doing my M.Sc. thesis defense today.
Have you got any last-minute wisdom for me?
Don't wear cargo pants.
>>8863174
Don't rant about unrelated topics and don't go over time like some rude fedoralord
Relax. It's basically impossible to screw up if you understand your research.
Read up on related work a bit. You are likely to receive questions along the lines of "how does this compare to McFaggot's theory of derpification?".
Are they memes or are they worth listening to?
>>8863018
Carl Sagan, Neil Tyson and Bill Nye are very important scientists for popularizing and questioning science.
You can't believe how top-heavy science is until you have worked there yourself. It is about time the masses get to chip it down. Science, like money, can't be the privilege of few percentage of population. It must belong to everyone; everyone must have a say in what things are scientifically correct and what are not. Just like in democracy. That is the future of science and these men are part of the vanguard.
>>8863026
cont.
The main problem is that physics and mathematics quickly exhausted ALL the knowledge in the world there is for their respective sciences. We know pretty much everything about mathematics and physics already, face it. Remaining issues are tiny insignificant cosmological or quantum things that won't affect 99,99% of people's life.
And the problem is that in sciences like economy, sociology, psychology... the old methods of empirism and statistics don't give us any answers. The answers should be more and more democratic the deeper we go into those sciences. Yes, you can't "scientifically" determine sex. It must be determined democratically and by discussion. What do people FEEL will be the new science.
What do you think of the first image sent back by the Cassini probe on its first dive through Saturn's rings, /sci/?
Her name is Cassandra and she doesn't like having her nudes plastered over the internet.
The data is only coming in right now, right? It's gonna take a while before we get pics.
>>8863021
Pics are up:
https://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/galleries/raw-images/
The first 3 pages (sorted by "newest") contain images from the first Cassini swoop through Saturn's rings.
>x + 8 = 15
>solve for x
Do they really expect me to be stumped by this?
>>8862761
Who is "they"?
>>8862768
The test on khanacademy
x=7
Now kys.
Scientifically speaking, what is the best age to move out by?
I hate living with my parents. Id like to not do it anymore.
>>8862261
>best age to move
after working for three months at your first real job after graduating from college. Assuming your parents are okay with that.
>>8862261
Age is a spectrum
>>8862270
>being a rent cuck
got waitlisted by ucla
should i kill myself
>>8862191
reasoning states that a waitlist by ucla = not getting into berkeley
got into davis and sd, but god fucking dammit!
>>8862191
You have to be 18 to use this board
>>8862197
Is Davis good?
Do scientists plan to build temples/chapels, or will the universities continue to do?
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>>8861994
>Seeing as science is now a religion?
Here's your reply.
wew
>>8861845
he doesn't, fucking moron
why would he?
>>8861852
He's the face of science in 2017.
Congratulations
>>8861852
>Bill Nye the /Sci/ence Guy
So I just got in an argument with my fucking girlfriend. She tried to tell me that my B.S. in Library Science (from fucking Stanford) isn't a STEM degree. What the fuck am I supposed to say to this level of ignorance? I worked my fucking ass off for the epic le 300k starting stem degree and she just drops this load of shit on me. I'm fucking furious.
>>8861762
>Library Science
You should be glad she stayed with you
>Library science
Basically this:
>>8861892
>>8861892
Society needs librarians, you know.