Archived threads in /sci/ - Science & Math - 1087. page

>>8541569
>and that will serve no purpose once you are dead?
What does, brainlet?

having to be you on a daily basis

>>8541570
>>8541571

lol made me laugh!

here are your (((upvotes))) reddit!

*on a simple aerofoil

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Are you talking about the actual inlet flow from the fans, or are you looking at airflow after it's passed the model?

If you're measuring outflow, then yes increased flow separation with angle of attack would probably have some effects on your airspeed.

The wind tunnel I've worked with tares out wall effects. If this is data you've pulled from somewhere like NASA or a decent tunnel, then wall effects probably aren't the cause. If you're working with babbys first wind tunnel, then yeah maybe. Either way you're not giving a lot of details here.

>>8541549
the increase in AoA blocks the air flow, making it harder to travel inside the wind tunnel
then, you need more force to make the air travel at the same speed.

talking about momentum, more energy from the air flow is transferred to the aerofoil with higher AoA, then less energy for the air

>>8541464
Control Systems Engineering - Norman S Nise

Not a bad start.

>>8541464
panos - a linear systems primer if you're good at maths

otherwise this: >>8541476

>>8541476
>>8541492
Thanks!

an orange one

>>8541350
clearly it's a radley standard

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DL5jdmJi7k0

it's from this video

>>8541029
Everyone here agrees. Post this on /g/

>>8541029
>Leopold Kronecker
That's Kurt Gödel you dipshit

>set theory
into the trash it goes

>>8539919
Someone with average of below average intelligence

And holy shit, how many years since the last time i saw pedobear

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>>8539919
A brainlet is someone who hasn't at least read these books.

>>8539919
someone with slightly above average intelligence but overestimates their own worth

anyone who boasts

someone who gets mad at others when they dont understand something

someone who is always insulting other people's intelligence

someone who is more interested in winning an argument or seeming informed than being factually accurate

basically doing anything that smart people tend or at least strive not to do

>>8539787
never. all knowledge is useful to extend and help enjoy your life

>>8539787
I think the limit is when the answers doesn't add anything to science(I.e can't make predictions, can't be verified by experiments, etc)

Depends if it's in an argument or just for your own contemplation

I'd say it's impolite to discount people's ideas about one strata of whyness by trying to go deeper with another why if it's not warranted

It can also drive yourself to nihilism if you do it internally too much. At the core though the issue is an important one since you're really trying to get at the underlying basis of reality, it's just you have to do it in steps and can't dig too hard for answers that won't come

>>8539498
Which part of Africa, it happens to be a very big place, with very different cultures and ethnicities?

Egypt

>>8539498
You don't know about Yakub?

>>8538979
The Real Question is:
Von Neumann vs. Ramanujan

time for another addition of /sci/ calling great scientists brainlets

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>>8538979
>but has no accomplishments

>25 years old
>only high school education
>wants to develop cold fission
>primary motivation is to pick up girls at a bar

I'd just give up now.

>>8538908
/thread

>>8538884
Fission? I think you meant fusion. Commercial fission is a reality.

>>8538751
Bump, I am in the same boat. Though, white hat, of course, all legal.

>>8538751
quickly browsed through a couple of chapters, it looks to me like there's nearly no substance to any of the topics here
so my suggestion is to pick one of the chapters that most interested you and then go and buy a book about that

>>8538765
>Interested in hacking.
>Buying a book.
>Buying in 2016.
Riiiiiiight.

>>8538160
what do you call teaching meme bullshit ?
also cute frog tbqh

>>8538160
Brainlet, git gud

No if you're such a brainlet, you aren't even close to get into research, seriously

>>8538160
No, it only gets harder.

Not many places do pure math research outside academia. You could go to the NSA though and not teach.

I got a B in calc 1.

Now I am a street whore.

>>8537022
lol

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>>8536980
Fuck off OP, my situation is worse. I got a 5 on the AP calc, but had to drop calc 2 because I was gonna get a C or D. I might as well print out that "W" in red and staple it to the back of my shirt because it's never fucking going away.

>needing a calculator
lmao brainlets

>>8541435

>not using appropriate tools for the job

faggot

>>8541441
I use my brain

Your like go would have to fill with something breh. You would need a tube going from your asshole to your mouth so you could breathe your oxygen rich farts. Only then could you survive.

>>8541359
>like go
lungs

>>8541351
>>8541351
>If I colonized my guts with oxygen producing bacteria
I guess you would fart a lot.
Look up at how much gas the intestines absorb every day and how much oxygen you need everyday to survive.