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No, you're fucked.

>>7670726
Consensus is that youre a shitposter

Brian Cox was a high school math failure.

>>7670583
Is that Conway´s game of life?

>>7670583
no use case to practically apply to

>>7670591

yes it is

I'm going to guess that neutrons with high energy arent going fast enough to effect the energy of electrons, but because they are so much heavier they penetrate and still can have more energy than electrons

It needs one charge or another to take part in the atom dance otherwise it just drops 420 blaze it

>>7670533
More penetrating = less ionising bruh

Because λ=h/p, and neutrons are so massive, p is large and λ is small. Less chance for collision. This doesnt feel very legit someone correct if I'm wrong.

>>7670541
What the shit are you even talking about. If they have high energy they're fast u dipshit thats like the meaning of being fast

>>7670513
Approximately: 0.6751470753146790852

probably more like 0.9999. maybe not in an organized way, but individuals tend to get bored/creative. im sure people always fucked with their slaves for entertainment through history too.

>>7670513
It might not be unlikely at all, considering the premise. There's not really any practical reasons for a ground invasion that make sense so you're left with them being ultra sadistic, ultra compassionate, ultra something.

Einstein smoked pipes, so no.

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>>7670441

>>7670441
You don't need to sacrifice your humanity to become a good scientist, OP. You just need a lot of heart, dedication, and focus.

>why arent we weaponizing this
Go learn karate and charge headfirst into a group of armed bloodthirsty ISIS members, see how far it gets you

It's way simpler than you are thinking. As far as breaking wood. It is mostly a trick. You hit it along the grain and it breaks pretty easy. Try hitting it across the grain one time and break your hand.

Some karate experts do have a tremendous amount of strength and this is due to how they use their body as a whip. Their hand or foot is then travelling with great force. I believe Bruce Lee was recorded as having a 5,000 pound force punch.

>>7670560
Interesting. What about cinde blocks

How do you make one of your extremeties a whip?
>inb4penis

>>7670289
whats a prime number and why are they important?

100% serious question. im a chem major

>>7670294
regardless of being a chem major, you should know what a prime number is unless you didn't listen at all through grades 1-12 in math class.

>>7670294
but to answer your question, a whole number greater than 1 that is only divisible by 1 and itself. Has no other factors.

Google is a beautiful thing, I'm sure you know that as a chem major.

>>7670284
i'd've put my dick on it you pop-sci faggot

We certainly shouldn't have put a map back to our solar system. Seriously, why would anyone leave their address and directions to their house out for anyone to find?
At least it will lose its accuracy over time.

>>7670320
>We certainly shouldn't have put a map back to our solar system

This means absolutely nothing. The chances of an intelligent alien race accidentally stumbling upon the probe in interstellar space is impossible.
And if by some miraculous means they did capture it, they most likely already have the ability to detect our system so it makes it pointless anyway.

Yes, in excess.

But everything is bad in excess. The dose makes the poison

>>7670230
almost forgot, excess is a very small amount. Eating just one twinkie a day is very much in excess fatass.

>>7670216
You should eat cottage cheese or greek joghurt
see >>>/fit/

I'm white so i really can't get into MIT

>>7670182
this

Ocw didn't exist, nor was as popularized back when I was 15 yo.

No. 50-60 years from now, yes.

Asteroid mining is a thing right now.

Commercial space exploration means dick right now. The only area where private industry can capitalize is low earth orbit.

>>7670119
Yes, I posted a link to some discussion on that matter in one of your earlier threads.
Given that, and the rampant goat-posting, I doubt the sincerity of your query; you're an obvious shit-poster.

>>7670119
They're the animal of the devil.
>>7670133
I noticed some goat-related threads, is this a thing that's happening now? Goatposting?

>>7670119
No, that's just how God created them.

2hard4sci?

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If youre rolling TWO dice n number of times youre always going to get at least 2 as the sum. The further you roll and the more n times you roll these numbers will become greater and the probability increases that the sum will be divisible by 7. In other words using probability, the probability will be n*pi/(2n^2)*7 that its divisible by 7. As the limit of the probability as n approaches infinity also approaches infinity. Do your homework pleb.

>>7670095
1/6 obviously

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This will happen in every thread

>>7670035
heyyy lol

>>7670033
>What happens in 50 years
Literally everything will be the same but smaller and more expensive.

>colonizing Mars vs. Venus
I dont think anyone who has half a brain would consider colonizing Venus over Mars. Get fucking real.

>extinction level events
I doubt a giant impact will happen or a nuclear winter in the next 50 years. Climate change isn't an extinction event, we just won't live on the surface anymore.

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Here's something to start us off -- propose a mechanism.

On a side note, does anyone have tips for columning tiny samples? I'm talking like 60mg here. I've walked past labs and saw people doing columns in glass pipettes. What's up with that? Are those columns or just plugs?

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>>7670003
Oh yeah and I'm hoping people recommend some inorganic books, and also maybe give me a place to pull some problems like the organic mechanism ones.

>>7670007
I think I've seen this problem before.

>>7670003
IMO 60 mg is too much for a pipette column but it depends on how much garbage there is to remove and the differences in Rfs.

I used to routinely put ~25 mg of product on a column 1 cm wide and 5 cm tall and didn't have problems finding or collecting it.