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>>7649698

Explain

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>>7649698
Science: the art of labeling things.
Anyway med student who passed Psychology class with a C reporting in.
Ask away and I will answer it with my mediocre knowledge of the field.

>>7649752
Do I Wana fugg my mom?

>>7649696
it's relative

>>7649696
A minimum? There isn't supposed to be one but obviously it gets a lot harder to measure the gravity the lighter you go.

>>7649696
Anything with mass affects space-time. So 0.00000000000000...1g All infinitesimal amounts.

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>>7649538
Too bad magnetic fields can't do work.

>>7649560
And it cant suck cock. I want EMDrive to blow me.

But still, it seems like the results are definitely and systematically reproducible, even in vaccum. So, why dont we just send one up into orbit and test that shit? The thrust it generates is definitely enough for positional micro-control of satellites.

a changing magnetic field never comes alone

First rule of time club is; you don't talk about time club.

>>7649319
What I went back in time and changed the rules?

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sleep tight nigger

No, I just write slightly less legible. Then again I don't have any maths classes atm, those really used to fuck up my hand.

>>7649013
>Hey /sci/borgs, how do you take notes?
day to day notes are scribbled down into what i call my "barf book". at the end of the week, i consolidate and rewrite into a different book, which is my master studying resource that i take with me everywhere.

I tend to write notes in the margins of my books, provided what i'm taking notes for follows said book reasonably tight. I then compile those notes before an exam.

Yes. Black holes regularly split atoms. Prove me wrong.

ever heard of atomic plants? define "natural"

Yes, many heavier elements have a chance to spontaneously fission. There's also alpha decay of course.

The two-stroke engine.

>>7647915
Most human brains.

>>7647915
ur mums semen chute

This is the path to an undergrad in general math from MIT. Beyond an introduction, topics in algebra and modern geometry are too advanced for undergraduates on the standard track. What is posted here is consistent with what an undergraduate math education would look like. At MIT, algebra is required, but once again it is merely an introduction, and the rest of what you listed are electives or seminars.

What if this 'updated' version included course numbers for MIT open courseware, since that school is being used as an example?

>>7647454
OCW is lacking in a lot, if not most of it's courses. The amount of good MIT OCW programs I can count one hand.

If the EmDrive is true, maybe.

If the EmDrive is BS, definitely not.

I think it's certainly possible. The only real obstacle is Delta-V, and that could be improved drastically with more efficient engines (which are at least theoretically possible with current technology). Even an Orion drive might be able to do it, if you could somehow find a place that you'd be allowed to take off from.

>>7646770
>proven physics
yes

>near term technology
how far is fusion? you tell me


It's all about energy&power density f a m.

no, Im genetically attractive enough to attend college parties and have fun that way instead

>>7645445

I don't understand why you can't do both? If flying out to a fancy hotel for the weekend with a bunch of friends on your uni's dollar doesn't sound like a good time to you, then you must be a really boring person.

Went to a siemans fire alarm technology expo a few years ago.

The only women in fire alarm are secretaries, dikes and HR.

But i did smoke a joint in the hotel bathroom with the president of the company.

>>7645099
So how does one derive that formula?

>>7645109
That's the beauty of it.

How to check if this is correct? Who derived it?

>>7643625
Buy her a tinfoil hat.

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>>7643649
this
also sew her a blanket/sheet/pillowase set out of brass mesh and ground it to make a faraday cage to keep those pesky electromagnetic ripples out.

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Shameless self bump.

no the cost of sending people out is to high. the oxygen needed alone to go to the astroid belt and hang out for 6 months and come back is beyond all the space programs of earth put together to store up and put in space in 1 year

and most western nations have wing nuts like stephen hawking who fear monger about ai so no probe bots doing all the work either

also the cost for anything mined would be many times the normal rates and wouldnt sell

>>7640413
>20-40k$ per kilogram of payload transfered into low earth orbit
>asteroid mining
yeah dude it'll be totally worth it

>>7640454
Yeah, that's always my question re: this subject. WTF could you possible plan to mine that would make this anything resembling cost effective? Reminds me of bitcoin mining at this point.

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>>7652393
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5HOt0ZOcYk

Well maybe if you aren't an instructor you shouldn't have a solutions manual

>>7652346
Still, it would be incredibly helpful whenever I get stuck.

>>7652349
well maybe if you got stuck, you'd actually learn the material.