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>>8874179
dey black cuz no light can leave

W O W

>>8874181
>niggers even steal light
God dammit /pol/ was right

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>>8874179
Around black holes, never relax.

Wasn't there a sci-fi story where these issues were fixed? I think in the final scene the main character is walking down the street, surrounded by tanned 6'5 naked Chads with 10 inch cocks, and the sameness is terrifying

>>8873948
>no dick size surgery, no height surgery

those both exist, but you can only get a max of 2" out of either and they have a really good chance of fucking you up for life.

>>8873955
>2017
>guy getting a head transplant
>no reliable penis enlargement surgery.

>Let a function meets all reuirements to have a taylor seies and a fourier series.
If a function has a Taylor series, that Taylor series is unique.
If a function has a Fourier series, that Fourier series is unique.
So if that function has both then of course you can equate them.

If you feel unsatisfied with that answer then maybe you should be more precise with what you mean when you say
>Let a function meets all reuirements [sic]

>>8873951

Cool. Let me fix.

Let a function meet all reuirements to have a taylor seies and a fourier series. Then what is the derivation from one series to the other?

Taylor -> Fourier

Or

Fourier -> Taylor


Inb4 local and global handwaving argument

>>8873946

Compute <x^n|e^inx>

>revelations
>science
pick

also
>as the sun burns up more helium in the photon belt it will cause more earthquakes
wat the fuk are you on

sage

>>8873766
the arctic has been warming 1c per decade, the rest of the planet, 0.15, a ratio of 7:1!

all of the feedbacks in the arctic are accelerating feedbacks.

they include wave ice, ice albedo (reflection), snow cover albedo, water vapor, ice-sheet melt, arctic river, black carbon, ocean acidification, and the ninth, the mother of all feedbacks, methane.

>>8873745

There's nothing to see beyond the edge of the observable universe. There's probably stuff there; but the universe isn't old enough for its light to have reached us.


The radius of the observable universe is actually 46.5 billion light years. I know it seems like it should be 13.7 billion light years but the expansion of the universe has stretched things out.

>>8873745
There wouldn't be absolutely fucking nothing.

And if we ever find something beyond that, then we have to rewrite fucking history and all research we have made for years all over again.

>>8873745
If we did this, we'd see god creating the universe

no
varies completely differently

>>8873412
Wouldn't that other form of gravity kill us then?

>>8873484
How strong it is on earth?

>>8873278
Truly God has left our worldline.

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if you could time travel, would you want to come back to the 21st century?

Because time travel isn't invented yet, duh

Kys.

>>8873256
>Tfw white chucks too dumb to get full STEM scholarship. Chad get the fuck outta here.

Brown super race is taking over.

>>8873256
I'll bet you applied to zero scholarships.

>>8873216
When you take a breath of oxygen pressurized for your biology, it enters your lungs, expands and you explode

You would get divers' disease and die a very uncomfortable death

>>8873216

Your blood would "boil" out of your skin. Worse, all the oxygen in your blood would be sucked out into the void and you'd die in agony, suffocating.

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A E S T H E T I C

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>>8873069

you're mathematically retarded. it's the fibonacci spiral.

>>8873110
to be fair, this in no way explains why people impose it on pictures

>>8873007
Love is a spectrum.

>>8873009
What does that mean exactly?

>>8873011

It's shitposting.

>>8872887
fuck it, sure why not

>>8872931
My guess is they don't exist yet, because it would take supermassive black holes a very, very long time to accrete that much matter.

The largest galaxy we know of is 100 trillion solar masses, the Milky Way is only around 1 trillion solar masses, so I'm guessing the creation of hypermassive black holes would probably be omens of a dying universe.

>>8872964
Although technically if we just float eternally in space in one direction we will eventually stumble upon one.

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>>8872871
>Seems to me, there should be a certain density (or heat) at which entropy tears apart sub atomic particles, converting all mass into energy.

>>8872873
Are you trying to say mass cannot be converted into energy?

>>8872873
So why can't entropy convert mass into energy?

>>8872716
It doesn't, the earth is flat. Saturn is a projection from the government.

>>8872716
>I almost cried at the sight of it
That's gay.

>>8872716
You were part of Saturn, OP, and Saturn was part of you. You're nothing and everything.

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Fascinating how the kids who had severe ADHD grew up and don't have it anymore, wouldn't you say?

Only a small percentage of people diagnosed with ADHD actually suffer from dopamine deficiency in the prefrontal cortex. Just because it's overdiagnosed so often doesn't mean it doesn't exist. But Doctors that prescribe drugs like Adderall have to meet with their patients every so often, making it one of the most profitable disorders.

>>8872617
>a greentext is the scientific proof a science board demands
this >>8872658