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>>8658663
How magnets work

>>8658663

Room temperature superconductors. We would already have them if particle ""physicists"" didn't waste all our research money on their totally worthless stamp collecting fetish.

>>8658669
B-but we already know that, haha, right guys?

California is the best country in the world you cuck. Also, the chances of that happening are nil.

source: Californianian master race seismologist

>>8658612
>Destroying California
Thats impossible, do you have any idea how much force is needed to vaporize a mass of continental crust that large?

>>8658612
Why the fuck would you want to do that? US is already a declining power, without California they're literally third world. You don't want the chinks to take over.

Bananas, old tvs, your whole fucking basement, and should pick up background radiation

>>8658552
Yea it picks up 60 CPM background

Also CRTs emit ionizing radiation?

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Test it on food items that might have come from ocean near Japan. It'll read high due to Fukushima.

Because it steals it.

F R A M E D R A G G I N G

>>8658482
Because Lorenz transformations has energy and momentum conservation built in. Because of this, even mass less particles have non 0 momentum via
E^2 = (mc^2)^2 + (pc)^2

And light definitely has energy.

This suggests that light can be affected by forces. You need gr, not Sr to explain this intermediate effect but it's there.

holy shit

what the fuck

as a molecular biologist in the making, who also just had a horrible mouth ulcer, I swear to you, anon, I will make this happen.

put some 90° alcohol on it, stings at first but makes it go numb for a good amount of time afterwards.

>sleep enough
>dont put garbage in your mouth
>they literally never ever happen

[math] \sqrt{2} maths[/math]

You'd probably end up halfway through trig by the end of a month.

In one month you can go from very little knowledge to being balls deep into precalc

>>8658302

You need to want it bad enough. That is all it takes.

If you want it, you will persevere through hunger, pain, distractions.


Barring medical issues of course.

Gay frog image btw.

>>8658302
Git
Gud

Check if you have ADD or something.

>>8658272
>extended essay
Do you mean for IB?

>>8658292
yes

>>8658305
Schrödinger's nigger

some a-ha, some taytay, some game melodies like gerudo valley and sogno di volare, ++

gotta be positive music and not too distracting

Robert Rich, the 6+ hour long videos you find on YouTube are pretty good and not distracting.

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I listen mostly to heavy as fuck instrumental doom while I work, try Bongrippers "Miserable" , but even bands with lyrics are usually not distracting. It's usually slow and easy to get a rhythm going to, and easy to study to.

Another few more good options are deep house, phonk, vapor wave, video game sound tracks, especially from games that require skill and concentration.

If you like classical there's plenty of mixes on YouTube.

I'm pretty sure this basic advanced math.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetration

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knuth's_up-arrow_notation

Yes there would be time differences, but only during travel. Unless one of the planets is orbiting a blackhole, a clock on every planet would tick at roughly the same rate as the other clocks.

>>8657917
How big would the difference be during travel
lets say from the sun's earth to proxima b exoplanet?

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>>8657919
How fast are they capable of travelling? And how far or how long are they travelling for? Figure that out and plug them into this formula.

Testicles in microwave dude.

Browse /pol/ for a week. That board is 1000% cancer.

>>8657907
Why is you dying of cancer easier on them than if you just suicided? Make it look like an accident or some shit.
Unless they hate you and you want to have cancer to humour their sadistic nature by slowly dying in agony over a period of months or years.

rectangles man

or fundamental theorem of calculus?

what is areas and volumes

https://proofwiki.org/wiki/Fubini%27s_Theorem

BY THE FUCKING WAY, YOU CANNOT ROUND UP FOR N. WHEN YOU CALCULATE THE ENERGY OF ELECTRONS AND SOLVE FOR N, YOU CANNOT ROUND UP TO THE NEAREST N, YOU ALWAYS ROUND DOWN YOU FUCKING RETARD THAT'S NOT HOW ATOMS WORK

>>8657889
Can't you just [math]\left[ \hat x, \hat p\right ] [/math] to prove the uncertainty principle?

>>8657900
Well I guess we were showing that our wave was behaving by the uncertainty principle, not really proving the principle itself

because our wave didn't have any transcendental functions