Archived threads in /sci/ - Science & Math - 917. page

>>8632270
Could you explain why its a big deal?

Well it "should" be a room temp super conductor, also requires ridiculous amount of energy to create so would make for a very powerful rocket fuel since reversing that reaction would release it all, Isp of 1700s... just those two is enough for a start

I'm skeptical but not against it. The researchers really need to produce repeatable results and need to make sure that they aren't just seeing the coating of the diamonds behaving differently at high pressures.

>>8631687
so funny really laughed much

>>8631694
Are you some kind of troglodyte? Can't you contribute to this thread with some other amazing facts?

>>8631687
Kek, make a list on buzzfeed with these.

>>8631176

>Where are all the robots?

Working in industrial factories.

>>8631176
The real question is where is the demand and the funding for said robots, along with the fact that I don't think our production and all that is up to par when it comes to making the sci fi robot.

>>8631176
just give them wheels ffs

>>8630847
>Sicc Picc unrelated

>>8630847
I'd have no problem with this although math fags would throw a hissy fit

It should be SM.

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Values would change. I don't know if it's "worth it," but the gripes you listed certainly don't matter at all.

>>8617326
>Is it really worth it?

Some would argue that the most important problem for philosophy is the inevitability of death. So yes, it is worth it.

>>8617326
>you will forget where you were born, when you were born, your parents and your whole childhood

Good.

>>8633585
read a book solve all problems on your own, drink coffeee and have no life. was i helpful `?

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Read the section to be covered in class the night before. Try to prove the theorems without looking in the book.

Go to class and take good notes. Ask questions about the material, if you have one.

Reread the section and reorganize your notes after lecture.

Read the section again at night and keep up with your homework. Try additional problems from the book.

Go to office hours.

>>8633602
>Go to office hours
seriously, this is huge.

MAGA you faggot.
Man made global warming is a hoax; the Earth has gone though thousands of cycles of heating and cooling

>>8633297
so you trust politicians more than scientist?

>>8633297
Prove it.
>you can't

Bump, did I just stump this board?

Its been a while, but if you think about the condition that gas from the inside escapes, that doesnt really specify how much gas is escaping.
So the lid really only has to be lifted enough to let a single molecule through, wich wouldnt be a lot of expansion from the gas.

>>8632975
>The answer I got is 2,4 Joules
How did you get to this?
My answer is dependent upon ambient temperature, pressure and the area of the lid.

Buy a dumb phone.
Go to the library to read.

>>8632872
Quit social media. Quit 4ch. Quit the internet. Get a hobby. Exercise. Meditate. Cut your dick.

>>8632881
Yeah I workout I just always open random tabs or check my phone whenever I try to study or read, pretty much nstinctively
I feel like breaking my concentration like this is causing brain damage

dont worry, insufferable boomers who run the site will die off and the golden age of online communities will thrive

That's because stackexchange is for people who are serious about learning something and are independently capable. If you haven't exhausted obvious sources, it's not their problem.

With the internet it doesn't matter if a question was posted the day after SE was created. It's still available there. So why in the world would you want to ask the same damn question again?
The truth is, you are just too fucking lazy to find the answer yourself.

Book suggestions are just as stupid. As if there weren't a million already everywhere. As if you were going to actually read the books.

It's not their fault that you're too much of a brainlet to understand math.

It's how their site works.

You are insufferable

>>8632434
and he wont tell me because he says it's too obvious

obvious deprot/prot steps omitted but looks mechanistically fine

>>8632434
your friend is right, the reaction will not work, likely to be held bromination

>>8632243
Why don't they just launch a cutting-edge USA spy satellite into a low parking orbit around every body in the solar system? Those things have the resolution to read a newspaper from orbit. They could take some sick-ass pictures of clouds and rocks.

Space is extremely harsh for cameras, especially high tech modern ones. The shielding necessary to protect a modern camera adds enough mass to the mission that it's just not feasible if it's not the primary mission of the craft (and it never is).

>>8632243
They should have used an iPhone. Best camera on the market.

literally nobody knows.
this topic is still highly researched

>>8631228
Dumb frogposter

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>>>/sci/sqt

It's something to be celebrated. We are inferior meatsacks. Don't be so speciesist.

>>8631165

Just bomb them from the air, or turn them on their backs.

>>8631165
>forecasting future
>using Hollywood movies as an example

>>8631023
taking some NaClO will help alleviate depression

>>8631023
Take the fish oil, either way it's good for you..

>>8631023 (OP)
Take the fish oil. With all that mercury poisoning depression will be the least of your problems. ~ Anon M.D.