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Suppose someone solves it, then what?

>>8609440
you want us to solve some science word that no one has ever heard of

>>8609440
at least add punctuation

sxience is sexy

>>8609433

You would be surprised how many people marry from within their field. A lot of PhDs and MDs get married to people that went through the same program as them.

I always thought that was interesting. I suspect that sociology plays a much bigger role in evolution than we have previously given it credit for. You either end with super shit parents or super awesome parents.

Pleb rss are for plebs.

Cold approach pick-up social circle game = being able to ACTUALLY find a smart researcher 10 who likes orgies.

That is if you're a true scientist at heart and focus on the experiments, results and what works, disregarding how much persistence it takes to get good.

Otherwise you're a ballless hypocrite.

/thread

Its like applying math to literature

subjective, barely testable, barely science

micro-economics is fine

macroeconomics is for people who want to get government jobs or do academic research

>Aliens advanced enough to build a base in the middle of space
>Not advanced enough to fly around earth

>>8609095
I never said I'm a good writer. Also it's a bit more complicated, but I could go into the physics problem I want explained, or I could give you 7 pages of plot description.

L4 is certainly not on a geostationary orbit. Its exact movement relative to Earth surface is fairly complicated, but you could expect being above given longitude approximately every 25 hours. Eventually, everything on the strip between ~30th parallels N/S will have been flown over by your station (by eventually I mean, like, 15-20 years).

>>8607783
i guess it is

>>8607783
Sure, you first. Feel free to provide scientific articles from peer reviewed journals discussing it instead of politically charged youtube videos with bullshit "sources" like www.debunking911.com.

>>8607881
Right! Wouldn't it be nice to have some "scientific articles from peer reviewed journals"?
Why is that source bullshit. His scientific methods seem sound to me. Is it because you don't like his results?

1/10

And I'm only giving you the 1 because I replied.

>>8607610
It's a poorly phrased question.

>>8607610
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bertrand's_box_paradox

the only way it can be confusing is if you've never taken a probability course, or never seen a permutation.

the coin draws that fit the description are:
coin 1 from box 1
coin 2 from box 1
coin 1 from box 2

only the first two will result in the possibility of drawing a second gold coin, so the answer is 2/3

>>8606300
i bumped OPs thread.

>>8606300
>>8606325
These teachers think like autistic computers

Any teacher/professor who teaches because they are at a dead end and can only make bread by teaching, people like that usually ruin the whole learning experience and it's very common in pre university level courses. I often find that older female teachers do this shit.

Highschool math teacher. He didn't even care to teach, hated his job. Since I liked math he kinda helped me out, gave me some books and shit but to the rest of the class he was just the worst teacher.

when the class is a fluffly humanities requirement the teachers are usually worst of all

> if they're so fucking sure the earth is flat, why don't they get a plane or boat, travel to the edge and jump off

>Earth is a rhombus please respond.

>>8579984
Not flat earther, but I don't think flat earthers think that's possible.

>>8610991
Pest control

>>8610991
You're not golden boy. Sorry, but you'll never make it in the world of academia.

>>8610991
Time to start manufacturing drugs

>>8610892
Maybe we'll see a few more direct photographs of exoplanets in the future, but certainly not most of them. The problem is that you can't do it for every planet. The star needs to be close enough, the planet needs to be far enough from the star and it needs to be very large (>Jupiter). If that's not the case, you don't stand a chance.

So yeah, it's a nice benchmark to test the capabilities of your telescope, but probably not the best way to detect exoplanets. We might be able to make some spectroscopic analyses if we can indeed see them though.

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>>8610912
How powerful can these telescopes theoretically be? Is it limitless to how advanced they can get?

I'm just imagining seeing an image like this in this quality.. but of an exoplanet. One day.. how far away do you think that'd be?

Seems to me like the JWST is specifically tailored for seeing older, red-shifted objects, and not specifically exoplanets, though it will probably be better at it than Hubble given the fact that it's from 1990.

>>8610322
Pretending to be interested in chemistry won't get you out of paying the carbon tax Ben and you will soon die by the hand of energy poverty like the rest of us. No wood for you!

Incomplete combustion, carbon monoxide is produced rather than more water.

>>8610322
they don't sell methane as natural gas, you faggot. natural gas isn't just methane, if it was they would sell it as methane and charge more for it. methane also burns very cleanly. when you see yellow in your flame that's due to carbon particulates, i.e. soot.

>>8610296
Is this calc 3?

>>8610358


LAL

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>got a function expression and a suitable argument term
>there's an App for that

3.2

>>8610211
What's good for grad school?

>>8610209
C's get degrees.

If youre getting your foot in the door at a plant, firm or business, they could care less about your grade. Your likeability trumps all that on paper.

>>8610201
Osteopetrosis (the opposite of osteporosis)

Literally all i did was google "opposite of fragile bones"

Symptoms can include blindness.

>>8610214
Wiki says it's more prevalent in a region in Russia, and she's Russian.
That's a pretty fucked disease, looks like she got a mild case

>>8610201
TurboAIDS

trust me I'm a doctor