Science related papes

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>>6516068

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>>6516069
yup that's all, pretty sad..
Counting on you anons !

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Most of what I have is just different DNA papes, honestly

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>>6516372

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>>6516375

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>>6516379

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>>6516383

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>>6516388

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>>6516393

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>>6516393
Fixed

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That's us. That's home.

>>6518567
lol'd

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>>6519335

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I love this thread

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ps or refraction?

>>6519711
What is this?

>>6520264
I don't know but it looks possible, I found other (non-wp worthy) pics of this phenomenon.
I don't know if the speed of the plane can generate pression and make ambiant water liquefying around the plane.
If thats the case, you could see a rainbow with the right angle I guess...

>>6520575
It's the inside of a nuclear plant

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>>6516068

Geology rocks!

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>>6522485

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>>6522487

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>>6522488

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>>6522489

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>>6522490

Anybody has some electronic/electrical engineering related ones?

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>>6522971

>>6520951
It happens when the plane achieves the sonic speed (around 340 m/s). At this specific speed (Mach number=1) the plane creates a pressure wave that condenses water in air. All this photos were taken at the exact moment that the plane goes from sub-sonic to super-sonic speeds.

>>6522999
thanks trips of truth

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>>6522999
>>6520951
>>6520264

Nice explanation, but I think the question might have been about the colors.

I don't know if shooped, but if they are real, it's probably light refraction through the ice crystals (or vapor) ... the same effect as a rainbow or a high-altitude "glory" or "sun dog."

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>>6526772

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>>6526775

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>>6526776

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>>6526786

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>>6518110

slightly alt ver

> cutting Curie
> could've been a better solution than that

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>>6522971

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>>6529695

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>>6529696

>>6529697
am i the only one who sees a giant purple dong in india?

>>6516540
Quite satisfying

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>>6529697

>>6529714
Sometimes, history is dick shaped.

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Bootin

>>6522972
Structure of MDMA is incorrect. Carbonyl should not be there.

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Love this one, tasteful and somewhat obscure

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I simply love this wallpaper but would love to have it in a deep red instead of blue. Anyone able to do so will be greatly appreciated!

Also, any similar papes would be great to see.

Thanks!

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>>6534695
here

>>6534695
is this carbon fiber ?

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>>6532826

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>>6535855

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>>6535863

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>>6535883

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>>6535887

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>>6535897

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>>6535902

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>>6535905

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>>6535907

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>>6535911

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>>6535923

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>>6535924

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You globalist heretics will all burn. Stop spreading your Satanic lies and repent before it is too late.

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>>6535944
>not using the superior dymaxion projection map

Even Satan knows better.

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Not sure if it counts but here y'all go

>>6537030

alcohol is both art and science, so: Yes

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>>6536076

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>>6537938

>>6518192

It's still a part of the solar system. It didn't disappear you fucking moron.

>>6520264
Yup it's possible. That colors are made up due to very interesting phenomenon called iridescence. Soap bubbles and gasoline spills have similiar set of colors, if you look closer, and it's the same physical process.

>>6534693
What is it showing?

>>6535929

>science thread
>post zodiac

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>>6535929
>>6538592

> Science thread
> poast geek humor
> implying implications
> no content was added

checkmate, Science police

>>6538489
https://maxwelldemon.com/2012/03/18/prime-phyllotaxis-spirals/

>>6541073
That's awesome.
Thanks for the response, anon.

>>6541073
Niiiice thanks for this

>>6540301
who took the picture?

>>6541723
The robot has a "selfie" stick with a camera on it. They took a lot of photos and then they combine it together

>>6538015
Well the other 2 dwarf planets should be there too then.

>>6520955
looks like the inside of a cooling tower

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>>6542465
cute, made me think of this quote haha

>>6529690
curie's a meme lol

>>6519334
does this actually represent anything, or is it just supposed to *look* like it has something to do with pi?

>>6542984
I found something similar, its called "Progression and transition for the first 1,000 digits of π, ϕ and e."
could be the same process

>Error: Image resolution is too small.

http://mkweb.bcgsc.ca/pi/art/img/links.png

>>6544701
It is the same process. it's the first 1000 digits of pi in order.

Here's a video that kinda explains it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPoj8lk9Fo4

Artist webpage:
http://fineartamerica.com/profiles/cristian-vasile.html
Similar artwork:
http://mkweb.bcgsc.ca/pi/art/

>>6539504
>plasmid
triggered

>>6544547
wasn't expecting this kek

>>6522485

Yes it does! Watch out for rolling stones though.

>>6547635
Why? It could be part of a plasmid. I'm more triggered by the generic muhh staircase representation with no major/minor grooves or anything.

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be happi no wori

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>>6551164

>>6526308
that's kinda depressing anon

>>6542278
not funny, no rhyme, no concentration given

>>6544547
fucking science

>>6551164
Took me a bit to figure out the chemical. Had to put my chemical knowledge to use and try to give it its systemitic name.
1-ethylamine-3,4-dihydroxy-benzene was close enough to google to give back dopamine

>>6552031
four rhymes with more

>>6551858
Humility.
You can be aware of this and still live happily.

>>6552031
>doesn't rhyme
>actually does
can you read?

>>6516375
>Megadeth

>>6516375
noice

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>>6554943

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>>6554946

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>>6554948

>>6552037
reverse image search and it's the first thing to come up

>>6526308
I hate it when people think this makes you insignificant. All it does is make you comparatively small. Viruses are microscopic and can kill the strongest beings on earth, photons are can't even be pinpointed but enable life to exist. You may be one person out of many and, compared to what surrounds you, are absolutely tiny but none of that dictates your significance. You do. It's all relative. The size of this world should put you in awe, not depression.

>>6544547
got a hardy chuckle out of that

>>6522485
the only upside to being sludge-brain autistic is that you're exceptionally suited to be a geologist

>>6516068
Says 115 twice. Ununtrium has the incorrect number.

>>6535944
Actually the Bible implies that the Earth is round in the book of Job chapter 38. The flat earthers are taking the passages in the bible completely out of context

>>6516383
Damn right they put Einstein in the middle.

Also, sucks for the cats around homegirl.

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>>6554952

>>6556177
>jesus stood on a mountain and could see the corners of the earth
>says the earth stands on pilars
>"out of context"
MFW

>>6556494

I'm guessing you're not super interested in changing your mind, but here's some actual info for anyone interested.

"The four corners of the earth" is a poetic device. It alludes Old Testament passages like Isaiah 11:12 ("And he shall ... assemble the outcasts of Israel, and gather together the dispersed of Judah from the four corners of the earth.") In context it means something like "the whole world" because it refers to all four cardinal directions. It's like "the four winds". It's the same basic phrase as "to the ends of the earth" that is in common usage even in our day and doesn't literally mean to where the earth ends, it means something like "as far as you like".

The bible elsewhere explicitly states the roundness of the earth and it floating in space in less metaphorical language.

* "It is He [God] who sits above the circle of the earth, ..." - Isaiah 40:22
* "He stretches out the north over empty space; He hangs the earth on nothing." - Job 26:7
* "He drew a circular horizon on the face of the waters, At the boundary of light and darkness." - Job 26:10

The bible is generally unconcerned with things like this, instead emphasizing the *origins* over the structure. Nonetheless, it's still there in incidentally, sometimes.

>>6557002

Your explaination sounds "right" but I always find funny how bullshit in religious books has its own poetic explaination (even more when it has been proven its false)

>>6555600

Fuck you're right, I will ask the IMT to fix that

>>6557004
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulm_Minster

>>6557002
So why would gods own word contain poetic devices to trip people up?

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>>6555600
>>6557039
done

>>6518110
>lovelace being anywhere near any list where names like newton and maxwell are mentioned .
its a troll picture right ?

>>6533966
lmao you're right, that is wrong. Not the one who posted the pic but good catch

>>6519705
Incorrect filename. That is an industrial gas turbine

>>6522903
You must be looking for the 'black magic' wp thread

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>>6522999
Nice numerical full house, but that isn't quite correct.

The pressure wave isn't instantly created at Mach 1; It is built up as the aircraft moves faster. Above Mach .3 compressability starts coming into play, but the shock wave itself forms at Mach 1. The condensation in pic related occurs because of the low pressure area behind the shock wave, allowing the water molecules in the air to come out of suspension and form a cloud due to the low pressure raising the dewpoint, and therefore the relative humidity. A visible pressure wave can form lower than Mach 1, so the plane doesn't have to be going supersonic.

This aircraft is going Mach .97

>>6533966
good eye, sir. methylenedioxymethcathinone is close, but not the same thing.

>>6552037
Just remember DihydrOxyPhenethylAMINE for Dopamine.

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>>6516068

>>6557006
wow

>>6537030
It's more of a science than psychology.

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I did some research on a breast cancer sub-type known as CaEXR. It's similar to Mcf-7ca's but it is exemastane resistant, and the primary pathway for its proliferation is unknown. I did a mamosphere on it and and looked at the cancer stem cell characteristics. I thought it looked cool. Feel free to alter it and stuff

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>>6561576
heres the Mcf-7ca mamosphere.

>>6561577
>>6561576
Oh and for all those who don't know what mamospheres are. In cancer, there are tumor cells and the stem cells that make other cells. New research is showing that agressive cancers have a lot to do with the number and aggressiveness of these cancer stem cells. So with a mamosphere, i suspended the cancer cells, waited a while, so the normal tumor cells die off and the only ones that can remain anchorage free are the cancer stem cells. After a while the cancer stem cells make more tumor cells and it forms a ball that can be seen with the correct equipment. Some cancers, like the CaExr have large, dense, irregular mamospheres, while others like the Mcf-7ca's have smaller, more round mamospheres.

>>6561577
nice mate

>>6561576
>>6561577
>>6561579

Fucking cool, dude. I'm doing some work on colon cancer myself.

>>6561576
>>6561577
Cool. What kind of education do you have?

>>6561579
Are you a pathologist? Or a cell biologist or what?

>>6522489
I have a poster of this

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Some of you guys are bound to find this as entertaining as I do: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sexy_prime

>>6544547
that's a wallpaper board, what do you want us to do with a 800x600 picture you little piece of shit

>>6522487
oh wow, i had this as a poster when i was a kid
feel so old

>>6567174
He probably did that for the lulz

>>6542465
had this as a wallpaper for a year, now is the time to change it i guess.

>>6539446
a serious man?

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Custom colored Fractal.

>>6571363
Julio?

>>6542463
>>6538015
Along with the asteroid belt, if we're counting anything Pluto-sized

>>6542515
I venture to say it's inside a cooling tower of a nuclear plant coz only nps have cts this big.

that makes the pic engineering, not science.

>>6573203
well, there are papes of science fiction, geek, programing : engineering is welcome too

>>6518110
>tfw no Pavlov

>>6519705
seconded

>>6558286
props for the explanation.

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>>6573957
here ya go anon

>>6575184
>replaced Edison
my man

>>6575184


any chance for bose and raman there ?

>>6571366
that typeface makes me want to punch a fucking baby in the face. just pick a run of the mill sans for christ's sake

>>6576711
That was (mostly) fortuitous. They're organized by date, so it had to be either Edison or Tesla.

>>6533496
putting heliocentric orbits inside the orbit of mercury seems wrong

>>6564301
hopefully one day. i kinda want to work on the humanmicrobiome, but right now im just an undergrad going for a bio/soc degree. i took a cancer bio class and thats where i got those pics

>>6541213
Aw hell yeah thanks m8

>>6575184
how many versions of this exist

>>6578934
I just made a new box for Pavlov; but since >>6529690 has Curie and the other one doesn't, there must be some alt version floating around.

>>6561576
This post is literally cancer

>>6557534
"What is the Analytical Engine and why was Ada's work so significant"

>>6579938
>ayylmao

>>6579938
kekd

>>6575184
any chance for mendeleev instead of lovelace?

>>6519709
What is this?

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oc

>>6535907
Were they not part of New Horizons? Did they never get involved with any Pluto missions?

>>6535944
This is what you believe when your public school system has failed you. And you possibly grew up in the South. And you have autism.

>>6553446
This. I'm a space whore, and love to tell people about the immensity of our universe and our size in relation to it. It freaks people out. But it gets me excited. Because I know that no matter what we see, there'll always be more. There's an infinite universe to explore, and billions of years left in which to do it. That's beautiful to me.

>>6555221
At least these flat earthers have job prospects after they get kicked out of their parent's basements, then.

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>>6576711
Seconded. Tesla FTW.

>>6579938
Nice

>>6581475
Like with a periodic table for the image?

>>6581745
The right side of Gauss' Law not having a fraction bar is bugging the fuck out of me

>>6533496

that is pretty kick ass

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>>6554943
Why can't you be like >>6554948...
Use some GD&T, save the world

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Here are some wallpapers I made from the wiki images of some modular invariants.

This is the imaginary part of one of the coefficients of the Weierstrass form for an elliptic curve.

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The real part of the j-invariant.

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The phase angle of the j-invariant.

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The gamma function, an analytic extension of the factorial.

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Meijer G-Function.

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1,2,3 ça tourne

>>6539446
if you made this you should feel bad and if you didn't you should delete it

>>6583029
>960x678
Simon, fais pas le pleb comme ça pls

>>6582972
>>6582975
>>6582979
nice ones anon

>>6536816
So. I'm very curious. How did this shit landed? On a boat. I'm actually frustrated by this. I mean yeah, it just did, but it landed on a moving object, and the rocket itself in this position is very unstable.

>>6585112
Very carefully

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>>6586128

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>>6586136

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>>6586140

>>6582377
This is pretty cool, just wish it was a 16:9 wallpaper

>>6585112
When it lands it welds its landing gear to the boat.

>>6518110
>Franklin
pls

>>6516573
saved as dualmonitor_wile_e_coyote

>>6555088
This post right here should be part of a pape.

>>6587633
If only he didn't make a typo

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And APOD has a widget that will give you a daily wallpaper too.

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>>6588275

>>6516375
>tfw i remember how bad this album was

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>>6588275
>>6588303

>>6574876
kek

>>6520264
Both?

>>6555088

You speakum the big TrueTrue.

>>6586128
golden simplicity

>>6588360
10/10

>>6555161
xkcd is SO great

>>6518110
>franklin
>DNA

What? this would be good bait on /b

>>6557006
this is just wonderful

>>6535897
MORE LIKE THIS PLEASE!

>>6522485
Wow that's so surrealistic, the evolution isn't real.

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>>6526308

You are significant. You are one of the billions of billions of billions of billions of objects in the universe that can say " i am ".

You are incredibly unique in the universe.

>>6516573
Why do you have a giant dick as a wallpaper anon.
Are you some kind of faggot?
Elon Musk, maybe?

>>6519330
>9 "planets"

>>6537028
any more like these?

>>6590806
>>6590807
These may or may not have made me hard

>>6526308
But also, billions of events have had to happen to make me who I am, what I am. If my great-great-great-and so on-grandfather had not stolen a horse, I would not be here today. If Christianity was still extreme, I would have been killed long ago. If my mother had become a Mormon one year prior, I would have never been born. You are unique not because of where you are, but because of what you are. It is virtually impossible for another me to exist. It is virtually impossible for another you to exist. We may lose sight of that when we look at the enormous scale of the universe, but even each atom is different. The movement of the photons, the quirks within, the level of energy it holds, are unique to that one atom. and you have billions of those unique particles of creation comprising you.

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So much space and shit. How about some math and biology

>>6533496
>The Moon
>no Apollo 13
while they didn't get to land due to an oxygen tank explosion, they did manage to get a Lunar flyby.
That has to count for something

>>6526772
>>6526775
>>6526776
>>6526786
>>6526790

Anons, the technical term for this phenomenon is "Prandtl-Glauert Singularity". Basically, the air flowing around these aircraft is traveling around Mach 1, the speed of sound. The vapor pressure in the air flow is dropping below the dew point, the point at which water condenses out of the air and forms droplets. These cool looking cloud things are the result.

>>6594650
noice

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>>6516068

>>6594703
thanks kind anon

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>>6591598
>implying that means anything
>hurr durr teleological arguments are convincing
also, i've fixed your pape

>>6600046
Thanks for the fix brother

>>6590831
Franklin as in Rosalind Franklin. Are you sure you're not the bait on /b?

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>>6600235
Mah man

>>6544547
It works, by the way.

>>6601839
That's a nice way to end a thread, thanks anons for your posts.