Technology/Science/Cool shit thread

Is that a nuclear reactor being turned on?

>>1264489
it's a nuclear reactor pulse. removing its control rods, elevating pressure and temperature to critical levels to see how designs of a reactor handle under certain stresses and then a scram (rapidly inserting back the control rods, which you see in 0:10)

the blue glow is cherenkov radiation by electrons moving faster than the speed of light in water (0.75c).

>>1264544
You forgot to mention that cherenkov radiation is super fucking dangerous and can fuck you harder than any mandingo ever could, while looking cool.

>>1264482
Is this Slovenia?

>>1264545
Not really though neutron decay is much scarier

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>>1264482
Same reactor, different pulse. This time with the lights out.

>>1264545
Yes, but when there is 15 feet of water to absorb the radiation, it is safe to observe.

no more contributions? i guess it's a hard topic to like find and share stuff.

>>1264482
this is like straight out of a sci-fi film
that noise is so nice

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xe-f4gokRBs

>>1265561

Fun fact: Prince Rupert, Canada holds the record for rainiest year in a given city, with 303 days of rain in a single year, and ranks 4th for rainiest city in Canada by height, at 131 inches per year.

So there's another caveat to the name of this phenomenon.

>>1265561
Those things must be such a pain in the ass to clean up after

>>1265754
seen this irl its legit, must be under a new moon due to the amount of darkness

>>1264680
Yeah. This experiment was conducted by "Jožef Stefan" institute.

>>1265764
When you do them in a class room you put them in a baggie first

>>1265752
I can dance to that shit. Great.

>>1264482
>>1265226
It's mindboggling that the cool kids and society make fun of nerds and those who are passionate about physics and math when the really cool shit is done by them.

>>1266294
Tap dancing followed by headbanging

>>1266454
Yeah, but the cool kids don't give a shit about things like research reactors, so from their point of view the physicists just as well could have spent all that time watching football instead.

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>>1266454
>>1266470
Let's post more pictures instead of hating on the normies

>>1265226
Hell. 15 feet? you can swim in the to 7 and be safe.

>>1264489
Yes the glow is cherenkov radiation

>>1267128
This is really cool.

>>1267176
I remember seeing one with a crane building itself in a similar way

>>1267128
>Those tiny little things that look like lego figures on top of the columns are human workers.

Just tells how fuckhuge that machine is.

>>1264545
That's why it's shielded, weirdly racist anon.

>>1267277
Liquid NaCl

>>1267280
lewd

>>1267280
I want to stick my balls in it!

>>1267298
you probably don't

>>1267256
Electroplating is fucking rad

>>1267290
No, just liquid na

They tried liquid na and nacl in that video that's why you're thinking that

>>1267277
>Liquid LoL
Hardly seems like a laughing matter to me.

>>1266881
The actual reactor core is submerged in 16 feet of water

>>1267242
>when your boss isn't looking and you break the laws of thermodynamics

>>1267212

If you think that's big look up Bagger 293

>>1266470
Until they discover that the "kids" working on nuclear reactors make 250k+ a year and they scream "77 cents for every dollar!"

>>1265757
that looks like a kamehameha wave

>>1269203

Explain. Is there a mold under the plastic?

>>1269212
Yes

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some tron type shit dk what it is exactly

>>1269241

It's a early super computer that when built was able to solve equations and problems that mathamatians have not been able to solve in decades almost instantly.

>>1269228

Jesus, maybe vaults aren't such a bad idea.

>>1269241
The TRON soundtrack is amazing.

>>1269319

It's considered to be Daft Punk's unofficial 5th album

>>1269268
these are images taken by Voyager right?

>>1269426
Cassini, rest it's metal soul

>>1269319
only techno I actually like

>>1265895
What's going on...?

>>1266454
Math + physics master-race, reporting in.

>>1269635

Wow what is this?

>>1267290
Isn't NaCl in all forms in reactive?

>>1269241
I don't even care about the soundtrack, the vector graphics look great.

>>1267464
i'm pretty sure that's anodizing

>>1264544
>moving faster than the speed of light

lmao idiot

>>1272021
No you retard, nacl is table salt and that idiot is wrong. It is molten pure sodium
>>1272351
This has to be bait

It is faster than the speed of light IN THAT MEDIUM

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>>1265226
Altough guns fascinate me more this is really cool, thank for sharing

>>1264544
>moving faster than the speed of light in water (0.75c).

Surely 0.75c is lower than c.

>>1272370
You failed reading comprehension in school, didnt you?

>>1272370
I think anon meant
>moving faster than light moves through water, which is 0.75c
Light gets "slowed" the same way it does leaving the sun's core: there's a bunch of shit in the way of the photons so they bounce around a little, increasing time to the surface slightly. But water's not as dense as solar plasma, so it only slows it a tiny percent, as opposed to the hundreds of years it can take photons to escape the interior of the sun.

>>1269203
yea ETH rules

>>1269268
Nine inch nails soundtrack working curiously well

>>1270958
Look at the filename
>>1272351
>he thinks the speed of light is the same through a medium as it is in a vacuum
hehe good one

>>1267128
So that's how it's done.
>ObamaNotBad.jpg

>>1269127
maybe that's where NASA got it from

>>1267711
>>1272355
No, no it isn't. He does that experiment too, and liquid sodium just pops on the surface and lights on fire. The reaction in the Webm is from liquid salt, liquid NaCl that is heated over it's melting point. It's straight up just Morton's Kosher Salt.

Watch the vid.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDRWQUUUCF0

>>1269212
Yeah, you can see one at about 0:46 and another that isn't clear like the previous, but opaque, after that one at 0:55.

>>1271896
That's neat, is that a bunch of LEDs on a fan or something?

>>1267242
Fuck this magical shit. I want a physicist to explain this so the magic dies and science comes to fruition

>>1273314
wait, wait. Saw the cord on the left thingy malingy. I get it now

>>1269219
This terrifies me

>>1272351
>>1272370
you're the faggots that ask basic physics questions in advanced engineering courses arent you.

>>1273322
Not them, but if i were in an advanced engineering course I'd better hope to god that I turned into the hot chick that gets a super smart lab partner that does all my work for me just for the hope of some hot poon tang

>>1273326
>hot chick
>advanced engineering course
hehe

>>1273340
Someone's gotta sleep their way through school.

>>1269268
For all the shit that NIN's Ghosts get, it fits to a surprising amount of material.

>>1269228
Doesn't Russia still have 1,000 Nuclear ICBMs pointed at the USA and it's territories?

Please Lord don't let Hillary start WW!!!

>>1273381
Which makes me wonder, what could the US do to intercept the most rockets if Russia suddenly launched them in a surprise attack?

Would they choose the MAD approach or just try to contain as much damage as they can?

>>1269635
What a bunch of populist bullshit

>>1265749
reminded me of this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xqskiIehfk

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>>1269035
>Bagger 293
The Bagger 288 is superior...

...For it has a theme song.

>>1273314
It's pretty inefficient as virtually perpetual motion machines go, and will slow down pretty quickly. Fun to make on them on fly though.

Though what a lot of the "there's no such thing as free energy and/or perpetual motion" folks tend to forget - is while that's technically true, you can get pretty damned close. Really, you could provide a whole lotta power if you could just convince folks it wasn't so inhumane to use a few animals, or illegal immigrants, to reset a large wheel or weight once a month... Nevermind things like gravity, the sun, tides, wind, and temperature differences.

All you need to make power is to turn a wheel. Doesn't matter if it's a large one, slow and steady, or a small one, really fast, you can always gear up or down as required.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jsc-pQIMxt8

>>1269234
:...(

>>1270969
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxepnIG1yQQ

George Takei being fabulous as always.

>>1265757
If I was strapped in front of that thing, how fast would I be ashes?

>>1267126
This pleases me

>>1273500
that song is shit

>>1269037
To be fair, you can't be a dumbfuck and these guys have a PhD with a shitload of research experiences + probably authored a few research papers.

>>1273314

It's going to stop moving eventually.

>>1273319
Why so, Anon?
Are you afraid of drifting in space?

>>1273517
I bet you'll die in 1 second. Total body destruction would certainly occur three seconds after that.

>>1273517

Remember that scene in Indiana Jones where they open the Ark of the Covenant? I'm thinking it would be very similar to that.

>>1273906
That's a lot of ozone

>>1273913
He really did a shit job at explaining that

They are actually really really awful at conducting heat, so even though they are super hot they can't release the heat into anything very well

>>1273906
RIP electric cables. How much tension between nodes is there?

>>1266454
nobody i ever went to school with fucked with science kids. You just hung around shitters.

>>1273500
I came here for cool science stuff, not to cringe.

>>1266454
>cool kids and society make fun of nerds
if anything "nerdy" became something way too cool, where the cool kids are now spouting half-truths because they read too much tweets from black science guy

>>1267128
so that's how it's done
it aint often but 4chan shows em something new

>>1269241
Wish I was smart enough to know how this kinda stuff works :(

>>1274234
It's a switch (probably not correct term I'm not a linesman) opening it caused the arc

>>1272351
i guess you skipped out that physics class in school buddy.

>>1269234
It's fake cause it's playing backwards

>>1273401
iirc there is no "surprise" attack as the missiles would be detected, at that point the U.S. or another country would fire a missile (not necessarily a nuke) to destroy the nuclear missile in space

>>1274980
Actually, hitting an ICBM in space is extremely difficult, that's why the US was trying to put an anti-missile station in Ukraine, so they could shot them down as they took off

>>1275284
>Still need a guy with a trowel to clean up after it.

Might as well pay 5 Mexicans and buy some scaffolding

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>>1275314
ckeck em

>>1266466
underrated

>>1269228
That's fucking chilling.
I love it.

>>1274970
No, that's a SpaceX landing test.
Also how the fuck would they be able to recover from that if it were playing backwards.
Probably bait, but whatever

>>1273885
Seeing how the engines shake when they first ignite gives me the chills.

>>1273885
I never noticed how all the covers on the rcs ports blow off when the engine ignites. Shits cool.

>>1275349
this is what it sounds like when I'm fapping, guys

>>1273468
the old days display

>>1275348

underrated. this is freaking incredible, to see how slow we really are compared to animals like these

>>1275516
yeah a lot of people (even smart people) dont realize time is merely our perception of it and other creatures experience it much differently than we do

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>>1274334
>>1273549

you fucking kids, shut your young whiny cunt mouths about classics you don't even recognize. reported for not wanting to save mankind

>>1275392
god damnit i cant stop laughing

>>1275284
>not naming it TrumpBot

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Fresh OC, synced the sound

>>1275950

Good, you can read.

>>1276204
Rockets are clearly not the future for spatial tourism.

>>1267126
what does this do? whats the point?

i'm honestly curious.

>>1275529
That's the most retarded "I'm so enlightened" utterance I've ever heard.

>>1269268
want to watch 2001 and interstellar now

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>>1276231
I wish there where better options available.
You think it'd work if they lifted off like a plane (gradually) instead of shooting straight up?

That may be a dumb question? Probably...

>>1276231
>spatial tourism.
You could always just use your legs.

>>1276240
It sounds gay, but he isn't wrong.

>>1276319
Yes, that was my point.
He is wrong about one thing though. Anyone even remotely resembling "smart" would have considered this notion before they hit 20.

>>1276327
get off your high horse, faggot

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>>1276239
well its a bunch of model trains so I assume its to keep the person who did it occupied in their free time as a hobby.

>>1276330
>implying the one on the high horse here isn't the guy who thinks intelligent people haven't considered his ebin mindblowing revelation that perception of time is subjective
End yourself, gaylord.

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>>1276336
>all this autistic rage

>>1269251
if I was a mathematician before computers were invented and saw this for the first time I might kill myself, to become so inferior so quickly scares me.

>>1276341
>no u
Haha alright.

>>1276284
This is exactly what virgin galactic tried. The problem is, they can't lift a conventional rocket high enough, light enough, and with enough fuel at the peak of traditional air flight to make it to orbit. All their flights have been suborbital. A couple years ago, they had a major crash that killed one of their 2 test pilots and rekt the other one.

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>>1276347

>>1276333

oh, i tought it was some advanced machinery, never mind then :D

>>1269203
So real-life vidya texturing?

>>1276405
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermoforming

>>1274980
>Shooting down the missles

wut

I figured that they would just retaliate with missiles of their own

end of the world scenario although I doubt that there would be enough time to evacuate

>>1273913
Huh, so that's how the health pickups in Mega Man Legends are made.

>>1276204
oh shit. guessing this was yesterday? really fucked that one up.

>>1273500
fuck off shittaste cringelord

>>1276415
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvZGaMt7UgQ

Yeah. Shoot down the missile.

>>1269219
explain please
source?

>>1276448
Current missile technology is unable to destroy ICBMs in mid flight, what you psted was a plan from the 70s that involved shooting a tactical nuke at the path of the ICBM, hoping that the blast wouls knock it off

>>1276476
Yes, missile technology can't. That's why we use low orbit ion cannons nowadays.

>>1272328
correct

>>1276448
What if the russians use missiles to protect their nuclear missiles from attacking missiles?

Will then the USA use missiles that attack missiles that protect missiles so that their missiles-attacking missiles destroy the russian missiles?

>>1269234
>the exhaust was so hot it melted the support fins

>>1276204
Guys, listen to the source vid as well. It's interesting hearing it happen so later.

>>1276284
I fucking love the groaning of the craft when it does its roll-over after clearing the tower. Those astronauts talk about how the shuttles "talk" to them, how they have personalities and shit. I would have loved to experience it.

>>1276470
It's just a separation of the payload from the rest of the rocket. The "Maraia Earth Return Capsule" payload then needed to be safely recovered. I don't remember what happened to the nosecone and booster sections, however. In the source, you can easily see that the payload was the section in-between the nosecone and booster, and they were separated using explosive bolts.

>>1276284
Sometimes it's a matter of the practical vs the expense.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_elevator

>>1269637
Why is it just a bunch of intake and compression strokes, where's the exhaust?!

>>1276582
Thee video cuts right as the exhaust valve opens

>>1275348
This looks fake as fuck. Is it fake or the speed difference makes it look like that

>>1276586
I know, it's unsatisfying to show the same part of the cycle over and over again

>>1269219
Daisy. Daisy. Give me your answer to.

>>1275340
>probably bait
>probably
why even post

>>1276284
Like a mass driver?

>>1267280
what is it used for?

>>1276204
I guess jet fuel can't melt steel beams after all

>>1276588
https://youtu.be/E-mBzo35uW0

>>1274980

The first several nuclear warheads in a full out exchange would actually be detonated serveral dozen miles in the atmosphere to create large scale EMPs and knock out ground electrical systems

By the time nukes started getting anywhere near people there would be no power, no radio that wasn't static, no electronic devices still working, no running cars, no lights, no phones, no computers -- you would be in the dark with a dead phone wondering why you could see an aurora, and then the lights would start on the horizon.

>>1273381
Hillary who?
Trump wins, and he's gonna order some top-tier anti-missile tech, these rotten commie eggs won't be even able to fly

>>1267128
Even with this machine I get the feeling that they can only put in 1 or 2 a day.
That said, it'd be like a whole week to get one in without it.

>>1276737
>Fuck_Mussolini.webm

>>1267128

Every time I've seen those pillars standing free, I have wondered how they connected them.

>>1275729
god damn sperglord detected

>>1276347
gtfo

>>1276931

wat

>>1276344
Well mathematicians would have to programme the computer

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>>1275392
I'm fucking done

>>1264482
>>1265226
The blue light is known as 'Cherenkov' radiation.

>>1276588
Its real

>>1276284
Fun fact they don't shoot straight up the whole way they go up at a slight angle at first and gradually level off and increase their horizontal velocity to a does so fast that even tho the earth is pulling them down they miss hitting the planet

>>1277103
To a speed so fast*
Phone posting is cancer

>>1266454
>when the really cool shit is done by them.
ehhhh

don't agree

>>1275284
>video speed at 10x
mediocre

>>1276964
Mussolini made the trains run on time.

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Not sure if safety tech counts but the comparison between an old car and a newer version with crumple zones and airbags is insane

>>1277103

Orbit is one of the coolest things to teach kids about, it's one of the few things left that you can actually get an "oh wow" moment out of

"The secret to flying is to throw yourself at the ground and miss"

>>1265752
What dj is it?

>>1269228
>How it feels to chew 5gum.

>>1276476
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-ballistic_missile#United_States_of_America

The technology is there, though. The Sprint ABM was more of a proof of concept missile than anything.

>>1276502
Missiles are expensive. After a certain point they go to strategic bombers and aircraft-based nuclear strikes

>>1277275
>These systems, as opposed to U.S. GMD system, are not capable of a mid-course intercept of an ICBM.
herp

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>>1267242
Just noticed the dancing shark thing

WTF

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>>1275323
Interesting thing that just occurred to me is that at normal speed, it'd seem like he was firing both guns at the exact same time. It's only by high-speed camera we can observe the time gap between those shots.

Have some more gun stuff

>>1268748
liquid "league of legends" maybe?

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>>1276333
>mfw steps sync with drums
>mfw trips

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>look how fucking flat the earth is.jpeg

>>1276356
>>1276940
>It's a "faggot gets triggered by lack of attention" episode

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cloud chamber

>>1277441
>Inside this little container is the cumulative hatred and toxicity of the entire LoL community.
>Today we will place it in a completely fresh environment free of toxins, in this case, a small indie game. Let's see what happens.

>>1266454
You should think about killing yourself.

>>1276780
They staged this to give sheeple like you one more thing to trow at people who are awakened

>>1277605
go back to /b/ please, this thread isn't for people like you

>>1275392
10/10 post

>>1277622
I posted most of these you autistic faggot.

>>1277642
more

>>1277642
doubt it, since i'm the one who posted the most just cause it's my thread

what's up with the name calling, who are you trying to impress

>>1276737
Let's say he stacked trains going in the same direction, how many levels do you imagine there'd be before the whole thing destroys itself due to the speed?

>>1277579
I actually liked this movie. And this scene is my favorite.

INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY AND ITS FUTURE

>>1277325
I'm confused at what you're trying to tell me

>>1277828
That the Aegis and Patriot do diddly squat against long-range ICBMs and the GMD has like a 50% success rate even on single missiles, so the tedhnology isn't quite there

>>1277569
>Doomsday has Lois

>>1276333
song?

>>1277855
For a short time the Sprint missile was in service, as well as other dedicated ABMs. My point is that there are systems that have been used and tested to shoot down ICBM reentry vehicles. Perhaps they are not refined to an acceptable success rate, but when a warhead is on its way I suppose anything is better than nothing.

>>1277579
you got some sauce for that my man

>>1277805
What movie is it?

>>1277893
>>1277896
Noah (2014)

it's the opening scene

>>1277911
Is it a movie you'd be able to somewhat enjoy while having no religious beliefs?

>>1278001

nope

>>1269241
>some tron type shit dk what it is exactly
Wich kind of Screen is that dude, wanna get one

>>1272990
Yep, seems like a huge POV display

>>1276344
Mathmeticians aren't being made obsolete. They're being given a tool infinitely more powerful than their own mind.

Think of it this way: power-tools like cordless saws and drills don't render a craftsman obsolete. They only expand the horizons of what he can make, how precisely he can make it, and how quickly he can make it.

>>1273500
Coolest shit ever
Gonna send it to a bunch of mining loving friends

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>>1265757
Someone should shoop Godzilla's mouth over the engine.

>>1278001
I'm agnostic and I enjoyed it.

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>>1278124
Here're some of those in "action".

>>1278080
Why dont you send them oxygen masks instead?

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>>1278168

It's a pity that these threads only stay up for a couple weeks at a time.

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>>1273906
just another day in the zone

>>1271896
>Can two of you guys please click the summoning portal

>>1278202
He awakens.

>>1277559
I always thought oil rigs were planted on the ocean floor

>>1277183
That is an awesome and (terrifying and reassuring at the same damn time) video.

>>1278229
>I always thought oil rigs were planted on the ocean floor
Some are and some aren't, but what you see in that webm isn't an oil rig. It's the living quarters for rig maintenance workers, and is a free floating structure. Usually there is a bridge that connects them, but it was disconnected for the storm.

>>1272360
For the love of god remove the audio, its so horribly fake, and doesn't even sound good.

>>1277390
https://youtu.be/3tEYcUSQDyw?t=93

see for yourself. Personally I think I can tell the sound of each separate handgun going off, but visually its hard to tell (mainly because its a video).

>>1278202
please please please give me yt source

>>1278259
Just mute it if you don't like it.

>>1273517
you'll die faster than your brain could register the pain

>>1276503
They didn't melt, they just failed to lock properly.

You don't use materials to build thing when you don't know their properties. When you engineer something you have huge margins of error too.

>>1276204
>synced the sound

Why would you fuckk it up? It's 4 km away and sound is slow.

>>1278168
That's the coolest thing in the thread so far.

>>1277875
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZDJUTYDiq8

>>1277875

Erika Marschlied

>>1278305
Because with the original, it was hard to tell how many different explosions there were and when they happened. Don't like it? Go watch the original.

>>1276333
holy shit I just bought a CD that has this song yesterday!

Fuck, this thread is already a few posts from going down. Why doesnt this board have the 500 bump limit /sp/ has?

That would increase the quality of the threads a lot.

>>1273314

It's got a rubber band that's wound up to driver the flail arm. All the ball and string is doing is keeping the arm from just spinning freely.

Look at the left arm the white bit unwinds to drive it.

No magic, it's basically just clockwork.

>>1277876
Actually both Russia and China successfully developed manoeuvring reentry vehicles that have unpredictable trajectories, drop multiple decoy warheads in front and even ECM jamming pod in one of them. The only possible way to intercept this thing is to hit a missile during first ascend stage. That's why US does everything to place anti-ballistic systems right at the borders of those countries.

>>1278001
yes but it's a mediocre movie. to my standards anyway

>>1269219
i wonder if oneday youll be able to go on a space float, where they push you out from one station and then you just free float in space for like 3 hours or however long you wanna float there untill you reach the next station, having comms off and just float in all that nothingness seems really appealing, probably need some thrusters incase shit hits the fan.

>>1273401
all they have to do is deactivate the atoms man its fine :)

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>>1276588

>>1277554
>muh fisheye lens

>>1278216
>won't be stuck in cities
>do business from the countryside
Except bosses don't trust employees to work remotely.

I worked as help desk operator for 10 years and we were given laptops with remote access capabilities which we were never allowed to use. In fact I live over an hour away from that office and never once was I or anyone else permitted to work from home, not even when Superstorm Sandy hit us here in the north-east US - my cunt of a boss made us use sick days rather than allow us to work remotely.

The idea is great, the practice is non-existent for anyone who isn't a CEO or COO.

>>1277563
Always neat to be able to see radiation.

>>1279020
No, you're just an unreliable employee.
It does happen, most people just don't have the skills needed to work at home. Namely independent work ethic.

>>1277183
Apparently, this isn't a very good representation of cars at the time because the bel air used an x frame with no side rails. So in this particular crash it would have done worse than most cars of its time anyways

>>1279020
>Except bosses don't trust employees to work remotely.
Most employees don't deserve that trust.

>>1276284
Some company is using old F-104 starfighters from the fifties to launch cubesats into low earth orbit. They fly up really high and then launch them from pods on the airplane.

It's pretty neat.

>>1273517
>how fast would I be ashes?
Yes.

>>1279078
Every time I see this it seems like it could be absolute horror for the rat.

>>1279078
Forgive my ignorance, but is this real? And if so, source?

>>1279099
http://blogs.plos.org/neuro/2016/03/04/the-supremely-intelligent-rat-cyborg/

>>1278021
tfw someone trips over the wire stuck to his head....

>>1278291
>you have huge margins of error
No, you don't. Especially in the aerospace field. The aerospace engineering is the field of engineering which uses the lesser safety coefficients. You can easily find coefficients of 1.05 or 1.1.
I'm a mechanical engineer and we usually use 1.5-2.0 as coefficients, but our stuff doesn't have to fly or even go into space.

>>1279046
>you're just an unreliable employee
Not a fucking chance friendo - I've proven my work ethic to that miserable cunt again and again. My reviews were stellar, I didn't have a single hiccup on my employment record, and I volunteered for overtime whenever they needed extra help. My productivity was the highest in the department. My callers would ask my co-workers to transfer them to me. I was a model employee.

>>1279060
So a blanket-policy of "No." is appropriate because of a few bad apples. Gotcha. I wish the police would operate like this.

>>1277579
I didn't like Noah so much, but that sequence of men holding different weapons througout history is fantastic.

>>1275314
>>1275323
i came

>>1278865
We can make another one right away. We don't have to let it lie for a month again.

>>1276240
he is right though

what considered time in physics is a little different from what we perceive, it's more of a math tool there

>>1278168
>in the future hundreds of these with attached guns will be stored in buildings as security system

>>1278184
Nice filename

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>>1275392
post of the week/10

>>1279134
sauce of the song ?

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>>1273500

>>1273500
I honestly did not know that song was considered cringy.
Why ?
I always found it funny.

>>1277571
What? How? There's no way that little spin causes this much curvature. Is there a draft or something? I am intrigued.

>>1280321
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnus_effect

>>1272351
are you literally retarded

>>1278179
Sugoi indeed

>>1279078
Mankind is going too far, we need to stop before it's too late.

>>1278164
Nice to see the Autobots have arrived

>>1280475
Don't you roll your eyes at me!

>>1275392
fucking faggot detected

>>1276231
special tourism, however...

>>1265752
DROP IT

>>1274439
literally how your current computer works.
it's written code that does something.

the display is cold cathode, that's why it looks so rad.

>>1278062
"cold cathode", you can get emulators like this for Windows/Linux/OSX.

>>1275317
>>1277177
There is a first step to everything.

> buy a bunch of these:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCDIuZUfETc
> give them bricks
> you have now flying mexicans

>>1265226
>>1264482
Fun fact: 1 foot of water is equal to 3 feet of lead in terms of radiation protection.

>>1278021
That music is fucking terrible.

>>1283155
You're fucking terrible for not getting the reference.

>>1279078
We're playing God.
Neat.

>>1278283
I think I found my suicide. Studying for NASA as of now.

>>1273500
I want to punch a bitch because of that voice.

>>1278142
> Israel be like "but Palestine threw the first stone(literally)!"

>>1278160
Fucking put proper credit on that gif or don't post it

Almost every mercury video available on the internet was uploaded by taufladermaus

>>1283155
Music is fine, mixing and editing was pretty bad though.

>>1276306
>what happens if you shoot two portals at each other