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Anonymous (8 replies)
Will we reach Mars this decade
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>>13734290 We should send some doggos first
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>>13733688 They can just make a cgi video about landing anywhere on space and soys will eat it up
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>>13734343 This. I wouldn't put it past Enron
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>>13734290 >spend half a year in a cuckbox getting to mars only to watch it out of your tiny window for an hour then another half a year coming back Yeah no, they're going to land on the first trip, Mars is way further out than the moon
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>>13734364 I never mentioned windows.
We got send some ~Guinean pigs out to see what
happens to em.
Anonymous (5 replies)
Of Mathematicall thinges, are two principall kindes: namely, and . , we define, to be, a certayne Mathematicall Sume, of . And, an , is that thing Mathemmaticall, Indivisible, by participation of some likenes of whose property, any thing, which is in deede, or is counted One, may resonably be called One. We account a , a thing , though it by no , and also indivisible: because, of it, materially, Number doth consist: which, principally, is a thing . is a thing , by participation of some liknes of whose nature, any thing is judged long, broade, or thicke, is also broade & long. A broade magnitude, we call a or a Plaine. Every playne magnitude, hath also length. A long magnitude, we terme a . A is neighter thicke nor borade, but onely long: Every certayne Line, hath two endes: The endes of a line, are called.
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>>13734277 A is a thing , indivisible, which may have a certayne determined situation. If a Poynt move from a determined situation, the way wherein it moved, is also a : mathematically produced. Whereupon, of the auncient Mathematiciens, a is called the race or course of a . A Poynt we define, by the nbame of a thing Mathematicall: though it be no Magnitude, and indivisible: because it is the propre ende, and bound of a : which is a true . And we may define to be that thing , which is divisible for ever, in partes divisible, long, broade, or thicke. There though a Poynt be no , yet we recken it a thing (as I sayd) by reason it is properly the end, and bound of a line.
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>>13734282 Neither Number, nor Magnitude, have any Materialitie. First, we will consider of Number, and of the Science Mathematicall, to it appropriate, called Arithmetike: and afterward of magnitude, and his Science, called Geometrie. But that name contenteth me not: whereof a word or two hereafter shall be sayd. How Immateriall and free from all matter, Number is, who doth not perceaue yea, who dot not wonderfully woder at it. For, neither pure element, nor aristotles, quinta essentia, is hable to serue for Number, as his propre matter. Nor yet the puritie and simple-nes of Substance SPirituall or Angelicall, will be found propre enough thereto. And there for the great & goldy Philosopher Anitius Boetius, sayd: Omnia quaecunq, a primaeua rerum natura constructa sunt, Numerorum videntur ratione formata. Hoc enim fuit principale in anim Conditoris Exemplar. That is: All thinges (which from the very first originall being of thinges, have bene framed and made) do appeare to be formed by the reason of Numbers. For this was the principall example or patterne in the minde of the Creator
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Anonymous (7 replies)
What is the likelyhood of a great flood basalt eruption occurring leading to an extinction level event?
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>>13733448 >>13731540 Also People always think of that stuff like the Yellowstone eruption in the 2012 movie. Reality is geology on a global scale has different timescales. A Flood basalt, would have to build up for a long timespan, so even if that is the case humanity would have plenty of time to prepare. Its not like it'll explode tomorrow and fuck up the world in 3 days.
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>>13731540 >>13734205 Allthough What i Find spooky is the fact as to how Global warming contributes to increased volcanic activity. That shit actually does worry me, regarding said supervolcanoes.
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>>13734212 Why would global warming contribute to increased volcanic activity?
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>>13734232 It gets the juices flowing?
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>>13734232 >>13734241 I'm not a scientist in this particular but i read an article about it. I think it has to do with several factors, ofc the increase temperature makes it easier for lava to make it to the surface, but I Believe that this factor is more minimal. What might have a bigger impact is the general increased amount of energy and heat that affects our planets gravity(on a very small scale). Gravity for example get slightly stronger, and pulls the tectonic plates slightly stronger towards the core, this essentially creates more pressure within the planet.
TL;DR
Drill a hole into an oreo. Bottom part resembles earths core, top part the crust. Now squish the oreo(increased gravity), and its filling will escape through the hole.
I don't know the numbers for that but it'd make sense in terms if you consider how much "weight" the plates have and that just a minimal change of gravitational amount combined with slightly increased surface temperature could affect the tectonics and volcanic regions just enough to make them erupt.
Anonymous (7 replies)
>be me, 17
>national merit scholar on the psat
>36 act
>4.0 gpa
>extracurriculars
>enough ap courses to nearly skip a year of college
>4's and 5's on all ap tests of course
>rejected from every ivy
What do they even want at this point?
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>>13734233 >>13734235 Stop being white or asian
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sucks to suck OP
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>>13734242 >being happy I gave up on that a long time ago. I'll settle for not miserable.
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>>13734249 I would, but I can't.
Anonymous (5 replies)
What are your favourite books from that era?
/sci/ related ofc.
Pic unrelated.
Anonymous (5 replies)
If the universe has infinite energy and I figure out a way to access it can I travel at the speed of light?
Anonymous (8 replies)
Explain to me this dislike ratio. I assume some of you guys are scientists, and if you are, how do you feel about this? Why is it happening? What the fuck.
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>>13733540 Oh, over 100k+ views? This isnt enough to be a brigade. Its just that anyone who feels strong enough to give thumb feedback is going to be unhappy. Who "likes" the fucking news?
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>>13733519 It's the BernieBro effect: muh yuge rallies, muh yuge social-media metrics, etc. Trumpers used to make fun of BernieBros for that meaningless shit, but now they're basically the new BernieBros.
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>>13733519 Because not even scientist think children should be vaxxed, this is pure greed, just like all the multiple booster shots that they say are "needed".
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>>13733519 There is no point in vaccinating children and the risk of heart damage only goes up as age decreases.
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>>13734096 >Because not even scientist think children should be vaxxed There's an article in Toxicology Reports about this.
>https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S221475002100161X
Anonymous (10 replies)
I know all numbers require some belief in math, but I can see there are three oranges on a table or see that my net worth is -$10,000.
>Can you see Imaginary or Complex Numbers anywhere like this?
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>>13733161 Simply map a collection of objects to the formal system
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>>13733161 The imaginary plane is just the euclidean plane augmented with fancy operations. And I can visualize both in common every-day occurrences.
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i is a rotation by 90 degrees, which is extremely seeable
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>>13734087 "Yes, please give me rotation-by-90-degrees apples" -Statement dreamed up by the utterly deranged.
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>>13733942 >Simply map a collection of objects to the formal system Could I have more info?
Anonymous (5 replies)
To people in grad programs:
Do you ever feel like you aren't doing it for yourself or love for the field anymore?
I fucking love my field and I just want to immerse myself in it for the rest of my life. But the further I get along in academia the less it feels like I'm actually learning for myself or to better the field and the more it just starts morphing into this soulless monotony that I'm doing for someone else. It makes me think I'm going to start hating my field if I continue.
It's not like I'm doing poorly, my marks are great and I love doing my own projects/research, but I think about getting further down the line and it kinda just seems miserable.
I don't want to hate it, I just want to fucking enjoy learning again.
Anybody else feel like this? Has anyone left academia but still felt some sort of fulfillment?
What do
inb4 brainlet faggot
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>>13733945 It burns the soul to travel this road. Some get lucky and everything works like a charm in an instant of ease. But most must grind it through.
At the end you can breathe again if you choose. During you can breathe if you choose.
Journey before destination.
Anonymous (12 replies)
>tfw germ theory is a lie
>tfw vaccines have never saved one single life
>tfw the covid vaccines are fucking people up all over the place but all governments are censoring them
https://www.bitchute.com/video/hTETvlWL-Wg/
bros..
did you take the vaccine?
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>>13732642 ADE is caused by schizophrenia and lack of meds.
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>>13732478 yep, imagine all bullshit about viruses and infection in movies and books and games is absolute retarded nonsense for degenerate scum.
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bitchute? more like bitch shut your mouth lmao
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>>13734026 bitchute are based only 5km from 77th brigade.
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>bitchute You know dis gon b good when OP links something from this site