Should humanity construct an interstellar doomsday weapon? Hear me out.

We could construct a missile with a cobalt bomb, capable of destroying all multicellular life on a planet. This missile could be parked in orbit around Pluto, or any other hidden place in the Solar System.

If aliens were to attack us, this missile would be launched toward their home planet. Over decades, it would gain speed and eventually reach few percent of light speed. It would then impact their home world with enough kinetic energy and radiation to destroy all life.

The missile would have to be "camouflaged" and would emit no radio signals at all. It would try to get as close as possible to their home planet without being detected. If countermeasures were to be employed, it would perform evasive maneuvers, but after decades of travel, the speed would probably be too high for any real countermeasures.

Is this idea feasible and should we do it?

tom scott had a literal meltdown whilst caving and had to be cradled like a baby by some woman.
this man is the face of science and engineering on youtube. what an embarrassment.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KOZUw_Ah8w

was it autism?

>Professor refers to proof that we just learned in class as a new tool in our toolbox.

AHHHH I'm loorning!!

Why can't we make the Sahara desert green?

>You are allowed to work together on this assignment but you should write and deliver your own individual reports, as the assessment is individual.

How is it fair that normies are allowed to 40 man raid an assignment while I have to solo it?

Why do mathfags love going full schizo so much?

what is monad?

I am a brainlet, can anyone explain what a basis, a coordinate to a basis, an eigen value, and an eigen vector are?

There's 0.9999... of them in every thread: retards who don't understand how infinite series work. If they passed Algebra 2, they can follow this proof (pic related). Anyone who still doesn't understand it is a troll and shouldn't be fed.