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Reboot the periodic table

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Chemical names in English are all bullshit, either ancient, or based on a 300 year old scientific understanding, or just some made up shit like picrel. ITT we rename the elements with the benefit of hindsight. Some example ideas:
>oxygen
Breathburnium
>silicon
Transistorium
>iron
Magnesium
>gold
Moneyum
>carbon
Lifeium
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Ullmann's encyclopedia

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Anyone know where I can find a digital copy of pic related for free? I've searched a bit but couldn't find the whole thing as a coherent collection of files. I've been drooling over this but a full set costs several thousand dollars
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Why doesn't anyone question the theory that gravity is the curvature of space time? It's pretty silly if you think about it. Space curves around an object but what is it that moves other objects towards it? The gravity? It is circular reasoning.
Also, think the curving of the space-time would only bring objects closer together once. Space does not curve indefinitely towards the object of greater mass, but only once. However, objects are CONSTANTLY attracted to it. Which implies a constant energy. Where does that constant energy come from? Relativity doesn't explain it.
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/sfg/ - Space Flight General: Pink Skies and Returning to Urf Edition

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I hate URF
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NEWS:
•China shows Moon landing architecture
https://spacenews.com/china-displays-crewed-moon-landing-mission-elements/
•First SLS launch slipping to 2022
•FAA reviews Blue Origin after multiple employees come forward regarding workplace hostility
•New study finds hydrogen first stages are GAY

This day in space flight (3 October, of note):
>1962 - An Atlas LV-3B launches the manned Mercury-Atlas 8 mission.
>1978 - A Soyuz-U launches the Progress 4 spacecraft to resupply Salyut 6.
>1985 - Space Shuttle Atlantis launches on its maiden flight, STS-51-J - a mission to deploy two DSCS satellites.
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Why did he do it?

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Arent physicists supposed to be really smart?
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Filipino red pill

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Why are there Filipinos who want to make the Filipinos Hispanic? That would be like wanting Spain to be Arabic despite having conquered Spain for 700+ years.
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Do I have to get jabbed if I have the antibodies?

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Anon, if Python is for pure programming, and c++ is with lower level manual work on input/output, file management, and memory, which language is better for a mathematician? Can I omit those parts?
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Are UFO threads welcome on /sci/? I just saw news of the blockbuster revelation that Albert Einstein's assistant from 1947 stated shortly before dying in 2015 that she and Albert were flown to Roswell and saw 5 bodies wearing suits as well as the craft, which Einstein inspected.

Add this to the leaked CIA memo from 1997 where they state the 1995 film Alien Autopsy is, in fact, the Roswell autopsy footage it originally claimed to be.
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post youre school

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>4.0
>freshman
>electrical engineering
>platinum 2 on LoL
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