Would it be possible to build large greenhouses in antarctica to feed the permanent bases in the continent? Any arctic anons have any experience with greenhouses during the summer when there's 24 hours of daylight?
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I didn't know you could enroll for a PhD as an undergrad
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Is that right? There shoudnt be a lot more radioactivity since the water have contact with the core?
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What does /sci/ think about psychology? Can the replication crisis be solved?
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statistical humor thread
math and science jokes not related to statistics belong elsewhere, post them in a different thread
math and science jokes not related to statistics belong elsewhere, post them in a different thread
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What is the best introductary book on GR for a mathematician? I heard that Schutz is good, and Carroll is supposedly good to.
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This is Jennifer Zemblini. A ghost like entity from EurAsia.
If you genuinely try to believe in her, that she is real, a demon will spawn nearby and try to prevent you from believing in her or convincing others to believe in her.
If you genuinely try to believe in her, that she is real, a demon will spawn nearby and try to prevent you from believing in her or convincing others to believe in her.
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Let's invent time travel.
Star Trek taught me adding only one more dimension is needed to turn time into a 2D flat surface you can move on using a wormhole.
Star Trek taught me adding only one more dimension is needed to turn time into a 2D flat surface you can move on using a wormhole.
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it evidently does not, are Americans retarded? seriously try it for yourself, try to fill one cup with 16 tablespoons of water
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Considering we’ll be dead by 2100. I’m thinkin YEA we’ve got A LOT wrong scientifically that will be painfully obvious in the future.
