I'm currently watching HBOs "Chernobyl". I'm in the episode in which the Russians are clearing the roof of one of the reactor buildings. It is littered with radioactive debris.

They cannot use a robot to clear the roof because the radiation destroys the microchips used to control the robots. So they decide to use humans instead, even though they know that the humans will be exposed to high levels of radiation.

Question: Why didn't they construct a crane tower next to the reactor building, attach a crane and then use the swinging arm and a broom (or something similar) to clear the debris? All you have to do is sweep or knock it all over the side.

Hi /sci

How do I take the male equivalent of this photo to appeal to women? Is it possible to appeal to a women with just a photo with a subliminal message like this?
Does anybody know any studies done on anything like this?

/sci/ humor thread

Basically it goes like this:
If the research results can be used to implicate the jews in any type of crime, most commonly against the population, then it is very likely true and based.
If on the other hand the research results can be used to exonerate the jews from a hypothesized wrongdoing, then it should be taken with six million grains of kosher salt.

So far I’ve used this method to screen research regarding microplastics and seed oils, and I’m liking my results.
What methods does /sci/ use to determine the legitimacy of your references since we all know the peer reviewing process has long since been fake and gay?

Hello, this is a thread for the /sci/ 4cc team, the team representing the board will participate in the 2022 Spring Babby Cup against teams from other boards.
We would like to listen to your suggestions regarding the team's the roster, chants, goalhorns, and anthems
>what the fuck is this brainlet shit?
It's a tournament that pairs boards from all corners from this site and throughout simulation in an association football video game (Pro Evolution Soccer), will determine bragging rights for the board for 3-6 months.
>how do they play this?
As mentioned before, it's done throughout simulation via Pro Evolution Soccer's coach mode, usually teams have a "manager" to try to give the team a good shot at winning it all by deciding the tactical layout of the team
>where can I find out more about this?
https://implyingrigged.info/wiki/Main_Page
https://implyingrigged.info/wiki//sci/

Will the hard problem of consciousness ever be solved?

Since it's absorbing the light that would be reflected to your eyes would it just be invisible?

So what happens with Covid now that restrictions are gonna get lifted?
Won't the number of cases explode again?
What were the 2 years of lockdown for?

are nuclear bombs overrated? let's say USA nuke the shit out of Russia, is this enough to turn the world into a barren wasteland? How long it will take to change the world climate?

Explain how this trollphysics wouldn't work