/sci/ - Science & Math

/sci/, is it possible for a planet to maintain a temperate temperature while being so far from it's parent star that it would appear the same as all over stars?

Obivously this planet would need some explanation like high pressure, runaway greenhouse gases or something, but I don't undertsand these things as well as you guys.

Wha- bu- how?

I can barely make a tube with plutonium in it without it having a neutrino gangbang.

The average chimp has aout the same intelligence level of an average 3 year old girl.

So no, not particulary intelligent conversations.

It's a jpeg version of this gif, but this one isn't a gif, because my computer didn't load it right.

Has anyone got that picture that compares the earth to various celestial bodies? I don't want the gif, as I need to print it out. In return, I dump my space folder.

String theory =/= ASTROphysics.

I am going to get a PHD in physics just for the Dr. in front of my name.

What are you doing with your life /sci/?

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Implying everyone on that science team was american.