/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5797937
The effects of relativity has negligible effects at highway speeds, which is what I'm talking about.
Is it because when the engine, wheels, etc run at a higher RPM which results in more friction which makes it lose energy faster, right? Also, at a higher speed there's more drag from air resistance which causes you to slow faster, all of this makes it harder to accelerate at higher speeds?

Why is it so much harder to go faster once you're fast?
Is it because when you have more energy you tend t lose that energy faster than when you have less energy?

>>5797914
Then all the hydroxide and hydronium reacts forming water.
This infinitely repeats making infinite energy.
Checkmate.

What if ice made of lava and lava made of ice collided with a ball of neutrons?

>>5797281
>implying cartoons aren't just 2d representations of a 3d world
>implying everything we see isn't 2d

What would happen if My Little Pony was real?

Ride a bike or something.
I rode my bike 40KM the other day, shit was so cash.

>>5796369
That sounds like something I would do, was it me?

Why is /sci/ getting shittier annually?
>inb4 because i'm shifting all over it

>>5796056
10*2=20
10/(1/2)=20
10/(1/2)=10*2
why so?

>e^(i*pi)=isin(pi)+cos(pi)
>e^(2*2)=2sin(2)+cos(2)
why not?

Don't do It man.
Next thing you know you're going to start asking us how to make phenylacetic acid, you know?

It's the law.
I am the law.

>>5793863
No, Gauss is a German dude, but a Gauss is also a measurement of magnetic strength or something, it's a pun, not a deformed version of the word "guess".

>>5788638
>people actually hate me enough to mention me out of context
I genuinely feel as if I have some higher purpose in life now.

>>5793885
I think OP would obviously have some sort of exhaust hose going out a window or something.

>>5793811
Neither, they're joking.

>>5793303
I agree, but will one of these respirators protect me at all?

Will a respirator like this protect me from toxic vapors and gasses?
I specifically want to know if it will for non-polar solvent vapors (like xylene), and what about gaseous hydrogen chloride?

>>5793161
I thought you said it was a fairly simple pattern that you are just supposed to look at to solve?

>wants to be a nuclear engineer
>studies physics
The fuck are you doing?
Study any type of engineering (preferably mechanical or electrical) and nuclear physics, you're doing it wrong, m8.

ken semboddy halp me wit my meth?
x=10/10
pls simplificate
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It's natural for us to eat meat, however, it is proven to be unhealthy to eat a lot of meat, you mainly need to worry about red meat though.

I eat chicken for dinner nearly everyday and red meat once every week I'd say, I think that's as much meat as you should have, any more and holy fuck.

>>5793118
It looks like a random block to me too, but if I ignore all the numbers except for the ones in row 2, and I'm forced to give some sort of answer, I'd say it's 2.