/sci/ - Science & Math

>>1506531
>implying even 1% of the mass wouldn't radically reform Mars

>>1506513
Mass Effect was made by people that grew up on Star Trek, not actually imagining what technologies will be available.

>>1506448
What Apple product do you have shoved up your ass?

Good intentions, glaring flaws.

>>1506429
Each wire measures between 30 and 100 microns in length and only 1 micron in diameter. “The entire thickness of the array is the length of the wire,” notes Atwater. “But in terms of area or volume, just 2 percent of it is silicon, and 98 percent is polymer.”

In other words, while these arrays have the thickness of a conventional crystalline solar cell, their volume is equivalent to that of a two-micron-thick film.

Since the silicon material is an expensive component of a conventional solar cell, a cell that requires just one-fiftieth of the amount of this semiconductor will be much cheaper to produce.

>>1506420
http://media.caltech.edu/press_releases/13325

They did.

>>1506411
It can be dense.... it just needs to be less dense. 95 atmospheric pressures is fucking stupid.

>>1506376
Personally I would lock away the past x many thousand years of memories somewhere and live out still thinking I'm 18 with notes left around on everything like it's the Memento.


Also I got Mathematics gagarin for my Captcha...

>>1506350
There would probably be more oxygen/nitrogen planets without life than with.

Also, instantaneous transport. That means you could have a Stargate-ish portal that teleports you to your mates planet where a party with an entire assembled themepark has been made or some shit.

>>1506343

YES.

AI
Life expectancy is rising higher than one year per year from advancements in technology
Fusion
iPad Femto

I know I'm going to sound nuts, but whatever.
Lets say some huge technological and biological revolution took place. Something on the scale of Manna from advances in AI and robotics with everything being basically free, combined with the new space mining industry, and immortality. Technology is being innovated and revolutionized and invented at incredible exponential levels. After a couple of thousand years, after we've become a Type 2 civilization, we might discover how to travel anywhere at almost instantaneous speeds.

Now, you can see how many stars there are just in our own milky way. and the number of galaxies in our observable universe is absolutely insane. And that's just what we can see.

Now, there is the very big possibility that habitable planets and moons will become a incredibly abundant commodity.

So, in short, you may have the possibility thousands of years from now, to own and rule *your own fucking planet.*

Dichloroacetate

>>1506289
Ahem.
http://www.hplusmagazine.com/articles/forever-young/manhattan-beach-project-end-aging-2029

Humans.

>>1506256
You'll be eating your words and I'll have a shit-eating grin on my face 750 years from now.

>Technology > Operating Systems.
Name it /g/.

Well, shit.

>>1505901
MOTHER UNIVERSE WILL BE LIKE "SLOOOOOOOOW DOOOOOWWWWWWN" AND YOU'LL BE LIKE "FUCK YOU" AND KICK HER IN THE FACE WITH YOUR ALCUBIERRE LEGS

>>1505279
Don't be depressed.
http://www.hplusmagazine.com/articles/forever-young/manhattan-beach-project-end-aging-2029
You gon' go.

>>1505188

>set 4chan to auto-ban Royn
>world peace, no more hunger, preventable diseases, heaven on earth ensues

'Murikans and Canadians wanting a slightly more civil conversation should come back 8 hours from now or so.