/sci/ - Science & Math

Inb4 nobody gives a flying fuck about social status

>>>/x/

We're meatbags, nothing more.

What would be the carbon ratio for living material?

Awesome image bro, Citadel?

I don't give a flying fuck about Americunts.

just saying.

>Interesting thread
>turns into and ''implying'' thread
>disappoint
>mfw

So /sci/, today I visited a Buddhist stoepa. It's like a church for them. It was a community of 4 people, a dog and a shitload of chickens.

At one point some chick ask the guy telling about their bullshit beliefs as to why he is making so many references to the bible and if he thinks the bible is correct in so many ways why not just convert to it.

So some fucktarded religious debate started with the ignorant blonde on one side and the fucktarded zealot on the other.

Then I asked, WHO WAS PHONE, and everyone fell silent.

1+1=?

>>2753033

lol

>Solve a problem
>With a harder problem

enjoy

http://bib.tiera.ru/static

>>2747627

Plasma

>>2705833
The maximum frequency reflected by the ionosphere in a good year doesn't reach much higher than ~50MHhz.
Currently the sun isn't active so the highest MUF is only 38Mhz.
Why do you think we use microwaves for satellites? it's because they don't reflect.

>>2705768
this, they needed something to 'poke' the ionosphere. To poke something that vast observably, they needed a bag-ass array and a lot of power.

>"scientific endeavor aimed at studying the properties and behavior of the ionosphere, with particular emphasis on being able to understand and use it to enhance communications and surveillance systems for both civilian and defense purpose"

Basically that's it, their array is capable of altering the altitude of ionized layers in the upper atmosphere, creating a 'bubble' that could potentially enhance/degrade communications between points around the globe.

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=%284x%2B3%29%2F%284x^3-29x^2-40x-12%29

>>2705347
>>2705381
also, all bananas are cloned

>>2705342
high gain antennas
also, don't heat, rectify directly!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rectenna
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_power_satellite

with proper testing I have no problem with GM foods, monsanto on the other hand seems to have a large case of corporate evil

>>2705297
lasers/microwaves

>>2705245
that broke by brain, i hope your happy

>>2705134
I made this a while back just to show it could be done.
>fails to be a useful tool for understanding.
still very much the case, especially in 2D

ok calculus fags, so i need to solve for the genereal form of the function, f, with the given property:
"The tangent to the grpah of f at the point (x,y) intersects the x-axis at (x+2,0)."
What I know is this: one must find the answer using knowledge of differential equations. Any help is appreciated. Asked /b/ but doubt they'll be any help.

.pmuB