/sci/ - Science & Math

So, any terraforming Mars would be impermanent because Mars do not have sufficient gravitation to hold an atmosphere for than a few hundred millions years.

So I was thinking to myself. Would it be possible to enhance Mars gravitation by dumping asteroids on Mars to increase its weight?

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http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/03/110311153541.htm
"Don't work too hard, don't stress," doesn't work as advice for good health and long life. Terman subjects who were the most involved and committed to their jobs did the best. Continually productive men and women lived much longer than their more laid-back comrades.

So it turns out hard working stressed people live longer than happy carefree people. Sorry hippies.

This is what brain implants will eventually lead to.

Just waiting for this to happen

>this thread.

I wonder what would happen if human and animal nervous systems were connected.

Somewhat related troll physics.

But in all seriousnes, I have always been interested in the idea of conecting multiple human nervous systems together. Regardles of what happens, testing that will propaply answer lot of questions about the nature of human mind.

I wonder if it has been tested, if not, somebody ought to.

Also we should try the same thing with animals and humans, that would be interesting.

I spent god dam 30 minutes on this fucking pic, so I am gonna dam well post it. Get ready for some OC!!