/sci/ - Science & Math

>453,062 km/h
>not even breaking 500 km/h
But almost 13 g is pretty hardcore.

>>10866986
A machine to test radioactive metals in molten salt?

>>10556157
you just damned us all to 100 more years of this shit fuck you

>>6342595
He's better of asking for advice here, at least we have the tools to do his calculus homework if he dies.

Hey /sci/,

/k/ here.

I would just like to say, good evening and I hope you're enjoying yourselves.

Now, what I came here for is a manner of grave importance. There are anons on /k/ right now that are arguing that a Russian missile shot down the meteor above eastern Russia.

Please help us stamp out their ignorance, thank you


>>>/k/14835062

Hey /sci/,
What's your opinion on the internet, if you first imagine how a program inside the internet would experience it:
A singularity from beyond appears which contains all the information that could ever be in the internet
Suddenly a mass explosion of space/matter occurs spreading that energy
It continues to grow, whilst data links together forming networks

If you were a program inside a computer, would you thusly experience everything we do as environment? That you can never truly decode because you are speaking in a completely different program?

It lowers your radiation meter in a couple of seconds, although it makes your vision wobbly. You can still continue searching for artifacts though.