/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5915306
won't structures on mars have to be built extremely strong to hold in enough air pressure for us?

also isn't it super cold on mars like you die in a few minutes cold ?

Hi /sci/
So this topic has probably arisen many times before, but I have yet to see it here, and am interested.
What is your opinion on scientific discoveries made by Nazi experiments?
Do you agree that they should not be used, out of respect?
Personally, I think withholding the information is a drawback on human progress, and that regardless of how it was obtained it would be beneficial to have that kind of knowledge bank to refer to.
While most of the Nazi discoveries have possibly been rediscovered since, there's no telling what we could be missing, and I was wondering what /sci/'s views were?

>>4948793
Somebody missed a whole century.
>>4948797
They will create superior sportsmen, superior businessmen, superior workers, overall more intelligent, cooperating and useful.
Rest will remain backed-up states in such case, consequences might be various.

Hey /sci/ if nazis are so stupid, then how come they had the most superior technology at the time?

I recently watched The Fourth Kind, and it really got me thinking about aliens and other forms of life. I don't believe we have made contact with alien intelligence yet because that would be a really big conspiracy to be covered up by the entire world, but I do believe life exists. The universe is very vast, and I think that with our current knowledge (from science) of how life was created, we cannot be the only unique ones.

My thought was WHAT IF aliens existed, and had visited Earth? Maybe we cannot see them because all of our notions of physics are not correct. Maybe we cannot even understand their existence like an ant cannot understand quantum physics. Maybe they are not tangible to any of our know senses?

It also got me thinking about the speed of light and the "abduction beams". If they traveled at the speed of light, they wouldn't be able to be detected by any of our known technology, and they would probably also have the technology to take someone "through" any physical barriers.

What are your thoughts?