/sci/ - Science & Math

Can anyone recommend some good space exploration games?

>>10488671
no. It's real /x/ people that come here trying to find truth in their brainlet ghost stories. They are too retarded to do real math/science so they try to find truth in /x/ bullshit because it's low IQ friendly. It's pure stupidity.

>>10410410
The Copernican principle says that a human is equally likely to find themselves at any position n of the total population N. If we think humanity will one day dominate the galaxy and live for millions of years, N becomes so large that the probability of you and me emerging this early in our history instead of in a future with trillions of humans approaches 0%. It's pretty depressing but everything suggests that, for some reason, humanity will end sometime in the near future

1/3 = 3.333... proves that our math is inherently incomplete. Perhaps if we had invented a pure system right from the start, mathematics might have come much farther today

If you could have ONE question about the universe magically answered, what would it be?