/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9632173
Chin up anon. You'll find someone like that. It takes a bit and it's when you least expect things. That's how I found her, and funny enough I won her over by comparing how we meet to two stars crossing into each other's gravitational pull. "Now im just looking to make us into a binary system." We talked about our favorite star group and we found out that we have the same one.

Stuff like that.
And I meet her after a disastrous 10 year relationship with a girl that wanted to be a microbiologist. Take that for what you will.

We would need to be able to build in space first.
>>9617209
This pretty much.

>>6615343

>>5975206
>what is the most powerful weapon we can build with today's technology?
>The ability to open and sustain a black hole

You almost rusteled my jimmies there, great work

>implying the universe is has infinite mass

>people actually thinking humans stand a chance

>that feel when you miss one class because you were sick
>that feel when you show up to class the next day and there is a assignment due that you never heard off, a pop quiz, and you have no idea what material the professor is covering