/sci/ - Science & Math

Hi /sci/!

Can one of you gentlemen explain to me if acupuncture is bullshit or completely valid. Thanks!

>>4424910
Not even mad, trollfag. 0/10

Some prior efforts that inspired me: the famous scuba cat. Apparently the prototype suit cost $20,000 to build. It's a sobering reminder of how mass production makes the prices we pay for most goods as low as they are.

The inventor also has a similar suit for his dog, and both pets enjoy diving as they each have disabilities (the cat is overweight for horomonal reasons, the dog has joint pains) that are relieved by the weightlessness of water.

Bizarre, but neat stuff.

Scubacat

>>3027384

If the pressure were equal it would crush you inside the suit

I don't care for string hypothesis. When it starts showing any experimental evidence i'll be interested in it.

>>2283058

For wildlife yes, but for intelligent life with enough neurons in their brains to make technology and culture, I doubt it. Unless they develop on a small planet with lower gravity letting them grow larger. Or if they are made of much stronger materials for their exoskeletons to allow them to grow large.

FINALLY SCUBACAT WILL HAVE A HOME!

>>2012573

Hey, not my fault the ocean is easier to get to. Even this cat can do it. You'll probably never go to space though.

Anyway, back on topic.

I present for your consideration: Scuba cat.

>>1900798

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkhMGo_476g

Someone did scuba cat already, too. A couple people, actually.

>>1800572
this is why you cant use rats underwater

Is this real life?