/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3839247
>>3839259
Awww!

>>3829590
yes...

>>3760083
teacup =/= EK

Presuming that planes hijacked by terrorists with boxcutters (who kept an entire plane full of americans at bay with said boxcutters) actually toppled the buildings, why were training exercises set up for that day to keep all possible interception jets out of range, and even when assistance was offered were told to keep away from the city as it was part of a "training exercise"? There's plenty to take into account outside the actual buildings collapse.

Heres one for you sci.. If in space, everything is moving apart from each other, does this mean that everything is moving apart, the spaces between atoms... hence making our measurements inaccurate?

Okay, struggling with this concept. This is for all of you who are good at Statistics.

Say you flip a coin 20 times, heads each time. Damn, pretty unlikely, right? Now you flip a coin 10 times, heads each time. ALSO unlikely. But more likely than 20 times in a row.

NOW TAKE THAT LOGIC. Whats more likely, 10 times heads or 11 times heads? Obviously 10 times. Now go backwards. Whats more likely, 1 heads flip, or 2? Obviously 1, therefore, whatever was flipped last is less likely to be flipped next. My logic is solid. I should write an academic journal.

>>1523571
Oh god! It's all starting to make sense now.