/sci/ - Science & Math

>in the year 2050 we will have flying cars because nanotubes and I work with string theory.

>>4019930
If you really feel that way, I suggest that you use your provably larger intellect to post a superior science thread where you call the shots, instead of attempting to derail an existing one.

>>3827865
Recently on the news there was a poll about whether Australians would like a high-speed rail system built from Sydney - Melbourne and something like 90% of them were a resounding 'Yes.' And it's supposed to cost 120 billion here, whereas I believe Obama had difficulty securing 8 billion for a small Northeast corridor train?

With some chem knowledge you could attempt to make high grade fuel for aircraft via algae biofuels