/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6144404
>mfw all those posts were mine

so /sci/ is 'full of' me?
hah, sounds about right

>>5879740
yes! finally, a non-retard!
yeh. that's correct.
and somebody already solved the 8's to 1000 one, so i guess you fags are due another puzzle
gimme a minute

>reactionimage.jpg when I saw OP's pic

I did not mean to get 10,000 posts dead on. Holy shit.

>>3986326
oh wow, there really is quite a lot of science on this board.
nice!

oh, pics are being recorded again?
excellent, thankyou.

>>3758862
>bacon vodka
..oh my god!
you fucking genius.

>>3441369
fond it! disregard my last video.

"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1tqZyZVoDM

most americans have never seen this video

even fewer have the needed insight into the nature of the inteligence community to comprehend what caused it to exist

as a person who has had some exposure to such matters i can say this;
if i had to bet my life on my own assement of the final reality behind the smoke screen i would assert these points:

the first mission to the moon (and only the first) was of too great importance to risk public failure

it was conducted in secret as a military exercise months before the public "low orbit staged recreation"

one of the most significant peices of evidence of this is the data collected during a year long effort of observatories around the globe to maintain constant observations of the visible surface of the moon

less than three months before the publicly staged presentation there was a massive green cloud apparant on the surface of the moon in the location soon to be claimed as the lunar landing site

here i will speculate: what other than a launching vehicle could have caused such a large release of gasses?

i no longer recall the name of the program that coordinated the observatories but it was concluded very few weeks after the observation of the massive cloud over the "tranquility lake" area"

>>3432848
MIND
FUCKING
BLOWN
i cant believe a rush worked. thanks, i'll try that.

>>3305727
I am inspired to draw a large dining hall full of people from /sci/ that is inside and built into the side of Valles Marineris with the other side with its far off city out the window...

>>3032996
you mean that she said 'hawkings' but it actually is just 'hawking'?
coz yeh, i quoted wrong.
so yeh, she's even dumber than i originally made her out to be.
...result!

>>2648388
ahhahahah!
you fucking deleted you're post because you are a fucking retard!

>>2238136
>actually, since the boiling point of water goes down with pressure, we could probably dry clothes very quickly with a vacuum pump and a heat lamp.

This has potential if someone can make the power usage less than the average dryer.

>>1610832
>My face when I time travel, replace Sagan with a clone with pnemonia, and bring him into the far future and treat him to the view of the galaxy

The biggest things I'm looking forward to is the terraformation of Mars, Venus and the moon.

Imagine looking up at the moon and seeing a blue, white and green gem.

>My face when I realized most of us are going to live thousands of years

http://www.hplusmagazine.com/articles/forever-young/manhattan-beach-project-end-aging-2029

/sci/, me and you will see different galaxies in our lifetime. Because we will be IN those galaxies.

http://www.hplusmagazine.com/articles/forever-young/manhattan-beach-project-end-aging-2029

>my face when most of us are going to live thousands of years

http://www.hplusmagazine.com/articles/forever-young/manhattan-beach-project-end-aging-2029

>>1362192
I CAN'T HELP IT