/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16012658
Sprint anti-missiles were also not accurate enough to actually hit a return vehicle carrying nuke, so they tipped them with neutron warheads
and if you think that's not insane enough, they were build to absolutely ridiculous specs, accelerating at 100 Gs and reaching mach 10 in 5 seconds
the missile would end up glowing white hot from friction with air
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvZGaMt7UgQ

God I love the atomic age

>>10757895
Look, trying even when you don't think you're gonna make it and you're getting nowhere is the difference between success and failure. The road to success is a war of attrition, not a journey.

>>10626127
Physics here at Edinburgh
>you can finish Y3 to get a Common Degree
>you have to get >40% overall and not fail more than 40/120 credits in Y3 to get to Y4 honors
>you have to get >50% overall and note fail more than 20/120 credits in Y3 to get to Y4 of integrated masters track
now you're over the hump
> >40% and not fail more than 40/120 for Y4 -> Y5 integrated masters
> >40% and not fail more than 40/120 for Y5 integrated masters graduate

The only real blindside here would be failing 30 credits in Y3 -> Y4 of the integrated masters track. This would be like failing something like a core course like Quantum and an aux. course like research methods in physics.