/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12114329
>phosphine, a very stinky gas.
LITERALLY ALIEN BRAAPS OOOOOOOOOHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHAAAAAAAAA

Is it true that there are parts of universe moving away from each other faster than the speed of light?
can we still feel the gravity of those parts?

will black holes eventually be the only objects existing in universe? so will they eventually form one ultimate black hole?

>>10012191

Dawkins and Dennett are unironically greats and you know they dont belong on that list.

>>9446301
So the FDA is banning treatments that can cut dependence on other drugs.

>first day of calc
>Professor states she will not be lecturing more than 20 minutes per class (which is 2 1/2 hours T/R)
>instead we will be self learning in groups of four
>after first unit she will adjust the groups by grade so we are balanced out if one group has all A's and another has C's we get redistributed to make it equal

Is this new or now the norm? I haven't been college in a while and came back to finish a different degree so my math game is rusty.

>>9179323
>hey bro I got an extra apple, want one?
>sure dude kinda hungry
>ok np just dig through that pile of cowshit, apple is somewhere in there

dude just ignore the cowshit lmao

I don't know if this is the right board or even the right thread to ask this question but is there a formula to determine how many newtons a fighter can exert in a single punch? Lets say our fighter can lift up to a ton. How do we factor that in?

>>9061240
>even though they all know the same basic rules and constructs of mathematics.

Fuck me, I'm studying cs. If project management and software engineering get automated I'll become a security guard

>thenceforward

>>8878700
>They can last much longer than that, however: Jones and Holding (1975) found that 15 minutes of induction can lead to an effect lasting 3.5 months.[2]

>tfw Bill Nye's new show made you realize /pol/ was right all along

>topologist reduces your field/theory to some geometry-tard nonsense

Why is this allowed