/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12799279
>“As we performed mitigation and sandblasting work, we discovered significant corrosion in the primary structure including rust that penetrated through 3-inch steel plates” lead engineer Scott Henderson said. Corrosion was expected - the stand has been out in the weather since the 1960 - but holes in 3-inch steel were not.
>“Essentially, that’s where the 400 tons of steel we’re adding (to the stand) come into play,” Henderson said. “That’s not all replacing of rusted steel, but a significant part is. Some of that structural steel is unique to project to provide the stiffness necessary to very accurately measure engine thrust.… “
>The restoration means no engine testing before September 2021, but Blue Origin engine tests will happen at 4670.

>>12760331
>top cruise velocity that can theoretically be achieved are a few percent of the speed of light (0.08–0.1c)

>>12617671
>muh 23 Norwegians that died
Prove that they died due to the vaccine causing fatal side effects.
For all we know, they received the first dose and a couple of hours later went straight into a crowded market, thinking they were immune. They didn't wait a few weeks to get partial immunity, nor did they wait to get the 2nd dose to get full immunity.

>>10138771
>smart enough to get the right answer but not to see that you're both being trolled

>>10129826

>>9418488
maybe if you stopped being such an entitled pussy, you'd be living a happy life

>about to finish my mechanical engineering degree
>took 3 semesters of calculus, all of which were made especially difficult by the autistic math department at my university
>in all of my other engineering classes, the only calculus I used was basic integration and differentials, applications to Taylor series, gradient, curl, and divergence, all of which could have been taught in half a semester

Is it safe to say the majority of math is useless shit?

I believe in atheism.

>>9247428
Thank you based shill!