/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7075442
>I can't get into bacteria!
But those bacteria sure can get into you, right??

>>5094121
>vodka
I think you meant tequila there, bro.

>>4583186
>Science in Nazi Germany
>all they contributed is how the body behaves in freezing death tempratures afaik

I thought it was Stalinist Russia that contributed that body of knowledge.

I accidentaly cut my friend on his back.
Now I'm a lumbarjack.

A naked singularity is a singularity without clothes on.

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>>3298630
You just pulled some random words out of your arse.

>>3270890

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>>3101701
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>>2894207
no, but he made up a theory of it

>>2847444

>>2780810
>>2780772
he's obviously not your brother, you both look stoatally different.

>>2479952

>>2330472
>>2330462

The answer is zero because the space agency could not afford the rocket or rocket fuel because of budget cuts.

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>>1958595
it's so deep that's a challenge to get there

>thread starts with overpopulation
>somehow turns to Amerifats and britfags bastardizing the spelling of metals
>ends with everyone telling Americans how America will collapse and money and china etc etc

Oh /sci/ you card, never change.

>smack Phobos and some other asteroids around Mars into polar caps and small droids with thrusters that can also attach to small asteroids to direct them
>with air pressure risen from CO2 released from rapid heating from asteroids burning atmosphere, more heat trapped causes lakes and seas to form
>seeding of genetically engineered algae
>near completion when plans for open air human settlement are drafted, droids and asteroid miners construct massive mirrors to reflect some more sunlight onto Mars for a more Earthlike climate rather than having a permanent Alaska
Tah dahhh a relatively cheap way of creating another habitable planet.

>>1831010
>I'm sure the prices would drop astronomically with that much material in the market
>would drop astronomically