/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9821793
>muh "curreckshuns"
deniers:
>you can't trust those corrected measurements! the corrections could be introducing bias!
also deniers:
>you can't trust those raw measurements! they need to be corrected for UHI effect and changes in instrumentation!

what deniers really mean to say is:
>you can't trust any evidence! just believe what I tell you to believe.

>>9753160
>Just by handling lead balls you will be creating static charge, lead balls are a dumb material to use.
aaand the balls are grounded by the wires in the apparatus.
last time you claimed that there were no wires, that it was quartz fiber, but conveniently ignored that the experiment was done 40 years before quartz fiber was invented
>The smallest gust of wind, the smallest static charge, dust in the air could all create movement.
then explain why EVERY TIME the experiment is done, it yields about the same result? if the movement was due to minor fluctuations in the setup rather than an actual gravitational force, the results should be all over the place.
but instead, the experiment consistently comes up with the same value for the strength of gravity. REALLY MAKES YOU THINK...

>>9711440
>I'm too retarded to understand reflections or bloom
>therefore the Earth is flat!

>>9711471
>can only see a sliver of the sun during sunset
>LOOK THE SUN WAS A BIG BALL BUT NOW IT'S A TINY SLIVER, IT SHRANK

>>9711499
anything is possible with sufficiently poor picture quality
if you flatheads were at all serious, you'd pool some money, buy a decent camera, and try to document the effects you claim are taking place. but amazingly enough you never do, for some reason. really dinks you dink.

oh boy, another painfully obvious /pol/ falseflag.
you realize that only /pol/acks actually expect libruls to act like /pol/ack caricatures of libruls, right? to everyone else, it's obvious that you're either being ironic or just trolling.

>>9671916
Clair Patterson is the reason we're not constantly getting brain damage from lead poisoning.

>scientists never did nuffin, was all engineers
that's like saying farmers don't produce food because it was a processing plant that breaded your tendies. scientists make the big fundamental advances, and engineers find ways to make them work in practical terms.