/sci/ - Science & Math

>mfw the astronauts of the Apollo program land on Earth's sister moon and lay the way for thousands of colonists and their settlement of alien worlds

>>4771716
But where's my glorious dawn?

>>4593777
>But we can still dream.
No, /sci/ is not allowed to dream about absurd impossibilities. /sci/ can only dream about glorious dawns of 400 billion suns.

how do you get the x,y,r values in the triangle to get sin^2(pi/3) = (3^(1/2)/2)^2, sin=y/x so y=3^1/2 x=2. I just don't know how to set up the ratio in the triangle to get y and x from sin^2(pi/3

>>4436895
No maybe. Yes.

Think of it this way. There are so many homo sapiens alive today that there is probably more Neanderthal DNA on the Earth's surface today then there was when Neanderthals were a distinct species.

A still more glorious dawn awaits both our species!

>>4398870
>Sweden spends more on preschool than defense.
If true, that's glorious.