/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3658670
Uh... I guess I forgot to mention that we lost a fin while he was out testing that new light-bending gear.

You know how dolphins like to play pranks. I guess he just couldn't resist.

The next time, just turn on your sonar. The gear only bends light. And could you please tell him we're not too mad, if he returns in a day or two?

>>3612054
>>3612055
Yes. Ocean acidity has changed and corals and bivalves are still here.

But were not talking about life surviving a million years from now.

The impact of rapid acidification is in the short term, which will again have a negative effect on fisheries.

You care about a burn because of the instantaneous damage, you don't ignore it just because it will heal over time.

>>3551225
I expect if the need arises, there's a wide-enough base of different fields represented in /sci/ that such a modification could be done.

But do the modules have hatches between them?

If not, we would need to design and build some for the larger units.