/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5250537

>>5205937
>There is a 1/9% chance that the west coast one will move easy(becasue 8 directions plus standing still)

8 directions? Nevermind that, wherever those fantastical directions are, they all have equivalent chances of occuring? Ignoring water temperatures, currents, jetstreams, etc?

I vote yes.

>>4982896

>>4865630

>Implying that theoretical tachyonic particles exist

Offcourse theoretical things like tachyonic particles and alcubierre drives may allow faster than light travel, but those haven't been shown to exist as of yet.

Spacial expansion is obviously different from something traveling through space. Two points can expand away from each other due to spacial expansion faster than the speed of light, but this is not the same as a particle moving through space faster than the speed of light. Just like an alcubierre drive would be moving faster than the speed of light, but not really.

Are there theoretical possibilities that allow faster than light travel? Sure, but there theoretical.

As of right now, the speed if light is the upper bound speed limit of the universe.

I'm starting physics major soon.
I was always messy in highschool but managed it pretty well.
I want to become organized.
I don't want to fuck up my exams etc. because I fuck up managing to get everything together, that I need to know.

>>4699848

Explain this formula.
I can't find anything about it.
Where can I read something about it?

>Mfw the weight of sin keeps the earth revolving around the sun.


I wonder if anyone actually believes this.

Thanks for the lol OP

OP can't into free will.

Its ok OP, most don't understand that just because the classical free will concept Is obviously false people are still accountable for there actions.

It's understandably mind boggling to plebs. Hang in there.

>mfw my math professor says 0.999... (infinite repeating 9s) equals 1

What the fuck is this sorcery?

MIND = BLOWN

Simple high school physics question -
I release 2 objects at the same time, and let them hit the ground.
One object is heavier than the other.

Which one has higher speed? Why?
Thank you

>>4099583

>>3948417

>>3839117

Why do you assume God came first or that evil came from God?

Whose to say evil isn't some mutation of the brain in certain individuals which leads to a psychological condition.

>>3705273
>>3705273

>>3652051
Are you me?

You, sir, have got the philosopher's stone.

Why do things become smaller as they move further