/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9369592
>>9369628
so it looks like rocketry is a team effort, not a solo hobby

>>9027157
a good chunk of the people on /sci/ hold the polar opposite view as him, purely because he exists and holds it

many a time there has been shitposters steadfastly refusing to even acknowledge any math proving the structures possible, just because he looks fat in his picture

>>8998620
>implying it isn't the exact same in every field
I'd be genuinely surprised if my co-workers understood what the word "ethics" meant

http://jcs.biologists.org/content/127/2/388.long
So I've been thinking about this article for a few weeks now, and I've started to hypothesize that early plant cells lost much of their motility because of the energy advantage photosynthesis gave them. Since plant cells don't have to seek out nutrients as intensively as non-photosynthetic organisms they don't have to move, which over time may have contributed to the formation of plant structures like roots.