/sci/ - Science & Math

Will we ever see an actual clear image of an interstellar object in our lifetime?

>>15674238
>>15674239
What does it taste like?

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7571657/
Is exam table paper just a facade of safety?

>the rocket will exceed the speed of sound at mach 1 to become supersonic

>>12040948
Yea
But: An electric field, is an energy transfer, a EM wave is particle transfer;
And the magnetic field from the EM over time is 0, the same as the EM e field. But if you introduce the "seperate" e field, the EM e field is manipulated/changed, thus the particle is on a different trajectory, and thus interacts differently with the magnetic field...

I just don't quite get it. Yes I now how a EM wave is "drawn" and theoretically changes the e field vector if interacted with the separate e field but read my concern in the first paragraph.

I tried to understand it with the maxwell heavy sides but ether Im a brainled or the equations are corrupted, the latter would explain why quantum mechanics is so hard/not quite understood

>>12037265
This problem only occures, because the jews made us use arabic numbers. If we used roman numbers, it wouldn't be a problem: as >>12038547 pointed out.
Same as Pi. In roman letters its, well π but in arabic its 3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971693993... same as 0.33333 is 1/3 thus 0.9999 is o

>>12035602
Could you help me?
>>12035579

Why does IQ correlate with wealth?
Does it also correlate with wealth of whole nations?

>>12022094
Apparently people that are smarter understand to follow health recommendations like wearing masks and social distancing better.