/sci/ - Science & Math

>apparent magnitude
>everything that isn't H or He is a metal
>numbers don't add up? just add a "dark" number


Astronomy is soft science.

>>3515991
>ignores refrence Japan's lost decade in spite of massive infrastructure spending.
that experiment keeps failing to match prediction.

Helium GET!

And you assholes wonder why the general population takes a disinterest in the sciences.

>Semester ended at my university last week
>Go to local community college today to register for an electricity and magnetism physics course
>Get told I need to take a reading and english placement test.
>For a physics course

God damn bureaucracy.

>>2838502
>thinks shuttle derived faggotry isn't about anything but sending money to certain congressional districts.
The NASA hlv plan was always s a platinum turd, and now NASA admits it wont work but is being ordered to keep working on it.

You guys, listen. OP obviously knows of the TRUE systemic method of determining characteristics or qualities of everything there ever is, has been, or will be. So just let them explain it so we can join the deep and edge cult and shun science forever. We're all ears OP, go ahead.

>>2299355
I know that the congressmen who never disavowed or publicly broke their documented ties with the KKK(classically dem.) were all democrats. Read history that wasn’t sanitized and reprocessed for your delicate sensibilities.

>>2274457
Mfw you fags didn’t realize this is an accurate metaphor for the academic grant process (though there would be more unprotected anal).

>>2070701
Please explain to my why. Also if it doesn't work with that, couldn't we use something to stop apoptosis in cancer cells? Or some way to target the cancer cells to make our immune system attack them?
>>2070702
Also, not homework. Researching this on my own will cause it interest me.

>>2024308

>implying the lift to drag ratio isn't better than a perfect teardrop

ITT: faggots who can't distinguish the differences between mercantilism, Fabian socialism, and free markets.

>>1329482
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>>1260197
>Implying social stratification hasn't been the norm for all of human history and that technological progress is some how undermining a solution.

Hey /sci/, what's the proper way of saying the chemical formula for water? Dihydrogen Monoxide or Dihydrogen Oxide?