/sci/ - Science & Math

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Math+CS
>>11491730
>>11495716 and >>11495718 and>>11495726
>>11496221
>>11502283
>>11503466
>>11504082

Physics
>>11492809
>>11493397
>>11499600 (from Ampere's law you know that an electric current generates a magnetic field, per the right hand rule. If you have current moving in a loop, then you get a magnetic field in the center of the loop. Magnetic moment is a vector, defined to have a magnitude equal to current*area of the loop, and pointing in the direction of the induced magnetic field. It's easy to see how magnetic moment is then a measure of how strong the magnet is, given that magnetic field itself increases with current).
>>11503471 (critical point is just where the distinction between phases gets fuzzy. superhot water is likely much like a liquid at absurd pressures like that)

Chemistry
>>11492187
>>11498500

Bio+Physiology+Memevirus
>>11490589
>>11494491
>>11495091
>>11496090
>>11497721
>>11501304

Stupid
>>11487337
>>11490721 (8/10)
>>11491280 (that isn't the pacific and the atlantic ocean, it's probably the discharge of some huge river like the amazon meating the ocean; silty fresh water on the right takes some effort to mix with the denser, blue, salty water on the left)
>>11491325 (hoof dog)
>>11491800 (tin or pewter, possibly)
>>11496314 (civil engie)
>>11499313
>>11499376
>>11501041 (>actually applied)
>>11503239 (more civil engie)
>>11503585