/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4017194
>It's largely more harder than terraforming Mars.
I'm going to have to disagree with you there. Venus is about as hard to terraform as Mars, as they require similar technologies, (i.e. orbital mirrors constructed out of asteroid regolith.) Mars will likely need CO2 importation at some point, and will definitely need additional nitrogen.

>>3653365
To be fair, Titan has to combat with far less solar wind and I believe Saturn partially shields it with its magnetic field, but I may be mistaken.

I would consider Venus to be a greater example. Has to put up with 400% more sunlight and solar wind, no magnetic field and it's got an atmosphere to crush anyone's balls.

I saw that thread on /v/.

>>3049543
touche'.
>>3049552
>terrified for your future space-fritzl children
>>3049557
I think we'll hold on to some of our instincts, to be honest. Fight or flight, based in the ancient reptillian portion of our brains, is still in full effect when it's called upon, just to name one. Even in Homo-Superior (fuck you magneto, transhumans are claiming it!) some instincts will remain, even if mainly vestigal.
I like that...reminds me of the space colonies from Gundam Wing....standing in one you could barely tell you wern't on a planet, to the point that even the sky was blue to simulate our home. I'd be gung-ho about that.>>3049562

>>3035622
it might just be you, but don't feel bad.
zipping from star to star feels strangely natural to me, and I lose track of the Sol system quickly as I venture out among the stars.
Perhaps it's simply a matter of perspective?

>>3030490

>>2924605
No, but have a real Martian sunset.

>>2924617
Earth animals will evolve into different looking creatures quite quickly from the lower gravity.

A NEW AND GLORIOUS DAWN AWAITS

>>2415500

sup /sci/

Can anyone tell me about ASU's School of Earth and Space Exploration? Finished my 2 years of community college and my family finally has enough money for me to transfer. Have any of you studied there/know someone that has/ etc.? I applied since astronomy has always been a hobby of mine and got accepted into the SESE program and was thinking of concentrating on the astrobiology and biogeosciences. Thanks for any insight.

help me /sci/

the distance between the centers of 2 protons is x. estimate the equilibrium separation of two protons.

oh and i know the value for x but i need to know wat is this asking. someone please explain this to me.

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math-illiterate bump

Make this better.

Money may not buy happiness but it sure makes life easier. It buys peace of mind about bills. It allows for a more stress free life. It promotes a healthy diet and finding a trainer because there is no excuse not to.
Without money one is miserable, with money one is not always. Money does not buy love or health, and in some cases too much money may lead people to drugs; but that is the difference between strength and weakness.
George Bernard Shaw once said the two great tragedies of life is losing your hearts desire and gaining it. I guess money sorta works that way. It helps for a more comfortable life but I guess too much just leads to dullness. Though, everyone in this world would prefer to have money than not to.

Did this in a couple minutes. Can you make it better, kthx, will return any requests I can to best one.

HOLY SHIT.
these are different worlds.
how fucking AWESOME is that?