/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7750433

could someone post the thorium zealots info pics? we've had a discussion in physics and i put out the few things i knew about them and some dude asked me to send him the pics

>>5269260
Not all radiation is the same. EMR from electronics is mostly radio, and therefore non-ionizing, and therefore safe. There are a few minor exceptions, such as CRT monitors which produce very low levels of X-rays.

What happened to all the info images?

you shitposting faggots have done it again. Please, just fuck off.

I have a question, forgive me if im retarded

Does the existance of anitmatter mean there is anti energy? and would this mean there is anti waves like anti radio waves and anti sound and anti light? or is antimatter Just matter made up with the counter charge of its relative matter particles?

unless you've already done some respectable research, i'll tell you right now

everything you know about nuclear energy is a lie

the thorium remix 2011 video does a decent into to nuclear chemistry, and while i does poo-poo on light water reactors a little too hard, it goes into some detail about fukushima at parts
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9M__yYbsZ4
make sure to find official sources and understand what a sievert is. this chart does well to put it in perspective

bumpin this shit

This place and the internet in general has a dislike for the philosophical theory of objectivism as explained by Ayn Rand.
I'm not knowledgable about it, but reading over the wikipedia entry and some other articles, I don't understand what's wrong with it.
It seems fine to me, a person is only entitled to what they earned, denounces racism, allows you to do what you need to ensure your growth as long as you don't harm others, etc etc.
Maybe I'm not understanding the whole philosophy but would someone mind explaining?

Nice sci diagram attached for your pleasure.

Heres another picture I found but its wasn't really any help.

what is it called when a scientific theory gets accepted as truth (or as close as possible to.) I remember some numbers, like level 3 is when it's accepted or something. Anyone help?

>>2909116

Almost everything is poison all kill you dude, never forget the principles of toxicology

anyone want to join?
http://team.forsvarsmakten.se/english/#/private/MiyAU4vQHc

>>2877557

A bit rough, but it gets the message across.

Discuss about your nuclear science, radiation, ect...
Picture just found on XKCD, dealing with the radiation dose.

Randall Munroe made a nice chart about radiation danger.
source: xkcd.com/radiation