/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15269848
What lifting body? It's clearly got a capsule.
If you mean the engines, they don't go to orbit so they don't have to worry about re-entry heat.
And that is why having BE-4 engines on Vulcan will still not get a single gram of Blue Origin equipment to orbit.

>>15122833
>WDR
>>15122874
>methane and oxygen
ok doomlet

>>14863039
720 math + 720 verbal, took it in 1996. this score was the 97th percentile according to the score sheet.
wish i'd studied for it more than 0 minutes, or even did any homework at all in school, i might have made something of myself when i was younger.

my GRE score was 167 verbal 170 math in 2017. this was a 98th percentile in verbal and a 94th percentile in math (YES, GRE math is so fucking easy that the maximum score was only 94th percentile).

i still haven't published a paper, even though i've done a lot of research and actually have a fuckton of stuff to publish, but i suffer from the most brutal writer's block (i.e. i'm mentally retarded.)

>>12391917
>triple major
are you planning to get 3 different jobs at the same time?

>>12115436

>>12096021
> Germany and Canada are barely relevant in CS
What is SAP

>>12024318
Prove it or move it

>>11870976
>>11870996
>>11871014
These three brainlets are a perfect example of the caricature in the image.

What makes them think the image is pro-Communist?

>struggling in physics, bad at memorizing equations
>get help from a friend with good grades, 80+ on most stuff
>trying to figure out a question asking what the gravitational force between two people is
>friend literally says "This is a trick question, gravity goes down, not sideways"
He's done this multiple times, going as far as saying "Birds shouldn't exist, how could a land creature evolve to fly? From falling off of stuff?". I have a much better understanding of the topics, but he gets better grades because he memorizes easily.
Proof that the education system is shit

Why are STEMfags so bitter and angry all the time? I'm from /v/ but in threads like this >>>/v/505786983 STEMfags are always extremely abrasive and come across like they're coping with their life choices or something.

>>11404827
>two or more quarks cannot.
>but they can shape shift into different subspecies
>its not like its possible they occupy the same space like photons do
>im telling you they shape shift

Alright math check:
5/2*6+3

should be easy

What if aliens don't come to Earth because it's in some kind of space wildlife preserve or national park, and a multi-millenia recession from a housing bubble burst (those damned planet flippers) and subsequent economic slowdown and layoffs has reduced tourism and spaceship sales?

>3r gets 1/9 the energy per square as the r square
>all nine 3r squares together still get the same energy as the r square

>>11318138
>3r
>r gets 1/9 the energy per square as the 3r square
>all nine 3r squares together still get the same energy as the r square

>>11203490
>doesnt know what the definition of evidence is

>>11182344
>there is no number that you can divide by 1 to return 0
>0

>>11163018
Yeah, I'm a brainlet and had a 0.0 GPA before I switched majors.

>>11158563
You are a transsexual and your explanation is invalid. Unless you can explain how exactly the presence of mass energy causes spacetime curvature.

Literally what is the point of doing math or physics? What the fuck is your plan? Do some pointless circle jerk calculations which contribute nothing to anyone/thing? Kill yourself once you finish your 8 year PhD and realize no body wants to hire your useless ass for anything more than 30k per year?

Was math invented or discovered?

>>11103536
>make the number below one million
>makes it 100,000
Anon...

>>11101894
>as far as real world stuff cares its all same from their perspective
philosophically speaking, all numbers are in your imagination
the "real world" doesn't "care" about numbers
if you think complex numbers are a "trick" because they help us more easily design real-world systems, then you have to also think of real numbers as a "trick"

>>11051514
Imagine being so butt hurt about your shitty 30k wage that you make up a bunch of stuff about the degree you wish you did.
Everyone is paying someones paycheck unless you start your own business (which, surprise surprise, engineering is good for) or do something completely useless like theoretical circlejerking.
And if you're not thinking about your retirement when you chose a career path that just shows how much of a brainlet you are. Enjoy hobbling up the stairs to your 100 square foot "office" when you're 90 years old.
What have you contributed to the world by the way? You think those 10 references you got on some useless paper means anything compared to designing power systems or building infrastructure? You wouldn't even have that damp shithole you work in without an engineer buddy.
If the engineering industry isn't profitable than what the fuck is mathematics and physics? Proptip: It's 10 times worse. Everyone dumb bimbo can do a physics degree and saturate the world with even more useless papers. Engineers are accelerate to management positions. If you want to you can become a team leader of some sad mathematic/physics fags and never even have to do engineering again. Engineering is a mindset far superior to some math brainlet.
If by a "bit" if surplus money you mean several times more than yeah, that kinda makes up for your completely debunked points.

>>11051353
>designing things isn't creative
>leading teams of people isn't worthwhile
ok retard