/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3969045
>So? And you propose HOW to collect those?
http://scholar.google.com.au/scholar?hl=en&lr=&q=related:LXt-foJX6bMJ:scholar.google.com/&am
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First PDF.

>We don't have a space program worth mentioning, and the Human high jump record holder is a "few" orders of magnitude short of clearing the atmosphere, much less reaching Jupiter's orbital track.
The first part is true, but is rather pointless in this argument 'cause you're stating it as if this is a damning factor which will stop us every progressing. You act as if launching collection mechanisms in orbit around Jupiter like cosmic fish traps is completely impossible. It's physics + engineering, deal with it.

>While enduring what's literally a lethal rain of other particles?
Galileo called, it says fuck you. Lethal to LIFE, not machinery.

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OH YEAH, THAT'S RIGHT: You'll use your usual means of action, called WISHING IT INTO EXISTENCE WHILE YOU GRAB ANOTHER BAG OF CHEETOS IN YOUR MOMMA'S BASEMENT.
>You're dismissed, you pasty-white FUCK.
There's that unwarranted superiority complex coming into play again, if you're gonna post, don't make half of your post filled with ad hominems. It makes you look supremely unprofessional.

I doubt even 10% of /sci/ voted for Bush. Blame that 50% of America that voted for him.
"I wadn't kidding"
What a joke.

Also, not science

Iran builds nuclear fusion reactor

Iranian scientists at the Atomic Energy Organization or Iran (AEOI) have designed and built a nuclear fusion device, named IR-IECF, IRNA reported on Thursday.

The research and work on the reactor was carried out by scientists from the Plasma Physics and Nuclear Fusion Laboratory of the AEOI Nuclear Science and Technology Research Center.

The device uses Inertial Electrostatic Confinement method and can produce isotopes and radioisotopes used in diagnosing and curing cancer.

The US, Japan, South Korea, Australia and France are the only countries which boast fusion technology.

Fusion -- which extracts energy from nuclear reactions with a process akin to how light and heat are produced by the sun -- has been studied for decades, but it has yet to be developed into a viable energy alternative.

http://www.presstv.com/detail/164577.html