/sci/ - Science & Math

Is there a better feeling than seeing that blank page between the end of a chapter and the start of a new one?

Also, death to "This page intentionally left blank". I hate that, it makes no sense. It should say: "This page otherwise left intentionally left blank".

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China produces $2.17 of their GDP for each kg of CO2 they emit.
The US produces $3.33 of their GDP for each kg of CO2 they emit.

No matter if you measure CO2 per capita, or CO2 compared to GDP, the US is better. I'm sorry Chang.

>Starship is currently getting only 5% of SpaceX's resources
>when Crew Dragon is finished Starship will get literally 20 times more resources than it currently has
>current resources are already enough for Raptor production and airframe prototyping

>the next starship to fly will be a production starship
>we are entering spaceframe serial production

If Earth to Earth starship only requires slightly less dV than low orbital starship, then once there's actually destinations in orbit, Earth to Earth terminals would become Earth to Wherever terminals. You'd simply board your flight, and disembark on the space station of your choosing. All, according to Daddy Elon and Mommy Gwynne, for the cost of an airline ticket. Earth to Earth starship enables an orbital economy.

So, careless attitude towards first-year math is finally paying out, huh? Literally everyone everywhere keeps saying that analysis and algebra are used as a fundamental language in almost all other disciplines, but I guess I know better and will be memeing away, it is so much cooler!

You will not "pull off an A".