/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5703200
Tits.
>a philosophical issue.

How would you make one of these? What kind of magnets do you use, and how would they be arranged? (I know I could just buy one, but I think I can learn a lot by actually building one).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nX4AqSGbL9U

>>4794134
>seems I have some reading do to

>>4762114
EE is easy as fuck bro.
You will do great. It is a fuckinb piece of cake compared to actual science.

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>>4731699
Correct answer is correct

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>>4702979

>>4499233

>>4197263
>2011
>not knowing the Electric field is the one actually doing the work


Whenever you have your Magnetic field, you also have an Electric field (perpindicular to it). The Electric field is doing all the work.

>>3970753
>FROM THE FUCKING CONSUMERS, which you people are.
Posting from a computer that is likely mass-manufactured running on what is more likely a corporate operating system

>>3284967
Not the dude you're arguing with, but you're just cold reading. These are vague as fudge statements based on the average 4chan user, tailored for the /sci/duck. It'd be intersting to see how many were true for him and yourself, but of course we'll never know because lol honesty on the internet.

Also
>you watched anime when you were younger
So someone defending Ghost in the Shell watched anime SOME TIME IN THE PAST?

>>3276661
>if your going to be a heavy user then i suggest the mac

>>3272114
Yeah, sounds great.

>sociopath with anorexia
And going to an herbalist? I thought you said you were smart?

>remember back to high school a few years ago
>the only kids that got 1600/1600 or close to it were complete assburgers

That pic is a regular in /v/'s rage threads.
Usually followed by three guys with anime pics asking whats up with tripfagging and a shitstorm.

>Dr. Craig is an expert on nothing

Now we're talking!

>I also know that I have knowledge that they simply do not; but, on the flipside, they have knowledge that I simply do not possess.

>My friends and I know different things.

Lrn 2 summarize.
Sorry to go full aspie but that shit pisses me off.

>mfw

>>2358025

>>2323093

>Space is not a vacuum and for any craft to go at a decent speed they need to be aerodynamic. This also helps deflects particles and meteoroids, see tank designs.

See pic.

>Solar panels will get torn to shreds by dust if you're going at a respectable speed.

100 kips is high how?

>Solar panels are inefficient and will produce less and less power as you travel away from the sun. If you want to limit yourself to current tech then I suggest thermal energy from radioactive materials, perhaps waste products of power stations? These would last for a while.

He said Earth-Moon and Earth-Mars.

>>2299992

>>2259094

>>2256442

>CS