/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12350448
>Vega launch

>>9768097
>"A study has shown..."
>"Alhough it has yet to be peer reviewed..."

This is just /b/ with science.

>ultracool dwarf

>>8534076
>findings are not yet published and are currently under review

>>8451218
>It is capable of delivering up to 25 tons of payload into LEO and up to 14 tons into GTO.

It's been 3C in human existence before without this ever happening.

>>7734058

I was originally going for a chemistry major but I had to switch other to ChemE to avoid being poor for the rest of my life.

I'm just doing undergrad chem classes in my spare time. They're super easy and fun.

I'm not sure how I'll do with the engineering classes.Nonetheless, imo. Chemistry > ChemEng

And this is coming from a ChemEng Major :^)

>More than 120,000 carcasses had been found as of late May, while the estimated total population was only 250,000.

>>7041986
>comments of a single scientist
>no studies or evidence to back up assertions

>>6975733
>>6975752
>false positive rate of 6%

Since the vaccine truthers are too stupid to understand that some news report isn't actually a scientific finding, here's the actual study
http://www.translationalneurodegeneration.com/content/3/1/16/abstract
The thing is generally horrible. The way he does the age cutoff seem pretty fishy, most importantly there's NO effect expect in Afro-American boys. He doesn't say how large his sample of Afro-American boys is (total sample is 624). He especially says he doesn't have enough AA boys for the 36 month cutoff (and that's also the only one that's statistically significant), so there's probably just barely enough. Probably a totally spurious correlation or a confounder. There's no explanation there why MMR should cause autism only in black males (only why autism seems to generally higher in blacks, but that has nothing to do with MMR).
Finally "Translational Neurodegeneration" is one of those terrible asian open-access journals, where there's probably no peer-review whatsoever.

>>6677042
What happens when organic corn, which looks nothing like wild corn due to thousands of years of human tampering, escapes into the wild and reverts to natural selection?