/sci/ - Science & Math

Okay cool board but can your science explain this?

>>14636373
Yes.

>>11916233
Sounds like a lot of pain-in-the-ass extra work for less payout and perks. But you do you man.

/IQ/

Guys, it's over. We're fucked.

https://arxiv.org/abs/2002.01646

AI is now officially better than most of us at solving IQ tests

>>11883473
>Imperial > UCL

Are you saying you're already at Imperial? If you were, theres still no reason to switch to UCL unless you're going for a specific department thats better at UCL. But even then, the Uni's are top tier so idk why you're being autistic

QM is pseudoscience. Fuck theoretic physics and fuck pseudoscientific make believe.

What is your degree?

Do you believe in the coronavirus hoax?

>>11743983
Potential energy is linear and air resistance doesn't really factor into damage on Earth either at the scale we're talking about here. This is pretty easy, math-wise. Moon gravity at the surface is roughly a sixth of Earth gravity, so if you survive/get x damage from a fall on Earth you can just multiply the height by 6 to get the approximate same result on the Moon.

T MINUS

>Ruskies launch astronauts to space every week despite thunderstorms, typhoons and blizzards
>They just drink some vodka and go about their business as usual

>America makes huge parades, ceremonies, TV-coverage, presidential blessings etc.
>Still cancel due to a little cloud or watch the rocket explode

So this is the power of capitalism

>>11641204
playa

Just finished college with an applied math degree. Leaving for the coast guard next month. University is a scam and you shouldn’t waste your money on it.

you're really smart right /sci/? explain me how is this possible? how did the manage to train the cat to do this?

I had to pay 150 dollars for pearson online homework. Now I have to pay 12 dollars more so I can take my in-class quizzes. All of this is on top of my tuition. I'm not even taking an online class, all of this is required for my lectures.