/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11299796
You're a little late to the thread, my poorly-educated friend.
See:>>11298755
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Specific_impulse#Specific_impulse_in_seconds
>No matter how big you make a given type of rocket, it can only accelerate itself at so many g for so many seconds.
>Making the rocket bigger doesn't help because it still has to lift its own weight.
>This is true even for an ideal rocket where the vehicle's mass is made up 100% of fuel and O2 alone.

>>11169282
>until the box is opened, the cat is neither alive or dead
>The act of observation is what determines the outcome

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copenhagen_interpretation#1._Schr%C3%B6dinger's_cat

>>9847488
>And guess what, they are getting replaced.
Nope.
Even counting Africa and s.e. Asia, we've been at "peak child" since the 90's.

>>9658276
>If you don't explain this to me I will continue to spread bullshit to the world genuinely believing I am 100% correct

>>9480833
>length doesn't exist anon
If length didn't exist, everything would be at the same place.

>>9463403
>Yes. How are they fundamentally different?
A meteor doens't have an emotional need to trivialize humanity.

>>9463417
>You're not doing the thinking. It's your brain,
What am I, if not "my" brain?????

>>9199789
>That is why they are either everywhere or nowhere.
You're assuming an "advanced" civilization will relentlessly expand, consuming all in its path.
And let's not forget, every species will need a particular set of conditions for a planet to be habitable.
You might as well argue humans don't exist because there aren't any living on Mars (or Mercury for that matter).