/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12115606
I'm feeling the same right now, but I got accepted to PA school. The adcoms wouldn't have accepted us if they didn't think we were a good fit.

that feel when you want to ask a question but you dont want other people or governments knowing your idea and literally ruining the earth with them

i just so happen to know the easiest way to inflict maximum damage to our planet

but i suppose this is a secret i shall keep with me
*sigh*

Lets discuss the theory of condensed matter.

"Condensed matter" seems it was a very primitive off hand excuse to explain certain fields of quantum mechanics, without any real thought given to it's practicality.

Molecular elements already are stacked very well, common metals leave very little room for more density. Simply put there is not much given space left for particles to fit. Condensed matter proposes that matter can change it's size, as if it can be compressed, but there is no evidence matter can do this. Particles come in various sizes, but their size is absolute and cannot be altered by any force in existence. Individual particles do not behave like jello or behave the way we expect physical objects on earth to behave.

Now would anyone care to explain how a star burns for so long?
Imagine taking a tennis ball, lighting it on fire, and the ball begins to burn so strong that it begins to emit radio waves. This balls eruption is covering a 2 mile radius. The tennis ball continues burning for years and years, millions of years, and yet the tennis ball has not a single burn mark or damage to its structure. The source of energy is not depleting.
This is practically what a star is doing.
It is expanding so much more energy proportional to its size that it's imply unreal. There is literally no explanation for this.

inb4 your primitive retard reaction theory and chinese tier math.