/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3577731
Well, since it's nuclear waste I would assume that it is heavier than most of the molten rock stuff, so wouldn't it slowly sink? Not to mention lava already has some amounts of radioactive stuff in it; thorium and uranium deposits didn't permeate from an inter-dimensional membrane.

>>3304853
Let me tell you a short tale.

Family is from Bosnia, and they left days before the war started. As mum and gran had no money, they had to go to an Italian refugee camp.
Well, let's speed up to a year and a half later. It was my first birthday, and some guy had lost all his money and didn't have a place to stay. My mother gave him the equivalent of about $50 for a motel for two nights instead of buying me a birthday present. This guy that received the money didn't use it to buy drugs or a dragon dildo or anything, but used it for what was needed. He didn't beg for it or anything. And mum bought me a present not even 3 days later.

So I guess you might have a higher predisposition for charitable efforts if you come from a socialist country.

how does one destroy the world, sci?

and i mean, apocalypse scale.
if not mankind, possible natural cause

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fE9Ai7kzl8

Also Daft Punk, Sabrepulse, Metrik, and Wolfgang Gartner.

>giant solar storm is predicted to reach Earth in the end of 2012
>electromagnetic interference from storm is already fucking up birds' senses (they use the Earth magnetic field to navigate)

nah, we'll be fine

I realized what kills all those birds!

It's the early effects of the giants solar storms they predicted for 2012-2013.

Think about it /sci/! What do you say?

HA!

not like I used the sun anyway

>>2094353

Solar storm thread again? /g/ had a lot of these.

Yeah, build Faraday cage, that'll do.

Or just ignore the whole thing...

/thread