/sci/ - Science & Math

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1982
>4 shuttle missions
>3 soyuz missions
2022
>3 dragon missions
>2 soyuz missions
>2 shenzhou missions

we're still trying to catch up to where we were FOUR DECADES ago

Is it retarded to apply to grad school for chemical engineering if I am graduating with a bachelors in mathematics with a minor in chemistry?

Where does time go after we perceive it?

What degree does one need to work for an arms manufacturer?

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Is it bad to try to use science to justify political action/policy?

>be first year undergrad physics
>all the work is just memorize a simple process of linked steps where each step taken alone is conceptually no more difficult than picking berries and sorting dangerous from nondangerous berries
>wonder if this just so wome- I mean all the people taking bio can pass their prereqs

Any microfags here?

What can I on my skin to encourage colonization by benign micro-organisms?

Because it's cool.

Question, /sci/. I was talking to my buddy, and we were wondering, what would be the equation to find a line between two points on a 3D plane?

For instance, we're working on a code for the game Space Engineers, that, with two points on one ship and a third on a distant station, it'll line the ship up with the station. We would need to find the line between the first node on the ship and the node at the station, and then orient the ship in such a way that the second node falls into line. How would I go about finding the line, as well as the required angles? Or at the very least, could someone point me to a guide or lesson on this subject? Yes, I've tried google, and I haven't found anything that helps.

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