/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11963766
That's not the issue. The issue is that a tiny increase in average temperature causes summers to be longer and hotter.

>>11057886
>being a proofster
Quaff on some vodka and wipe away those tears

>>11033169
>IQ tests measure how good you are at taking IQ tests

Rooster quills

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>>10259068
>pain = bad
>pleasure = good

>>10222588
>As a spacex employee

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>>9997222

>>9737405
It isn't useful bruh.

>>9600770
Hmm, that sounds like /sci/ when they try to claim I'm Ken as well. Perhaps you are wrong.

>>9597597

where is this even from lmao, did you just make it in excel?

>>9503346
>Falcon lands
>Engineering audit, repaint, refuel, ready to go
Pic related.
>>Already cheaper to build than the shuttle ever was
Man rating a rocket takes a lot of money. Where's that man rated Falcon I wonder?

>>9468931
>doing infinite tests is doing finite tests

>>9465726
>Lower chance of failure than the SLS maiden launch.
Pic related.
>FH h-hasn't been in development for six y-years!
Pic also related.
>When F9b5 starts flying, FHb5 will be hot on its heels. Both should be flying routinely before the end of the year.
Now THIS is delusion. You're more delusional than the BFR faggots. Also, pic related.

>>9430356
>It's permissible in general relativity. There are ways we could make repulsive gravitational forces, but they are impractical with current technology.

>>9383691
>i was in the football team
well there you go.

>>9382649
Did you ever get to how they come up with the idea that theres a lot of Co2 in the atmosphere?

Cause it's the literally the exact opposite of measuring the atmosphere.

Genetic modification is a myth.

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>>9174069
>General consensus is that other mammals and birds feel the exact range and intensity of emotion, feel sensations, experience, decide, and comprehend just like humans do.

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>>8982848
What's about these memes with russians and proofs? Are russians the only mathematicians who do prove the theorems?

Every set can be well-ordered, and theorems about well-ordered sets can be proved by the means of induction. So can we define well-order on [math]\left\{z\in\textbf{C}: 0<\Re(z)<\frac{1}{2}\right\}[/math] and prove Riemann hypothesis inductively?