/sci/ - Science & Math

What are some good science books, /sci/? Only ones I know are the written by Sagan.

My body was in a cold sweat and my heart was bashing against my ribcage. My eyes scanned the dark room looking for signs of a waking nightmare. I laid there in my bed for forty minutes too terrified to move. It wasn't until I heard a bird outside my window sing that I was able to relax. I took out my phone and looked at the time, it was only 4:50AM. I had only slept for a fucking hour. Then I texted my dream girl who I had fallen in love with over the last two months and told her I had a nightmare. I wish I had the chance to tell her I loved her before I could never dream of her again.

I stumbled out of bed drunk from the horror and went downstairs. I lovingly pet my dog and hugged her, she's so old that sometimes I think she doesn't know who I am anymore. I put some grounds into the coffee maker and leaned against the counter and thought to myself. I can never dream of her again and it's the only place in the world where I could have her. How insane does a man have to be to kill the only thing he loves in a place where anything is possible.


I'm killing myself next week. I'm going to tell her how I feel and she's going to tell me that we should stay friends. Then I'm going to go home and empty my medicine cabinet down my throat.

solids are faster than light
light isn't moving as fast as you think it is - the illusion of the light's absorption principles makes it as though light as moving very fast. It moves VERILY slow
Here is a convenient rule of thumb : light only absorbs where there is room for it. you have to scale it's movement. For the mass of solids, solids move faster in proportion