/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10362805
Chronotons. Be careful, though, they tend to interact with gravitons and graviolis, and then all Hell breaks loose.

>>9134014
>close

Would depend entirely on things you don;t state, such as "What do you mean by close?"

>>9126367
There's only one way to find out!

>>9114566
If you do this, be a bit cautious -- because poptart wrappers are not designed for optical use, the consistency of the metallic coating on the wrappers is not great. This is a case of "you are probably fine, but if not you won't know it until you wake up blind the next day."

To my mind, "probably OK" is to low a standard to risk my eyesight, your mileage may varyon that. The pinhole camera trick is absolutely safe, as is using binoculars to project an image, (DO NOT LOOK AT THE SUN THROUGH THE BINOCULARS)

>>8987762
I fucking hate I fucking love science.

>>3105572

>>Imagine presenting your awesome cyborg to all the other bigwig scientists and all of a sudden it takes a shit on stage.

nowadays I feel the connotation applies more to "playing evolution," doing something rash and irresponsible such as giving an unfair advantage to a species which can breed and interact with native species. Not that that may even be a bad thing, its just we don't know what may happen.