/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6685457
What? That isn't true at all! Your knowledge of the subject is outdated by centuries!

>>6683476
Inertia (like a lot of things) is just a consequence of a conversation law. A conservation law is a consequence of a "symmetry". The symmetry is thought to be the fundamental aspect.

For instance, the linear symmetry of space with respect to motion gives us the conservation of momenta. And depending on particular systems the conservation of momenta will give what we observe as the "inertia" of certain bodies within that system.

So fundamentally inertia of objects in a space , arise from the properties of that space (its inherit symmetries)

>>2349588
>Energy can't be created or destroyed, only transferred.

Another wrong assumption. Conservation of energy only occurs in systems with the homogenity of time.

"Homogeneity (in space) implies conservation of momentum; and homogeneity in time implies conservation of energy."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homogeneity_(physics)

>>1520554
So you havent come out yet?

>>1401615
BUT LOKI IS ALL TOO REAL!

>have came close to understanding within my head

No, you have not.
Are you12?

>i'm not an engineer

are you sure, you sure sound like a faggot (engineer)

>>1322812
Their will be no "singularity", stop wathcing so much pop-science and anime bullshit!

LMAO, engineering is about as intellectual stimulating as bgin a janitor or fry cook.
You're a funny little faggot (engineer)

>>1303347
Thinks people looked at his lame creepa pic, instead of just fucking with him. Also, he may be an engineer (a faggot). He loves to flaunt himself. Are you gay op?