/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3079688
>>3079688
1. Ok, the cancer shit seems legit.

2. Basements: The gas oozes through the concrete from under your house and into your basement... IF you haven't put up plastic sheets around your basement when you built the house.
Radon can't penetrate plastic. Of course do you have to tape/fuse the sheets together.
Above ground: Radon is a gas, but with its properties it will just go upwards because of heat (above air), so this isn't a problem if the basement is impervious.

3. You don't place your house where radon levels are too high. The emission of it from the earth isn't evenly spread.

>Everyone who lives in basements dies faster that others. hurrdurr.
Learn to build proper houses, americunts.

>>2966724
>>2967168
I don't understand what you are having trouble with? Clarify

>>2713658
Bending isn't that hard to do. The Big Magnets are usually needed to accelerate the beams. You need big magnetic fields for that shit, as you are trying to accelerate massive particles near the speed on light.

>>2213017
Its a nice analogy, but I try and not put QM in terms of classical Mech, ever.

The problem is that, observable eignevalues values dont actually exists until observed. Its not like the values are there, "in nature" but our measureing systems is flawed. The actual case is that the values dont fucking exist "in nature", we force the values to exist and fit into a form we can comprehend.

It is not the natural state of things though. The idea that a "eigenvalues" of hermitian operators naturally exist in nature is laughable.

But I imagine you know that already.....

>>1732277
Just treat them as waves. What is so difficult about that? I dont understand what your problem is?