/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3589649
no fat dolphans he says

>>3566792
Multi-generational starships.

You know hydrogen is the biggest troll tech ever don't you? People who make hydrogen don't make it form water they make it by catalyzing the carbon out of natural gas. So in reality hydrogen just throws away a good portion of energy in natural gas to produce a fuel that is harder to store.

You do know that it is easier to run a car of natural gas than hydrogen right?

>>3487597
>Stop Dave, I'm Afraid‏
>I'm sorry Dave

You fail at failing

Angry Scientist i loves you and all your gerble experiments. I would donate shit for you but I'm too stingy to give cash and I don't know if I have anything I can male you that you need.

Just a word of caution, this is some dangerous craps your playing with, i saw the mith busters suck someone into there head with a diving helmet. if you use a tank you can have a just as deadly but less messy mishap of overpresurasation. If you are serous about selling these to people make sure you form an llc so it is harder for them to sue you personally when someone dies.

I hope you get to make a rebreather that scrubbes the co2, I have looked at the chimistry and it dosent seem too hard to recharge the scrubbers during a dive so you should be able to make a dive suit that can let you stay under water for several days at a time.

anyways good luck and dont harass fat dolphans anymore k

So I'm thinking of a story set in a declined civilization. For lighting they use these hollow neutrally buoyant vacuum spheres made of perfectly reflective surfaces. The spheres are dotted with tiny gaps just smaller than the width of hydrogen atoms. They where charged thousands of years ago with an extremely bright source of light and a small portion of the photons escape through the gaps continually creating thousands of years of lighting but they slowly deplete like radioactive decay. These balls are rare and valuable but also dangerous weapons, when one is smashed it causes extensive damage and blindness so its against the law to have one around the king.

whadya think, is my science sound?

but soon computers will drive our electric cars for us

>>3064907
I work for the department of redundancy department.

Yall know that over millions of years many of such asteroids have already landed on the moon.

What if a commit from the oort cloud smashes into earth and turns it into water world

Binary was invented by a man that was misinterpreting ancient Chinese text.

Your face when mom doesn't think acetic acid is real.

Your face when mom dosen't think acidic acid is a real thing.

One obstacle is that human sperm don't try to fuck chimp eggs and chimp sperm don't fuck human eggs. The sperm tracking mechanistic are not compatible. Not much of a problem for scientists though you can inject the sperm directly.

Second obstacle is chromosomal differences. There are several major reversals and a split to deal with or not. If you injected sperm into the eggs you would probably get a few un viable mixes but a few viable ones too so try it 10 times get 3 humanizes. Only problem is the offspring would not be fertile to either species. You could go in and chop up and splice the chromosomes and fix the chromosomal based infertility. A humanze population would self select the sperm auto tracking to be either human orientated or chimp oriented in a few generations.

There is some evidence that researchers from the US have already made humanizes but terminated them as children. There was some Russian guy trying to do this in the cold war but he was doing it wrong, using orangutan sperm instead of chimp sperm in a Russian girl with out injecting the sperm into the egg.

Anyhow good luck on this quest sci.

>>2666401
You can buy 40% ones today

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I know what you did just now.

>>2378644
You can wash a condom you know.

NASA just found out that lots of plants don't mind being exposed to a hard vacuum for several minutes.