/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10710720
Yeah why would anyone talk about the mechanics of the universe seriously, especially on a science board.

>>9999341

>literally the smartest person on 4chan

>>7596984
>da gubberment
>muh big pharma
>muh rogue studies
we get it

everyone is against you
you know the underlying truth but the higher ups suppress it
just like every other crackpot schizo out there

>>7552655
>some calculations with what school calculus I remember
top kek
yeah that sure is going to end up being some high-end propulsion epiphany, if it can be modeled and proven with nothing but school calculus

you delusional fool

>>7517940
>We have toys now that hover using little fans, so why is it that someone hasn't enlarged the scale and shoved it into a skateboard with two engines below it for each fan?
why is it that laymen always ask questions that boil down to "WHY HASN'T ANYONE ELSE THOUGHT OF THIS? DUH!" on topics they very obviously have no idea of?

I mean this question alone is so mind bogglingly retarded
>how much force, fans and whatever else would it take to lift a platform of say 450 sq. miles 2800 ft. off of the ground like that city in bioshock infinite?
you want to know the FORCE required to lift an AREA at a defined ALTITUDE
gee, I dunno, last time I calculated forces it had something to do with mass and acceleration, not altitude and area

if you don't even posess a basic understanding of mechanics, let alone aerodynamics, why do you still feel like you know things better than someone who actually studied them?
if we could achieve a hoverboard-like device by simply scaling things up then we would've done it by now, wouldn't we?

>have AS in automotive technology
>got gud with autoCAD
>help design exhaust manifolds at a Toyota plant for $28/hr
>MUH PHD
>MUH MASTERS
>MUH BACHELORS