/sci/ - Science & Math

I'm hoping this will be more interesting to you fine folks than whining about high school grades or talking about NASA trying to be important again.

Basically, a bunch of a different sort of nerds are trying to solve this problem. The thread is here: >>>/tg/13003635

The problem is stealth in space, which we figure would only be possible if space weren't so damn cold. So we need to heat space, of course. That's where we're stuck. How do?

Post in this thread or that one, doesn't matter to me.

>>1340867

>highest infant mortality rate of any first world/western developed nation

Has she ever been to France?

>>1298020

>Wide-spread use of laser inertial fusion energy reactors.

Your post started alright, then fucked up.