/sci/ - Science & Math

ITT: Triangles always have 180 degrees

>>2935419
mfw 3rd year chem.engs couldn't solve this when already taught calculus.

Decided to read the wikipedia article on Thorium...
>Nobel laureate Carlo Rubbia at CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research), has worked on developing the use of thorium as a cheap, clean and safe alternative to uranium in reactors. Rubbia states that a tonne of thorium can produce as much energy as 200 tonnes of uranium, or 3,500,000 tonnes of coal.[15]
My fucking face when
It's practically criminal this isn't being researched to its fullest potential.

>>2410501
>diesel vehicles are not permitted in many states

You've got to be shitting me. The petrol lobby too strong in some states?

>>1981962
>Odds are, they wouldn't know what the fuck to do with themselves and beg to be a slave again.

>>1970851

>>1753164

>>1475976
Fuck guys he might have an idea here.

>>1274664

> voltage measures current

No, fucking NO

>>1274684

This is a correct answer

>>1265289
Bullshit! I know for a fact that's a lie!!

Your blood uses cobalt as an oxygen carrier and that's why it's blue in the body and red outside the body (bonds with nitrogen)

>>1235894
>My face that never got posted

>>1144587
I've already been called a fucking moron for saying there is none.

Then got told to go back to school and ask my physics teacher.

A guy also said obviously there is, cause you hear it when two asteroids hit, and when asteroids hit the earth.

fuuuuuuuuucccckkkkk

>>1040726
>people actually buy that shit