/sci/ - Science & Math

ITT: Autists so desperate for evidence of ayy lmaos they think NASA is hiding something on Ceres, but won't openly say it because of how ridiculous they know they are being.

Its almost sad they cannot accept such a simple reality that NASA has a whole dwarf planet to study in a limited time frame, and cant just focus on something with a higher albedo in a couple craters.

>>4876046
Those were the times.

I had the tripcode "Pinkie Pie" for almost a week.

>>4832450
There is no way in hell you are going to work with supergravity in Kahler potentials with that sort of cheesy perspective on GR. That's more of a popsci "overview" as opposed to "understanding" what is going on.

How the fuck can you even understand the <span class="math">(M,\mathcal M,\bf F[/spoiler] basis of the field equations without diff geometry? WTF?

>mfw reddit's science boards are significantly better than /sci/

this is my last post ever on this board

Look at me /sci/

Now tell me, what kind of websites do you frequent to keep up with the times? How accurate is their information and are they biased? It can be any kind of news website that you use to keep up with the latest breakthroughs in technology, fashion, food, medicine, science, anything.

All I do is stay inside my house and never leave, I'm always getting left behind, perhaps I would feel better if I kept up with what's going on in the world. Will you help me /sci/ ?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6rOGqoB0b0&feature=related

>>4083394

sage still in all the wrong fields

>Inurdaes
>16 years old
>apparent rocket scientist, astronomer, and astrobiologist