/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3186939
It does, but that's not what heat is. Because each of the molecules are in higher rotavibrational states, the system will tend to lose some of that energy and transfer it into translational energy. Incidentally, the reverse process is how sound can heat a gas.

As I said, "Each of these modes of vibration are almost entirely separate." They do interact.

>>2368905
Guess who is a troll, and is terrible at spreading dogma? Yep you are. Congratulations at failing to convince a single person in your whole life.

>mfw when reading this thread while I'm on 550mg DPH, lots of other drugs.

Tomorrow. Nothing happens we didn't already know. Feelingfags hide in their dissapoint. Tomorrow epic day for those who didn't expect anything but an observation of a young black hole 50million light years away from us.

> friend is taking computer sci. - computer hardware and assembly language
> asks me to help him on homework
> "Dude, fuck this hardware shit, I wanna do some fucking assembly language! I'll be all up in da operating system, hacking internets and shit!"
> mfw he fails hard at assembly because he didn't bother to learn simple things about hardware.

>>2030783
I need to be on that weight loss program. Eat more in the beginning, shed it faster later.

>>2021516
Why so angry? Its just a little bit.

>>2014466

>>1958123
Oh never mind, completely don't know what I'm talking about.

>mfw /sci/ doesn't know