/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12656663
OP is a basic bitch who didn't read the article correctly

>While both generations showed the same basic results, the researchers discovered some worrying trends in the younger cohort.
>"The higher BMI trajectories in the younger generation tend to shift upward at earlier ages relative to their parents," Zheng said.

How bow dat?

>After analyzing data on how the participants' BMI changed over the years, the researchers found that the older generation generally followed one of seven BMI trajectories throughout their lives.
>The younger generation had six trajectories -- there were not enough people who lost weight through their lives to have a downward weight trajectory as was present in their parents' generation.

If you actually lose weight over your lifetimes, this study has nothing to say about you. You are a unicorn.

Aerogel insulated propellant tanks when?

Wouldn't it be practical to not have to dump your expensive cryogenic fuel if the launch is scrubbed?

what should someone with high verbal intelligence but lower than average mathematical intelligence do with their life? is there any place for a chump like me in the modern world? it seems like verbally dominated fields are extremely saturated

>>10396583
kek

>>10398224
double kek

>>10376693
is this what niggers do when they lose arguments?