/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12785007
nnnnNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

>>12473063
I bet it could carry a huge nuke.
Nice.

>>12443517

>>11299737
God i cant wait for this blow up on the pad

>>10684525
easy

>>9676145
>Having to pick through the trash just to keep civilization ticking along.
The absolute state of it.

>>9538556
IQ, hard work and creativity are the 3 main components of success at all levels where there is any to be had. Hard work and IQ is important for high levels of success and creativity is required for extreme and success. IQ is just one piece of the puzzle. You like puzzles right anon?

Don't worry guys, if we keep trying maybe one day we'll make it.

>>9451632

The hugh Gap between the Billion Poor People and some few really really Rich People, is causing sinnless deads everyday.

>>9408801

>>9369507
THIS

>>9284947
This man knows not about shielding.
He is not and will not EVER be on par with our scientists.
He may have an affinity towards nature, but he knows not our power.
What we are truly capable of. The atom bomb. 100,000.

The hydrogen bomb,
4,000,000

The Quark Bomb,
1/3 of a continent.

Behold the true power of rage.
The power of mathematics when applied in brute theoretical form.

Muahhahahahaahahahahahahaahah

>>9017794
>be me
>didn't know java
>got a 4
>now in best cs undergrad program worldwide
>mfw

>Its World War 3
>YOU have been selected to work in your government's scientific research division

Where would you fit in /sci/?

I don't know if this is the board to go to, and I'm not doing this for research, just for fun.

Would it be a good idea if I were to take appart some smoke alarms for bits of americium, only to use them to radiate flower seeds to see what grows? I'm curious on what I could do with the tiny bits and also to see what grows from the seeds. Is there an easier way to do this other than taking apart the smoke alarms? And since it's a little ammount that I'm using (I'll make sure to radiate the plants for longer) do I still need some more than basic protection?


I'm doing this anyways, but any advice that helps would be appriciated. Is there any way to do this better?

>>8633157
I suppose if there was something super out of the ordinary we'd have detected that before this - like a dyson sphere.
>>8633565
you'd need 13 more Jupiters to get a brown dwarf with sustaining fusion. Heres an entire article speculating on the different star sizes and jupiter.
https://phys.org/news/2014-02-jupiter-star.html
>>8633659
I think it's just us anon

Is nuclear engineering a good career? What about chemical engineering?