/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9218998
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What scientific advancements and discoveries do you hope to see within your lifetime?
Which do you expect to see?

Wouldn't raising a clone of yourself be preferable in all aspects to having children "naturally"???

First post here on sci, so apologies if I break any unsaid rules. But I have a question and cannot answer it myself so was wondering if you could:

If the ionisation of atoms is caused by the loss or gain of electrons due to an outside charge attracting/repelling them then why is it that statically charged atoms (that have lost/gained electrons) do not break down and release ionising radiation?

Is it because certain nuclei are more stable, so when they lose one electron they are statically charged but not unstable enough to break down?

and in my rush, that flood detect..

>>4208304
moar you ask?
very well.