/sci/ - Science & Math

Konrad Zuse

>>12778113

>>12778113
Wow so edgy, OP. I bet that will really make your parents mad!

>>12778113
> He thinks the USA actually put men on the Moon.
ngmi

>>12778113
Anaxagoras. The US would have never even known what the moon really was without him.

>>12778113
>former National Socialist scientist
>USA would have never put a man on the moon without him
>USA put a man on the moon
surely this will generate a lot of replies.
very subtle, an excellent attempt.

>>12778113
hard to pick just one

>>12779801
Don't put Tesla and Einstein in with those faggots.

>>12778113
Mine too. Nothing edgy about it Vin Braun was one of the greatest minds of the century and will be remembered forever. Probably long after Hitler.

>>12778113

>>12778113
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjDEsGZLbio

>>12778113
Ludwig Prandtl. That old nazi basically formulated modern aerodynamics.

>>12778113
>pic related
>revolutionary mathematician
>die at twenty
if you want to shine like the sun, first you have to burn like it.

>>12778116
this
and very underrated
the media are only able to talk about Alan Turing because he was gay, but the first actual computers were built by Zuse in germany.

>>12779801
too many noses / melanin in this pic

>>12778113
>The USA would have never put a man on the moon without him.
And von Braun himself said that the reason the USA put a man on the moon was because of Jack Parsons

>>12780316
he made the first high level programming language and released the first actually functional computer to the public market. IBM knew of him and his research early on, they bought some of his patents I think, he also inspired a version of Algol. Then Siemens bought his computer company. Zuse's binary based design for floating point numbers is still very relevant obviously too. And most of his work he did alone in isolation.
I've read comments online where people explain his lack of fame by saying Zuse didn't affect anything in the long run before they go on about Babbage/Ada and Turing as the founders.
It's nonsensical drivel, Turing deserves a spot for theoretical computer science sure, and while Babbage worked on an interesting machine his accomplishments lay in building and designing important machines for the industrial revolution.
While Turing is certainly overrated he deserves a spot of notable people in the history of computing. Babbage is as connected to it in a semi "similar" way to how the Antikythera mechanism is connected to it honestly. Ada was his assistant and a mathematician, just pushed.
She doesn't even have to be pushed to show women in the field, Hamilton was good for the engineering principles needed for good software, Hopper made one of the first linkers and Booth made good contributions to assembly language.
There's no single inventor of the computer and computer languages, it's all very interconnected but Zuse should be recognized as the giant he is.

>>12780301
Based

Based

>>12778113
Robert MacArthur

>>12778113
Fritz Haber.

>>12778827
Where was the edge?

>>12778113
They didn't put a man on the moon with him either lol

>>12778113
E. O. Wilson :^)

Isaac Newton

>>12778827
What is edgy about Wernher von Braun? He is an American hero.

>>12787296
say that to the victim of V1 and V2 rocket.

>>12787310
It was during war time, I doubt they were thinking about who designed the ordinance.

>>12787310
Take your meds, I don't try to talk to the dead.

>>12786219
underrated

>>12787296
and also nazi war criminal

>>12778113

>>12778113
>The USA would have never put a man on the moon without him.

That's where YOU are WRONG, manlet. If you'd be properly educated (so litereally everywhere else outside of Muhrica), then you would have watched the pic related documentary. The real people behind NASA were BLACK WOMAN, but of course you racists cannot comprehend that with your tiny minds.

I suggest you watch documentaries and documentary movies about REAL PEOPLE instead of your avangers and marvel facist white propaganda bullshit.

Saged.

>>12788392

>I came hard.

>>12788392
>literally the one on the right

>>12788304
>nazi war criminal

>>12778113

>>12788426
kek

For me, it's the bongo master

>>12779844
based choice desu

>Could you patent the sun

Henry Bessemer, without him the industrial revolution wouldn't have happened.

>>12778113
basic as fuck but reading the Feynman lectures was actually what actually got me interested in Physics and Science in general in the first place

The greatest mathematician of the 20th century. I love him because he pissed on academia face.

unlearn what is untrue

>>12778113
Bob the Builder, taught me that, yes, we CAN fix it.

>>12789563
I forgot to add, he is a Scientist, he discovered that we can fix it.

>>12789567
Using Quantum tunneling, via his cat's arsehole. Schrodinger's successor.

>>12778113
>The USA would have never put a man on the moon without him
You don't think it would have just taken longer without him? Like without him in 2021 they still wouldn't have built a rocket yet?

>>12789633
>meanwhile american rockets in 2021

>>12788752
The industrial revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.

>>12787310
I hope you apply the same kind of standards to the American scientists who made the atom bomb ?

>>12778113
Oh my god fuck off /pol/tard. M00t should have never let you retards back in here. Remember to report and sage, I'm hitting up the admins on IRC if this shit is still in the catalog.

>>12786478
based, will never be topped

>>12778113
josef mengele

>>12786219
this
he deserves all the appreciation and respect for his ideas about the best ways of gassing the brits

The famous German scientist Albert Einstein. He did a lot of good things before becoming a traitor and leaving his home country for a slightly higher salary.
Thank you, Germany, for raising such a great scientist!

>>12778113
The fact that nobody have spoke out in his favor tells that academia is rotten to the core and shoult burn the fuck down. That's not the only reason to burn that shit to the ground of the more based private research centres, but the other reasons you probably know for yourself.

>>12788684
man, wouldn't it have been amazing to be fucked by him in the 40s? I've had several fantasies where I have sex with him as he teaches me physics while fucking me as hard as humanely possible

>>12793147
>“If my theory of relativity is proven successful, Germany will claim me as a German and France will declare me a citizen of the world. Should my theory prove untrue, France will say that I am a German, and Germany will declare that I am a Jew.”

one of the biggest and most influential geniuses of the 20th century

>>12778113
John von Neumann

>>12778113
pic related

>>12787310
War ain't fair

>>12778113
Sheldon Cooper

>>12794658
Fake or not he probably inspired millions of zoomers to go into science

>>12794658
Neil deGrasse Tyson

>>12794685
I know, I'm one of them

>>12793182
He was least important of 3 who figured double helix. Also a lot of what he says lack sciencific basis

>>12778827
They called him a Nazi

>>12788673
>>12791763

Based

>>12794740
>He was least important of 3 who figured double helix.
okay, nigger
>a lot of what he says lack sciencific basis
Give me one example.

>>12778113
>Who is your scientific hero?
mine is former Socialist scientist Wernher von Braun. The USA would have never put a man on the moon without him.

>>12795141
What is the function of those silly military hats?

>>12795147
>>What is the function of those silly military hats?
Would you take orders, or at least understand who the authority figure is if the man was merely bald? Or would you better know who is who if there's a huge obnoxious symbol above his face?

>>12795147
>silly
People used to like hats (mostly for religious reasons) and they were pretty much everywhere in western fashion up until the 60s, by the 90s they were fading.
Normies like you are why.

>>12778113

Idk have any scientific heroes. Comparing myself to others more successful than myself just makes me mad desu.

>>12778113
Probably Mohamed M. Atalla. I can't think of anyone else who has had more influence on modern society.

>>12778113
I am trans btw

>>12787310
He was in charge of it going up, not down.

>>12793044
kek but also because without him Earth's population would be 2 billion as of now and you would be probably a farmer or related.

>>12795209
stand on the shoulders of the giants and stop being a narcissistic fag

>>12778113
I believe wholeheartedly that Sagan was one of the best men to ever live. I wish I could have met him, but hopefully my future would make him proud.

>>12778113
He's a coward and a war criminal. He did not do any physics, he wouldn't know how.

>>12788330
So based