/sci/ - Science & Math

>read the text
>was suprised the image was not constanza

for real :)

>>3265809
how is that even possible. Stop posting EK.

You can certainly use a black hole to compress 3.42 terabytes into 0 bytes.

We haven't figured out the decompressing part though.

>not using a black hole for data compression

>>3265817
Well, technically it'd still be 3.42 TB, but it would just occupy a singularity.

>>3265822
there we go!

fuck yeah

>>3265825

Unless you know of a way to get information out of a black hole, it ain't any amount of data.

>>3265840

according to Stephen Hawking, you just have to go to the alternate universe where the black hole doesn't exist, but the data does

>>3265840
Care to explain that wild accusation?

>>3265848
>according to a popular science writer who outsourced the task of the actual mathematics to roger penrose and has a reputation because he should be dead...

>>3265863

a way is a way is a way

never heard of this anime, dont know much about chinese cartoons

>>3265892
THEY'RE NOT CHINESE THEY'RE KORYAN

>>3265895
DON'T YOU EVER DARE TO CALL MY SINGAPOREAN CARTOONS KORYAN YOU MOGREL

>>3265908
You disgust me. I watch only Japanese animations, like Avatar.

>>3265908
I AM NOT FROM MOGRELIA GO FUCK AKIRA THE HOON

would the compression paradox apply here?
the more the black hole compress the more the data gets bigger and swallows the black hole?

>expect lots of nerd rage and scientific shit
>lots of memes and general 4chan bullshit

>the most scientific comments are shit i read on wikipedia

>/sci/ - bullshit

>>>/a/50967542
>36 bytes is sent by the the cellphone, but that is done by 3.42TB/36 different dimension, each sending different packets of the data. Using the wormholes created by the black hole, the data is converged onto the target dimension, resulting in 3.42TB received.

We don't know how black holes work. We can't even be sure they exist, let alone follow our mathmatical theorums. How do you suppose we create and contain a black hole? let alone just to convert it into smaller space only for it to expand again.

>>3266108
winrar

>>>/g/18306452

>Black holes are simply sinkholes to particle fountains in other universes.

>If anything it would expand the data.

>>3266138
its true we don't fully understand what black holes are capable of but they are within our reach

I believe the first one was made and successfully operational in Germany, that is all I know.

Did you really have to repost this from /a/?

And I like Steins;Gate...

>>3266031
Welcome to /sci/.

>>3266182
The hadron collider? That's in switzerland.

Also, they never made black holes, it's just a theory of the result of 2 of these hadrons physically touching each other. Also it's not containable, in fact if it happened the whole world would probably be destroyed, seeing as black holes themselfes cannot be destroyed.

>>3266192

He may be thinking of antimatter which I believe CERN has made.

>>3266031

>expect lots of nerd rage and scientific shit
>lots of memes and general 4chan bullshit

>the most scientific comments are shit i read on wikipedia

>/sci/ - bullshit

Surprised?

Here's a tip: Anything to do with time-travel is shit. Participating in these threads only makes you look more like a retard.

>>3266271
I have come from the future to tell you you're a faggot and always will be a faggot.

>>3266192

Actually, black holes can easily be destroyed since they naturally destroy themselves by emitting Hawking Radiation. This effect takes a very long time to disintegrate black holes from supermassive stars, but would be over in a mater of microseconds from a black hole with the mass of colliding subatomic particles.

>>3266299
In theory.

In theory, communism works.

In theory.

>>3266302
No.

>>3266304
Yes.

So anyone here wanna explain me what she babbling about here ?

>>3266310

Being a singularity, wouldn't the most information a black hole could hold be 1 bit?

Since it's pretty much a giant particle.

a friend sent me this via Enternet mail

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2011/05/23/3224174.htm?section=world

>>3266310

A variety of unrelated scientific terms. They're not even from the same fields.

>>3266310

She is simply stating that you should delete your shitty troll thread and feel much shame.