/sci/ - Science & Math

yes

dolphins certainly didnt build it

>>7477054
But homosexuals aren't people.

>>7477063
What did you just say about me m8?

>>7477064
Homosexuals cant read when it says homosexuals aren't people".

>>7477054
>tfw Atlas is just one detector of the LHC
>tfw the LHC is just one of the many experiments operated by CERN
This place is mind-boggling.

>>7477054
No, I don't believe it. For all I know, it's just a bunch of pipes and cables.
Scientists convinced politicians, who are notoriously half-wits, to give them zillions of monies that all went in cheap alcohol and ladies of the night.
It doesn't work and they make up the numbers and the fancy partacles.

>>7477264
I really want to go...
>captcha: bananas

>>7477349

>>7477337
Just devote your life to particle physics, and get a job at CERN and see for yourself whether or not it works.

>>7477054
The Saturn V was far harder to build. Remember when the Nazis first started ballistic missile development they couldn't even get the thing to fly out of Germany let alone the moon. The V-2 programme was also more expensive then the entire Manhattan project. Particle accelerators are basic as fuck and don't have to operate in high stress environments, this one just has a lot of bells and whistles.

This picture has always amazed me. The fact that a bunch of apes can understand enough things as to desing such a thing like a fucking rocket leaves me flabbergasted every time I think about it.

It's Von Braun with a few Saturn V early engines. I'm not an expert on the matter, so if what I said is not right please correct me.

>>7477559
>Particle accelerators are basic as fuck
Get a load from this guy

>>7477337
gr8 b8 m8 i r8 8/8

>>7477337
people shouldn't shitpost on /sci/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSCX78-8-q0

> 1000 years from now

>>7477622
this is ant-tier engineering

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTJQTc-TqpU

Magnasanti
A perfect Sim City 3000 city.

>>7477590
Explain what is so complex about them?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMYYEsKvHvk

>>7477700
That's terrifying

>>7477054
>10,000 years into the future
>people will say the ruins at CERN were built by ancient ayylmaos

Wakefield accelerators closed CERN.

I still think it's pretty neat-o.

>>7477635
Could it be said that those images are like what our eyes would actually see at that scale or is it just some sort of representation of the energy that the electron microscope detects? My understanding is that theres no way to actually visually see an atom because they are like 99.9% empty space.

>>7477061

>>7477635
this is bullshift right ?

>>7478405
wakefield accelerators don't work yet.

>>7478336
ayy lmao

>>7477676
Aside from the accelerating cavities which increase the energy 1000s of magnets are need to steer, focus and shape the beam as it travels along its orbit. To achieve this 1000s of diagnostics are required to keep track of what the beam is doing at every point around the ring. All this extra stuff in the line also creates "wakefields" which basically are undesired EM fields which impede the beam. In addition, a focussed beam does not want to stay focussed, which is fairly obvious as you have all these like charges in close proximity. These are effects that need to he combatted. I'm not even going to mention all the RF considerations like synchrotron tune and transition energy.

>>7477635
what the fuck did I just watch

>>7478880
>wakefield accelerators don't work yet.
Of course they work. They are already operating in several laboratories. CERN is an irrelevant thing of the past. It should be closed.

>>7477589
Those giant-ass F-1 engines produce an absolutely mind boggling amount of thrust

>>7477154
What the fuck did you just fucking say about me, you little bitch? I’ll have you know I graduated top of my class in the Navy Seals, and I’ve been involved in numerous secret raids on Al-Quaeda, and I have over 300 confirmed kills. I am trained in gorilla warfare and I’m the top sniper in the entire US armed forces. You are nothing to me but just another target. I will wipe you the fuck out with precision the likes of which has never been seen before on this Earth, mark my fucking words. You think you can get away with saying that shit to me over the Internet? Think again, fucker. As we speak I am contacting my secret network of spies across the USA and your IP is being traced right now so you better prepare for the storm, maggot. The storm that wipes out the pathetic little thing you call your life. You’re fucking dead, kid. I can be anywhere, anytime, and I can kill you in over seven hundred ways, and that’s just with my bare hands. Not only am I extensively trained in unarmed combat, but I have access to the entire arsenal of the United States Marine Corps and I will use it to its full extent to wipe your miserable ass off the face of the continent, you little shit. If only you could have known what unholy retribution your little “clever” comment was about to bring down upon you, maybe you would have held your fucking tongue. But you couldn’t, you didn’t, and now you’re paying the price, you goddamn idiot. I will shit fury all over you and you will drown in it. You’re fucking dead, kiddo.

Mankind's greatest achievement is HD porn.

>>7478844
>>7478851
>>7478937
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xA4QWwaweWA

>>7478954
Wakefield accelerators are still much harder to control than RF cavities.
>being this much of a fedora about particle accelerators

>>7477054
> Like holy crap.

el, aitch... yeah I C what you did there Op.

>>7477559
>>7477590
This is not the accelerator, but the detector. Burning a shit ton of rocket fuel from a nozzle vs detecting elementary particles is entirely different tiers.

>>7478844
Our eyes see a representation of the intensity (and wavelength [colour]) of electromagnetic waves detected in a small part of the EM spectrum.
The TEM detects the intensity of transmitted electrons through a sample.
>theres no way to actually visually see an atom because they are like 99.9% empty space
Depends on what you transmit through the atom. For electrons the atom is not transparent for visible light mostly not. Imagine that someone created a neutrino microscope. Everything would seem transparent when viewed through it.

Artificial genetic recombination will change all life as we know it.

CERN, space ships, furbies, nothing compares to that single achievement. Except maybe AI, but that hasn't fully been achieved yet.

/thread

>>7479221
Universities make particle accelerators all the time. Has a university ever made a rocket to the moon?

>>7477061
Is there something you know that I don't know about?

Humans are oily, lanky, skinny monkeys without fur. But we sure can do some neat shit thatthe average person can't fathom.

You probably wouldn't get an average person to understand the Large Hadron Collider in one hour of talking about it. Takes 5 minutes if you're not completely retarded, though.

>>7479313
I'm sure they would if they could afford it and needed to.

>>7479039

holy fuck you need help seriously

>>7479430
This is very very old pasta. I knew that /sci/ was insulated from the rest of 4chan by a concept wall but I never knew it was a two day insulation. This pasta is as old as John! How new are you, really.

Otherwise, good thread. I'd love to see some of our interplanetary exploits if anyone has them.

>>7477054

I live right above it.

So, to put it simply: September 23rd = AYY LAMO?

>>7479430
Get the fuck out.

>>7477662
>3+ years for a Sim city build
What kind of autism is this

>>7479430
Hello newfriend!
Did you just arrive from reddit

>>7479261
What you sa is basically the door to RL X - men and humans that have superhuman abilities that might even be far from things that are expected.

AI is basically what could salvage us, but also what could destroy us.

Maybe both will go hand in hand.

>>7479039
OH YEAH?! WELL AT LEAST I DON'T SPEND MY TIME SUCKING DICKS IN THE BATHROOM AT OLIVE GARDEN, YOU DIRTY ROTTEN LOWDOWN SLIMY FILTHY DISGUSTING GLUTTONOUS HOGLIKE MOTHER FUCKING COCK SUCKING SON OF AN INCESTUOUS PEDOPHILE SHEMALE RAPIST PROSTITUTE. GET YOUR MOM'S DICK OUT OF YOUR MOUTH. DO YOU KNOW WHAT I'M GONNA DO? I'M GONNA SHIT UP YOUR ASS. STOP FOR A MOMENT AND REALLY GRASP THAT STATEMENT. I AM LITERALLY GOING TO SHIT UP YOUR ASS. I WILL TAKE MY PANTS OFF, RIP YOUR PANTS OFF, OUR SPHINCTERS WILL TOUCH, AND I WILL SHIT. YOU WILL TRY TO COUNTERSHIT, BUT MY SPHINCTER WILL OVERCOME, AND I WILL PUSH A LOG OF SHIT FROM MY ASS UP AND INTO YOUR BODY. THIS IS WHAT SHALL OCCUR. YOU KNOW WHAT ELSE? I WILL PISS IN A POT. I WILL ADD CORNSTARCH TO THE PISS AND BOIL IT UNTIL IT GETS REALLY THICK, LIKE SAUCE. I WILL POUR THE THICKENED PISS INTO A PLASTIC CONTAINER AND PUT IT IN THE FRIDGE UNTIL IT HARDENS INTO A FIRM JELLO. I WILL THEN CUT IT INTO RECTANGLES, BATTER IT IN A MIX OF MILK, FLOUR, AND EGGS, AND DEEP FRY IT AT 375 UNTIL GOLDEN BROWN, FLIPPING ONCE SINCE THEY FLOAT. AND I WILL SERVE YOU MY DEEP FRIED PISS.

>>7481260

this pasta amused me more than it should have. polite sage for not-science, but also kek.

>>7479430
>>7479457

The best part is that none of you flat earthers and holocaust deniers will ever contribute anything to human achievement, and the best you can do is go on shooting sprees to bring everyone else down.

>>7481260
holy fucking kek it's 4 am, I'm sitting on the toilet pushing out a monster turd and I am fucking dead of laughter

human beings walked on her face.

>>7479039
USA sucks and u too.

>>7479039
usa is like group generator for nobrainers like u

>>7481869
Yeah but they did it 100 years too soon

>>7481873
>>7481876
this fucking guy

Smartphones always have awed me as the only really futuristic thing that's happened in our future. The fact that a small rectangle that fits in the palm of your hand can tell you exactly where you are, contact people almost anywhere in the world and access information about almost everything humanity knows in a matter of seconds, and can keep doing this for hours or even days, has always impressed me.

>>7477700
the real bomb would have been around 100 megatons, they decreased its power so it would not create any nuclear fallout

What's more amazing is that there simultaneously exist cultures on this planet that built particle accelerators and shot functioning machines into outer space at the same time as cultures that haven't yet invented the wheel

>>7478336
> Implying that it won't be completely dismantled and recycled in the next 100 years.

>>7479313
A rocket to the moon doesn't give them any new knowledge. A particle accelerator gives them new avenues to explore and research. Going to the moon is a peasant endeavor, and Universities aren't run by peasants.

>>7482120
>Going to the moon is a peasant endeavor
Retarded dumbfucks like this

>>7479337
>in one hour of talking about it. Takes 5 minutes if you're not completely retarded, though

I find it usually depends on the person explaining. Some people really suck at describing something they understand. They spend an hour talking, going off on unnecessary tangents, when another person could have summed it all up in 5min. Obviously some people are able to pay attention longer than others, and have a stronger knowledge base to work with, but the "story teller" is still the deciding factor on how well you can understand something.

>>7479430
I understand it is a copy pasta, but I agree with you. People who think that shit is funny need to get help.

>>7482124
Let me clarify. By peasant endeavor I do not mean that it is a simple task, but that doing said task is only glorified and dreamed about by peasants (that is, the uneducated low/middle class). There is nothing to be gained by building a rocket and going to the moon; it's a waste of money, especially for Universities. Working on components for satellites that can help to measure some type of phenomenon is a far better use of resources.

But please, continue with your well thought out rebuttals. You are really making your case very well.

>>7482156
The irony.

>>7482124
Not him but I agree that human spaceflight in general is a more peasant endeavour than space science/robotic space exploration. That's what Steven Weinberg thinks as well : http://www.space.com/4357-nobel-laureate-disses-nasa-manned-spaceflight.html

>>7482156
>There is nothing to be gained by building a rocket and going to the moon; it's a waste of money,

One of the first ever integrated circuit-based computers had to be developed from scratch to serve as the Apollo guidance computer which told the lunar lander where to fucking land. "Space age technology" was literally coined from the advancement of technology that the Apollo program was responsible for.

>Working on components for satellites that can help to measure some type of phenomenon is a far better use of resources.

Yeah and where do you think all that came from? the 10+ years they spent working day and night on the Apollo program and its related systems. Thats where they actually discovered how to operate in space and what could and couldn't be done.

>>7482167
Your argument only justifies the first missions, carried out by NASA. It's great that they produced technology vital for further research into space. But why go back? What more can we gain by sending a rocket to the moon? And the lander tech could have been achieved without a manned flight, and then robotic tech would have been researched earlier.

It should also be said that the first missions were carried out by NASA, not Universities. Universities have nothing to gain by building rockets and trying to get to moon. Going to the moon in general won't be necessary until we develop a fusion technology and Helium-3 becomes needed.

>>7477589
Racist douchebag

>>7479039
Still one of the best copypasta in all of 4chan.

>>7482189

Brilliant racist douchebag.

I have respect for the guy. He wanted to build rockets. Thats all he wanted to do, the only thing he cared about and he didnt let jack stop him from doing it.

Even villains have admirable traits.

>>7482189
>>7482199

>implying von braun had any racial agenda

He was a young guy and Hitler offered to fund his hobby and supply him with men and resources to make it happen who would say no?

>>7482182

If everyone had this attitude, humans would still wandering the african plains scratching themselves.

'Why bother trying to figure out this bronze stuff? What can it do that stone cant? Waste of time.'

>>7479313
universities make particle accelerators all the time... shitty small ones the same as they do with rockets. Going big beyond the previous limits is always a different story. But looking at the calculations needed to succeed, a rocket to the moon is a kid's toy compared to the computing systems of CERN alone not to speak about countless generations of detector designs. There's the reason we went to the moon in the sixties but still struggle with particle detection (even if we know exactly what we're looking for)

>>7482189

>>7477054
the research into this shit is real...

>>7482204
Your drawing absurd conclusions based on what I said. There is a difference between sitting around scratching yourself and realizing a pointless endeavor. If we have already been to the moon, seen all it has to offer, and realized our resources would be better spent elsewhere, than why keep on pursuing it? Your logic isn't rational. If everyone was like this, than our entire world would be starving.

>>7482298

I think the other poster's logic is, how the hell do you know that we've seen all the moon has to offer? That's a pretty vast assumption.

>>7482204
Wow this board is so racist

>>7479039
What the fuck did you just fucking say about me, you little bitch? I’ll have you know I graduated top of my class in Triple Integration Theory and I’ve been involved in numerous secret math classes on triple integrals and I have over 300 confirmed triple integrals computed I am trained in triple integration and I’m the top triple integrater in the entire US. You are nothing to me but just another triple integral. I will wipe you out with precision the likes of which has never been seen before on this Earth, with muh barnett's identity. Mark my fucking words. You think you can get away with saying that shit to me over the Internet? Think again, fucker. As we speak I am contacting jacob barnett so we can kick your ass. The storm that wipes out the pathetic little thing you call your ego. I can be anywhere, anytime, and I out triple integral you in over seven hundred ways, and that’s just with my bare hands. Not only am I extensively trained in mathematics, but I have access to the entire arsenal of geniuses like jacob barnett and I will use it to its full extent to wipe your miserable ass off the face of any math competition. You’re fucking owned, kiddo. Consider yourself triple integrated.

>>7482140
that's depressing

>>7482140
>future alienchan will be like "GUYS IT'S JUST A NORMAL ROCK FORMATION I KNOW MY SHIT GO BACK TO REDDIT TINFOIL HATTERS"

>>7482182
I want you to know that you're right but you're expressing your point in a really annoying smug way that puts everyone off.

For those who are not getting it, we already got to the moon and our technology already progressed to the point it's not a challenge worthy enough to put money into, nor will give us materials that will justify it. It's better to aim for mars instead.

>>7481260
Omg top fucking kek

>>7483150
Just like those guys that say we already know everything about our solar system.

>>7484069
Don't we?

>>7484046
>not black science alien told me these were natural rock formations humans don't exist. Can I get an upglorx?

>>7479028
So does your mom.

>>7481094
Meh, I'm fine with AI destroying us so as long as they go on to do greater things.

>>7477054
yeah and they were engineers

>>7487524
>Engineers who wouldn't have built it if it weren't for physicists telling them how to build it, what it does, and why it matters.

Face it, engineering is glorified road construction.

>>7477054
From the very first time I saw it, I thought it looked like a Doom 3 level.

>>7487526
Well, ok, but that means computers and planes and every piece of technology in the world is just a glorified road.

>>7481869
The moon has similarities to Pluto in its appearance. It's like the grey Pluto.

>>7478844
So if I can't see atoms because they are 99.9% empty space.. And you are 100% atoms.. Then I shouldn't be able to see you, right? Because the vast majority of what I see would be whatever is behind you that is passing through the 99.9% empty space that is you unimpeded

>>7484139
How did the Earth form? We can't answer that and we've lived here literally for the entire lifespan of our species.

However, there are clues out in the universe. Was the moon once a part of the Earth? Well it was really difficult to send robots to analyze samples back when we were using slide rules to calculate orbital mechanics, and it was even harder to send robots to collect and return rocks, so we sent people.

Rosetta/Philae have been studying 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko (a comet) for just over a year now. Philae even landed on the comet (several times). This is important because it is very unlikely that anything has touched this space rock since its formation. For a billion years it has sat alone and isolated. Understanding how this rock formed could answer questions about Earth's formation.

That's just a single question about a very small part of our universe scientists are trying to answer with these missions.

We understand very, very little.

>>7482156

This is gud.

Well, /sci/, do you think we are stagnating, or that we will only continue to improve exponentially? Do you think we'll even be alive to reach the singularity? Will we even become a type I civilization? Also, do you believe we live in an age where most of us will have access to life-extending technology so that we might see it all unfold?

Personally I think that's all too optimistic. I don't think we'll nuke ourselves off the face of the planet, but I think as resources become less available and shit we'll slowly decline.

>>7477063
no but doozers are

>>7481919

>underrated

>le human achievements pop-science xD

Do your homework kids.

>>7477054
Monrovia, Liberia

>>7488650
this

Every waking minute that is not spend doing homework is a minute spent ruining your life.

Is this basically White people are awesome: the thread?

>>7488674
Every scientist or mathematician worth a damn has been a white male

>>7479261

Will furries be real one day?

>>7488918

Furfag here. We are real. Lock up your cats.

>>7488698
Not true. In medieval times Arab and Chinese scientists and mathematicians kicked white ass. The guys who developed trigonometry and algebra were not white.

>>7482182
Granted just going for the sake of going serves no purpose, but there are plenty of challenges still to be met by making missions to the moon. Long term habitation is the main reason to go. How to design and build habitation modules, how to create a base that can supply it's own basic needs like water, food, and electricity. How to do things like mineral extraction and dirt moving in low gravity environments. All of these are theoretical, all of them are necessary for a trip to Mars (estimates place it at 2 yr round trip minimum), and all of these are technologies which can be developed and refined by planning further trips to the moon. Yes we know how to get to the moon. Yes we know how to walk around on it, and yes we know how to leave when we are done, but there is still a lot to learn from the moon

>>7477700
One time I took shrooms and watched nuclear explosion videos it was weird and frightening

>>7488947
>Lock up your cats.
Furries just fap to human females.
There are exceptions but 99% of furry art features human physiology.

>>7489003
>females

I strongly believe the most fapped to are males

>>7477061
HHGTTG confirmed

>>7488956
Not him, but you still have to consider that it took white men's hand to put that knowledge into good use.

>>7477264
Pretty positive CERN is a massive global conspiracy that knows how to time travel and rules the world

>>7477635
Those are just fucking marbles

>>7477054
And then you realize that probably not a single CERN scientist visits 4chan. Real scientists don't give a shit about this place and rightfully so.

>>7482107
> Implying your too autistic to understand a joke

>>7483819
> "Consider yourself triple integrated"

Memetier kek

>>7480974
The productive kind

>>7483549
Wow, you actually believe there can be racism? There's only one race.

>>7487526
No, you face that physicists are just over glorified autists. At least road constructors are useful.

Please lord Shiva, destroyer of worlds, please do your cosmic dance once more in September when they start the CERN Hadron Collider.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29t-p0YIhCc

So, I heard that CERN had spent months preparing for the LHC. That the last times they didn't use full power, but that they will now, is that true?

>Please lord Shiva, destroyer of worlds, please do your cosmic dance once more in September when they start the CERN Hadron Collider.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29t-p0YIhCc

>>7478851
>>7478937
>>7489023
this is not bullshit
my uncle was gifted a photo of a bunch of photons forming his age on his birthday by some STEM bros once. and im fairly sure you would not see the atoms in that way. a scanning tunneling microscope sees it like that...

>>7489721
liar

>>7489031
There was a guy from CERN trolling /pol a little while back

>>7489031
>le worthless 4chan meme
gtfo

>>7489454
lmao what a fucking bender

>>7477054
Can you believe humans destroyed this shit? Like holy crap
>human achievements thread

>>7490975

>>7478844
>>7478851
>>7478937
>>7489023
No it isn't bullshit. This is one of the uses of the scanning tunneling microscope. Using quantum tunneling and by measuring the tunneling current of a probe (metal tip) over the surface of nanoparticles, one can map out the topography. See the tunneling current will vary depending on the probe surface distance.

IBM also managed to move carbon monoxide molecules and thus produced this movie.

>>7477635
>Someone got funding for this

>>7477635
I still don't understand what the space between the atoms is. If it's on a copper plate shouldn't we be seeing copper atoms?

>>7477054
The super colliding super collider is nearly three times as long

>>7477054
>implying humans arent being directed by highly advanced alien races

>>7477635
SCIENCE

>>7477054
>A FUCKING TUBE

>>7477054
It's just a bunch of magnets in a really long tube man

>>7489454
It wasn't working properly so they couldn't run it at full power

>>7481883
No, they did it because they were at war and didn't want to die.

If in 100 years such motivation returns and the threat of launching black holes from Pluto exists, then man will go to Pluto.

Not because it is easy, not even because it is hard. But because we want to kill each other

>>7481919
>smart phones are the only thing
>proceeds to list off many advanced technological achievements like GPS, the internet infrastructure, the collective storage and organization of information on the internet, decades of computer engineering, microarchitectures, and portable energy technology
>only

>>7489003
>anthro porn has human physiology

no shit

>>7482182
Your argument relies on your opponents having complete ignorance of all the other experiments carried out by all the scientists involved with the latter Apollo missions, and of the experiments continued long after we stopped sending people to the moon.

Fucking unbelievable that you are even having this argument when you can't do an ounce of research before drawing your conclusions. That's like the definition of uneducated

>>7478333
don't worry anon. They only built one because ICBM's can't carry it and any pilot that tried to drop it will get himself vaporized in the blast.

>>7490927
>>7489721
oh god ATOMS ATOMS not photons what the fuck was I thinking

>>7479430
How can you not know what this pasta is

>>7491246
You can.

>>7491996
err ahh, we will go to the moon, naught because it is easy, but because it is hahrd.

>>7493034
your uncle gave a you a mirror

>>7477054
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000OVLJSC/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1440697267&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70&keywords=human+accomplishment

Human Accomplishment by Charles Murray (one of the co-authors of The Bell Curve) does a good job of laying it all down.

>>7491489
REDDIT

>>7477054
The structure in the pic doesn't look to complex.
Just a lot of bars and simple forms.

>>7477635
Kind of a boring plot, but nice soundtrack.

6/10

>>7489016
Not really. The Ottoman Empire had pretty competent architects and engineers, they could use their maths on their own.

Also using "whites" in this context is a bit silly. European or at least Westerners would fit better.

>>7492001

The background tech is part of what makes it so impressive. All of the different globe spanning networks, all these different fields, coming together to make what is in my eyes an incredibly capable device. Given we were promised flying cars and bases on the Moon back in the 80's, smartphones are one of the few things that make me feel like I'm living in the future.

>>7488050
Tokamak, beautiful isn't it?

Guys..the love of a mother for a son, the help of a volunteer, a life used a shield for a cause..this is the true beauty, and amongst the highest there is the love for God

>>7493541

I see rainbows! Are there unicorns too? They should at least use a unicorn logo. It would be so kick ass if the first cost-effective fusion power used unicorns and rainbows as it's logo.

>>7493567
Don't tell anyone, but fusion reactors actually work by locking a unicorn inside of the "fusion reactor" then have it endlessly chase a magical carrot.

Infinite energy for 0 cost, magic I tell you

>>7477628
I know man I actually come to /sci/ to learn.

I'll just leave this here.

>>7493578
Not unicorns, it's zombies running a treadmill chasing a piece of meat or something.

The ISS never fails to amaze me.
Look at this shit! There are humans living in space right now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpNUZzVC8NM

>>7493690
>people who failed to get a job at ITER.jpg

>>7493698
ITER is an overbloated meme project. Wendelstein has a chance of being a real reactor.

>>7481970
pretty sure all nuclear weapons create fallout
it's radioactive dust...

>>7493507
What is this from?

This pile of bricks and planks is the first working CT scanner.

>designing this with pen and paper

Also, MRI machine is a piece of tech we got by some freak accident. I mean, on a galactic scale, human civilization tech level was probably quite a few notches below space magic tier that is MRI, when it was developed. We're catching up now, of course, but it still a bonus technology.

>An electric appliance which has electricity running its circuits while UNPLUGGED from outside electric supply.
>Will violently convert into thermal energy if not supercooled 24/7/365
>Material study-graded models can achieve magnetic field power that will warp iron molecules in blood.
>encoding spins of atoms in three dimensions by precisely applied radio waves of certain length, frequency and timing
>deconvoluting chaos of radiowaves emitted in all directions from each cubic millimeter of a living body into a picture or even a video with voodoo shit like fourier transform in k-space

>the guy who invented the MRI is a biblical creationist

>>7493933

Deus Vult!

>>7493541
>>7493690
>A FUCKING DONUT

>>7494076

>all cool stuff is a donut

MRI was "discovered" by a guy who loved fucking with NMR when people were gone overnight at Stony Brook.

It serves as a good example for why basic research is important.

>>7494123
that piece of wood and spirit level...

>>7489454
The statue is lighted
statue is lighted
is lighted
lighted

> nope

>>7491477
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superconducting_Super_Collider

>>7477654
Holy shit this is fascinating, why haven't I heard about this before?

>>7493933

Tell me more

>>7495349
laying fiber optic lines on the ocean floor is nothing new

>>7495495
Fun fact, Lord Kelvin became Lord Kelvin for doing this.

>>7491883
Step the fuck up.

>>7494167

I think its just a dirty metal bar that they use for QC.

>>7489078

>>7493485
shhh

no tears...

>>7496289
the file name just fucking got me kek/10

>>7493658
fake and gay

>>7496786