/sci/ - Science & Math

[Smiley No.3685891]

I can prove science exists, can you prove god exists christianfags??
Also pulling all nighter:
>>Give me physics/chemistry topics to research
>>General discussion of space

[Anonymous No.3685903]

>I can prove science exist
do it

[Anonymous No.3685908]

Q: why does space warp down in one direction instead of all around it in all directions in your pic?

Also, you're retarded. Science itself isn't in question. Its conclusions and methods are.

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>pulling all nighter
What are you, twelve?

[Anonymous No.3685911]

>>Give me physics/chemistry topics to research

Rea-search a way to make cornflakes stay crunchy in milk without coating them in sugar

[mtp !EKFQOBEsKo No.3685915]

[Anonymous No.3685918]

There are Christians on /sci/ that aren't trolling?

[Anonymous No.3685919]

>>3685915
>nerds
>sports

pick 1

[Smiley No.3685923]

>>3685903
We have a logical way of explaining and labeling the universe and can use this to manipulate the world around us
>exists*

[Anonymous No.3685934]

>>3685923
prove it, dont just say it

[Anonymous No.3685943]

how would humans go about warping space artificial the way a celestial object does naturally?

[Anonymous No.3685940]

Science is simply man's grasp on existence and the way it functions. For all we know we're wrong as shit.

[Anonymous No.3685957]

>>3685943
create somthing large and dense enough to have a big gravity beam

[Smiley No.3685959]

>>3685908
It's just a representation in one plane.... if it was shown in all planes the picture would look shit. I probably am retarded, but what you gonna do?
>>3685909
I'm not here to discuss my age fucktard
>>to any other haters... op shall always remain a faggot, there is nothing you can do about that

[Anonymous No.3685965]

where there is faith there is a god.

[Smiley No.3685998]

>>3685957
Gravity is hypothesized to propagate as waves, not beams
>>3685943
The use of inter dimensional gravity 'funnels' may be a possibility... but the research atm (as far as I am aware) is very new
>>3685965 I like that =] I'm not a total atheist, I just don't believe in the 'conventional' god

[Anonymous No.3686015]

>>3685998
pretty sure its beams, seeing as how gravity is higher on some places on the earth than others.

[Smiley No.3686031]

>>3686015
That's down to geographical density changes, gravity propagates as a wave and because of this the gravitational 'attraction' of two similar mass bodies is proportional to a 1/4 of the distance I think??

[Anonymous No.3686037]

>gravity beams
notevenwrong

[Anonymous No.3686057]

>>3686031
yes its 1/4 of the distance, but its still beams

waves = beams

>>3686037
indeed

[Smiley No.3686066]

>>3686015
Just had a quick google, apparently there are theoretical way's of forming gravity beams, a part of fringe physics apparently.... but generalised gravity travels as a wave

[Lukas !AMSCIenCEY No.3686074]

>>3685891

>A lot of Jews are intelligent
>The most intelligent ones revolutionize the world in some way
>Intelligent people that revolutionize the world do not tell complete bullshit
>Jesus was a Jew who revolutionize the world
>then Jesus was one of the most intelligent jews
>goto point 3

lol I'm agnostic btw