/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.3785645]

>2011 scientists prove neutrinos can travel faster than light
>2025 first FTL space craft is built
>2107 mankind builds a giant robot to fight hordes of genocidal aliens

[Anonymous No.3785652]

Tesla was right all along!
Einstein got just much more attention because he was a dyslexic jew!

[Anonymous No.3785667]

>>3785645

what has to do the neutrinos FTL with genocidal aliens?

[Anonymous No.3785673]

http://news.yahoo.com/belief-god-boils-down-gut-feeling-104403461.html

science, one day at a time.

[Anonymous No.3785674]

is that picture taken from an episode of Yu-Gi-Oh?

[Anonymous No.3785681]

>>3785674
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAbHxeYY0JY

[Anonymous No.3785712]

>>3785667
What don't they have to do with them?

[Anonymous No.3785717]

ok, but what about hoverboards.

[Anonymous No.3785761]

>>3785717
They only come in pink and are totally radical.

[Anonymous No.3785778]

>>3785681
oh that's awesome, keeps its arms crossed the whole time

[Anonymous No.3785781]

from wikipedia

...[a] magnificent mathematical garb which fascinates, dazzles and makes people blind to the underlying errors. The theory is like a beggar clothed in purple whom ignorant people take for a king ... its exponents are brilliant men but they are metaphysicists rather than scientists ...[78]

I hold that space cannot be curved, for the simple reason that it can have no properties. It might as well be said that God has properties. He has not, but only attributes and these are of our own making. Of properties we can only speak when dealing with matter filling the space. To say that in the presence of large bodies space becomes curved is equivalent to stating that something can act upon nothing. I, for one, refuse to subscribe to such a view.[79]

[Anonymous No.3785787]

>>3785781
>from wikipedia
>doesn't even give a link

[Anonymous No.3785823]

>>3785787
>don't see link in OP
>act smug and arrogant

/sci/ientist general

[Anonymous No.3785863]

>2011 scientists prove neutrinos can travel faster than light
>2439: BattleMech invented

The war over the Inner Sphere has begun.

[Anonymous No.3785880]

>>3785863
BattleMech is rather tame compared to Gunbuster.

[Anonymous No.3785882]

>>3785787
>no link

Who cares? Have you no Google-fu, peon?
here: took about 5 seconds: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Nikola_Tesla/Later_years

[Anonymous No.3785927]

>>3785880
Battletech was written with the idea of having an accurate timeline of human history from the present all the way to the future. It's not the same type of mecha as Gunbuster because it's meant to be more accurate to its history than Gunbuster.

It's not as awesome as Gunbuster because reality rarely is.

[Anonymous No.3785995]

>>3785927
>giant chicken robots
>accurate timeline of human history

[Anonymous No.3786018]

>>3785995
>giant chicken robots
pr

[Anonymous No.3786033]

2011 scientists find evidence suggesting neutrinos can travel faster than light
2011 rumors spread on the internet
2011 everyone gets excited
2011 scientists listen, but are skeptical the systematics were handled properly
2013 other scientists reproduce the experiment, do a better job, find no anomaly
2013 nobody cares
2025 still no people have ventured beyond the moon
2107 mankind wiped out in global thermonuclear war

[Anonymous No.3786063]

>>3785995
I don't see a problem, if you were to actually go read how a mech is built, you would understand that it actually isn't very far-fetched to have a chicken-legged mech.

Really, the entire timeline is actually really accurate. And is almost entirely how I would expect the next 1000+ years to play out.

[Anonymous No.3787484]

>>3786063
Then you're an idiot.

[Anonymous No.3787567]

>>3786033
Sad but the most likely reality.

[Anonymous No.3787667]

>>3785995
Do I remember wrong or did the empire of Japan conquer USA in gunbuster verse? DDR and Soviet Union still going strong though.

[Anonymous No.3787678]

>>3787667
No, but they did capture Hawaii.