/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10575427
Shut up.

>>10575421
you make me feel sad. like i always do.. Powehi. I am Powehi now.

>>10575413
Too bad! Too bad so sad! Not on my agenda.

I think if you want to be nice, you be nice, but you don't try to make me feel hurt... like you do. Is not nice.

>>10575403
Okay... don't use me. I tried to be a swell guy because I know that sometimes all you need is a heart and a lot of courage to get by in this life. I'm SORRY I can't help you make a lot of money. Doesn't interest me! If you want to be an adult maybe you should take my advice and stop trying to be the world's richest person. If you have love you are already rich. Find a nice partner and then it will be nicer... I can't believe how empty you are inside.

>>10575395
I can't help you but all I can say is to follow your heart. It never hurts!

>>10575328
Sorry. I was just trying to make this a brighter place. If you want I should leave? Is better than be told insults.

>>10575304
Okay... don't use me. I tried to be a swell guy because I know that sometimes all you need is a heart and a lot of courage to get by in this life. I'm SORRY I can't help you make a lot of money. Doesn't interest me! If you want to be an adult maybe you should take my advice and stop trying to be the world's richest person. If you have love you are already rich. Find a nice partner and then it will be nicer... I can't believe how empty you are inside.

>>10575300
I can't help you but all I can say is to follow your heart. It never hurts!

They see me rolling!
They hate it! Hahahaha, sorry guys I couldn't help it!

Sorry I'm not good at math. Just here because I thought I might brighten your day!

So it occurs to me that humankind has made yet another giant leap... but what does this mean for me? Hello, amateur astronomer here. I've been keeping track of Powehi ('the adorned fathomless dark creation') for a while. I can safely say I knew we were going to get the image weeks before it was made public.

So yeah, I'm not exactly dumb. It just... doesn't make sense does it? What does this mean for me? Okay so obviously a black hole is close enough to Earth that we can take pictures of them. That much is obvious. Here is my hypothesis: THAT THE GRAVITATIONAL PULL OF THE BLACK HOLE POWEHI might be affecting us in more ways than we know. We already know the moon controls some aspects of our personality, appetite for one. So you look at the black hole and it... it's scary.. it's a red ring surrounded by wisps. Okay that I'll buy. But what else? What could it be a portal to? Another galaxy? another dimension?... Hell? When I look at this image I see negativity. I think we're waking up to the forces in this universe.

Is there any way of confirming my suspicions about the hidden nature of Powehi?

(?)!>0

This is the source code of the universe.

Would there be less droughts in the world (like California) if we weren't bottling water and letting it sit in factories and on store shelves? It seems like more and more water is being packaged and less fresh water can be found in the wild. Faucet water is hit-or-miss. It seems to me as if we're walking into our own doomsday scenario by making all of the fresh water disappear, and what's worse is as most of our own fresh water we drink percepitates into the ocean and becomes salt water we are perpetually losing out on water that actually is drinkable. Does anybody else see this as a very frightening situation? Should bottled water be outlawed... and what do we do with those bottles in storage? Where do we dump the water?

>>8242386

So... using the scientific method of altering variables on an imaginary plane where we can equate our theories with results that could apply in the real world, assume the candle and wick can withstand temperatures as hot as the sun, and that the room is melt-proof, and none of this would ignite. Now conduct the thought experiment. The results are pretty interesting, huh?

>>8242285

Care to prove that's blue magma/fire? Because from I can tell that's magma blending with ocean to create the effect of looking blue. That's an exact ocean blue. I don't buy that photo as evidence contrary to my hypothesis.

>>8241385

you're lying

>>8240477
So what flame has moods that determine its color? No, trust me, I know a thing or two about the natural sciences and fire is temperature with a physical appearance. There aren't any other things that determine fire apart from temperature. It's heat. It isn't a living organism that occasionally chooses to be one color. It's that way because of the temperature.

Here's a fancy thought experiment; imagine lighting a candle at room temperature. The flame is red right? Classic red. Nothing special. Now... imagine that candle was lit in a room as hot as the sun. Still red, or is it blue?

The reason I ask is because growing up I was taught that blue flame is hotter than red but I have never seen blue flame occur naturally. Not even forest fires or lava burning down stuff makes a blue flame. The sun is orange flame. The only blue space stuff I know of are cold planets. So... how does fire ever get so hot in nature for it to be blue? Is it a human creation or did blue flame exist before we invented the means to create blue flame with tools?

>>8223251
Is the planet less breathable when we fail to pop these upon receiving a package?

Does the Earth have limited breathing oxygen storages? Is Bubble Wrap ethical??

>>8219413
If I forget to pop these when I receive an Amazon package does the Earth become less breathable?

Does the Earth have limited breathing oxygen storages? Is Bubble Wrap ethical??

>>8147372

I understand that the idea of aliens or a grander designer is incomprehensible to you science types, but in the case of the ocean it is too baffling to not at least question some sort of magic must have been performed. Does anyone else realize how deep the ocean is starting from the top? It is very, very, very far down before you hit the surface. Isn't it but so convenient that enough gallons of water happened to be around to fill this canyon (by all accounts surpassing the Grand Canyon in depth) all at once? At some point the Earth was filled with water. Curious minds must inquire the origins of the ocean. I'm sure it holds a key to other stranger occurrences in the history of our planet's formation. It may lead to answers about why Mars is the way it is. Either way I don't buy it when people tell me to accept that "It's just there. Shut up." whenever I question the origins of our ocean. Something happened to put it there. We don't know. We don't know the origin of this thing that makes up over 50% of our planet's surface. That is terrifying.

How did the ocean get there? I have always wondered such things. Did it rain for many days, was the Earth formed with it, or did it melt off a meteor?

A woman choosing to have an abortion does not affect you or your morality. Come up with a false equivalency in an attempt to prove me wrong but at the end of the day all you really care to do is bind women in another arbitrary way as a way of measuring out your dicks.