/sci/ - Science & Math

Uh...
I have a pretty good life?

>>1907763
What?

Read >>1907643
Sounds like he's saying that it wouldn't freeze over quickly.

>>1907689
The Solar System as a whole is still being warmed by the sun, regardless of it's positioning. Adding to this, since the Sun's warm heats the surface of Earth, the nightside retains heat.

You honestly thing that the nightside is the same temperature as non sunlit outer space?

best be jokin, nigga.

Also, I think that we'd all freeze to death over a period of a couple of days. Once the surface is close to arctic temps all over, that's enough to kill us from exposure.

Invalid.

Physics breakdown too much to give a proper description based upon the human senses.

>>1907643
Goddamn. You are retarded.

Yes. Time travel itself does not violate physics.

Only going to the past is what stumps us; we can and have traveled to the future (minutely of course).

As in "not turned back into matter yet" energy? Yes.

Emotions aren't real as they vary too much and can not be observed in any plausible ways.

>>1906687
Occum's Razor is the practice of only considering the most plausible of theorum.

But nowadays, science doesn't except fucking anything that sounds even a little against the grain.

Was he the one who said that he got into science as a kid to figure out a way to time travel and save his dad from dying?

If so, he has the best fucking origin story of any scientist ever.

/thread

T -10 til /sci/ angrily disagrees with this conclusion.

>>1906596
Then it kinda of comes down to scientist shutting the fuck up about "Flat Universe is the only universe; we checked." Occom's Razor really pisses me off when it comes to astronomy and astrophysics.

Quantum Physics: Valid because it solves many scientific quandaries, but at the same time is considered bunk, due to supporting/suggesting the existence of a mulitverse.

>>1906485
Then it wouldn't expand.
If it goes on infinitely, then it can't expand: it already exists everywhere.

Eve if you oppose this, the existence of the Nullspace that isn't the universe has to be just as implausible as a deity, so, therefore, expansion is just and illusion created by gravity.

>>1905352
Actually, I assumed that homosexuality was a form of population control hardwired into animals.

Humans have too big of a population for it to be heavily noticed as such, though.

Let me put it bluntly:

We don't know as much about universe as we vainly believe that we do and we will never know everything.

ITT: Bitches don't know bout hard/soft water nor about individual skin dispositions.

Because it's rare.

/thread

Hmmm...
The question is irrelevant due to humans (and for that matter, most mammals) are the planets current dominant vertebrate.

But to go into a bit more detail, I will state this: the amount of blood menstruated would not have that much impact on the human body in the wild. I would be washed or wiped away before it would be any sort of problem.

I hope that makes up for the 130+ asinine post about whether people are actually women irl.

/sci/: /b/ but with mathematics and elitism.

If you scientists are so smart why are you even on 4chan? Shouldn't you all be doing science? sad fact

ITT: Science Majors look down on everyone else # 1712347489123479234

You should read Ozamu Tezuka's Pheonix, OP.

In one of the stories, the last living human is shown the grandure of nature. All atoms where merely other universes and vise-versa.

Contemplate that for a moment.

YOU ARE BOTH A WALKING MULTIVERSE AND THE PASSIVE DEITY OF SAID MULTIVERSE.