/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15348957
why not? i mean, my life plan will have me studying industrial engineering at 22

At the center of the galaxy there is not a black hole. It is said that ice giants protect a land of Fortnite and Ugandan armies. Stop listening to whatever crap your teacher tells you

Ok brainlets.

You need to store a solution that contains copper Cu2+(aq) ions and have the choice to store it in a container made of copper or zinc. In which container would no reaction occur between the copper ions of the solution and the metal atoms of the container? Explain why you want to make sure that no reaction occurs.

>>8861038
>>8861043
Cool.

If you squashed the moon into a hollow sphere that was one atom thick, would it fit round the sun?

what if our universe split off from an already existing universe and where are the out come of what happened of we had not taken that sip of water

>>6873966
Winrar

>>6862419
is OP a faggot?

Disregard that I suck dicks

>>6681324
I don't believe so, my experience studying energy indicates otherwise.

I've done experiments where I have seen this work.

Angular velocity should remain bubular if my theory works. I think it will. It's the only possible way to try it. Think about it.

>>6681288
Sorry to answer the question, sending electrons that rotate around the nucleus into Millions of rotations per second. Hz is a measure that relates to time and frequency.

>>6681288
Apply energy in order to speed the electrons towards lightspeed, which is very fast. Should create an electron cloud bubble effect that creates

SHIELDS in space and time

Shields. If we take atoms of Uranium, stable model - not Fissionable - we should be able to speed the up into the MHz range and create a stable barrier. It should work, and will work even inside ships because the speed won't be at maximum potential until it surrounds.

It's a natural bubble effect that electron clouds create, and should work at high speed.

PhD Chemist asking for answers

lil drunk sorry

>>6340481
Are you still here anon?

>>6340481
Cool, thanks.

>>6340460
And can that be proved in this case? And if so, does that prove the result of -1/12 to be correct?

>>6340416
Which bit is that?

Sup /sci/, I don't come here much so this may have been posted before.

I recently saw this vid, claiming that 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + ... = -1/12

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-I6XTVZXww

It seems to clearly be false, as it relies on claiming that 1 - 1 + 1 - 1 + 1 - 1 + ... = 1/2, when in fact it's divergent and so undefined.

But I then watched this different proof, which uses the Riemann Zeta function:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-d9mgo8FGk&feature=youtu.be

This is more convincing, but still relies on the Riemann Zeta function being valid for -1, which the guy claims he will prove later on, but then never does. Then the guy from the first vid claims that via analytic continuation you can show that it's valid for -1, but again doesn't prove it.

Is this false(?) assumption the reason that the proof is again false? Or is the proof in fact true? If it IS false, how is it then OK to use this result in physics, as is claimed in both videos?

Thanks.

Pic unrelated.

>>5796802
They barely do.
Harry potter saved murdochs ass in that industry.
Printing houses like music shops aren't anywhere near the power houses they used to be thanks to tech.

>>5796788
I read last week that Ford motors is pulling out of Australia entirely and moving all Pacific manufacturing to Asia.
Legacy business is very sensitive to economics where small scale highly mobile manufacturing isn't.
Also you're forgetting asset value. The land factories are on is worth a value. And if alot of surrounding factories close, confectionary factories, signage factories, warehouses, tool shops, homewares then the areas value on a whole goes down and the successful factory still takes a hit if it owns the land asset from high vacancy rate and land devaluation.

>>5796778
Because not everyone shops at Kmart.
I wonder who does more business? Amazon or Etsy of the US or Australian arm of KMart?

>>5796773
Congratulations made me rage.