/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7942318
>it's because of density
Then why does it always fall in a certain direction?

What are telescopes

>>7759853
The sea would stagnate and the speed of the earth's rotation would drop.

Why the fuck would you?

Electron microscopes exist.

>>7753938
RNA is protein, so evolution
Mfw

>>7751408

UFOs themselves come with baseless assumptions too. You assume that they are capable of space flight at all,or simply so advanced they cannot be detected by us. Everything that you just threw into the mix, as it were, is baseless speculation itself. Think before you reach.

>>7751183
Kinky

>>7751015
Egyptians. Well, Egyptian slaves, mostly.

>>7750513
What does "significant" mean?

>>7750481
In the context of nuclear production there's like, 3.
And the car example earlier makes yours seem even more stupid. If more people understood radiation instead of being OMG MUH GAMMER RAYES and that the regulation amount of maximum rad exposure is about 8 times below the amount actually needed to significantly affect humans, this topic probably wouldn't exist.

It just needs a lot of streamlining.

Teaching is a grinding, soul sucking job.

Pick any video from cdk007

It's not actually on fire, it just looks like it because it's superheated gas.

Collapsible wings, Redundant organs, regenerative limbs and nervous system stronger teeth and jaws, 12 inch cocks

Fields of view wouldn't increase if the earth was flat, and ships coming over the horizon is another good one. If you want to test it, just stick something into a ball and roll it.

They can fuck up your brain chemistry, and medical usage is quite limited.

>>7746251
It was the inbreeding between neanderthals and denisovans that coexisted with pre-modern humans.

Race is tricky, because it has to do with appearance more than anything else. The brain recognizes people with similar facial structures to them quicker than others. Also (little known fact) there were two other species that were around when homo sapiens was around (can't remember the names right now, will provide sauce) that may have led to distinctions forming. I wouldn't call it an exact science, but it's more than a social construct. The real question is, so what?

That's some nice hypotheses you have there.

>>7745603
That's the speed in our thoughts, not the speed of our thoughts.
40keks though

Because it was 600 years ago and that shit was complicated enough?