/sci/ - Science & Math

Elizabeth Taylor

In addition to being simpler, cheaper, and safer:

SLS should allow faster turnarounds (the shuttles had too many parts that needed to be checked between flights).

SLS is more flexible in the kinds of missions it can support.

1 is considered non-prime because it does not have a unique factorization. 1^0 = 1^1 = 1^2 = 1^3 = ... = 1^n

±0 are distinct-but-equal values in IEEE754.

If the lunar module was in front of the command module at launch, the lauch/abort thrusters (mounted in the tower at the very top of the Saturn V stack) would have to be bigger or carry more fuel.

There is no number between 0.999... and 1.000..., therefore the two numbers are the same value with two representations.

This is a mooving question!

Use something like Mnemosyne or SuperMemo to study. Missed questions are displayed more frequently than correctly-answered ones.

>>6115272
Perhaps when we learn learning and memorize memory.

Quantum particles exhibit some randomness that is exploited by quantum random number generators. You can get one in PCI or USB form now.

Taking a B complex supplement containing equal amounts of B2 and B6 will also induce vivid dreams. Take it with supper so it digests properly.

If you use ant poison on an anthill for several generations, the ants who have a genetic resistance to the poison will survive and spread their genes to their offspring. This is evolution in action.

Do you mean exactly one bead without a hole, or at least one bead without a hole?

>>6084480
The six creative periods could have been any duration. The sun and earth didn't exist yet, so why should a day in Genesis equal one rotational period of the earth?

The math works too perfectly, too precisely, and Charlie codes up the solutions too quickly.

An 8-bit CPU can emulate a 64-bit CPU, but it would be very slow. It's a time/space trade-off.

Everyone I know still refers to aluminum foil as tinfoil. Aaaargh.

Consciousness may just be the wibbly-wobbly side-effect of quantum phenomena randomly occurring within our synapses.

I'm starting to suspect some characters I interact with are NPCs.

You can get glasses with non-distorting, flat "lenses" like they use in live-action movies.

It's easier to think of the set of prime numbers simply being spaced farther apart than the set of integers. The set of prime numbers is not smaller than the set of integers as both are infinite sets.

>>6037692
355/113 ftw

nevermind, I missed the condition at the end of op's post.

given: x > 0, y > 0, x^2 < 2, y^2 < 2

∴ 0 < x < √2 and 0 < y < √2

∴ 0 < xy < √2√2

∴ 0 < xy < 2