>>7776727
>or do you think you would just die?

Yes. In fact you would die before you even got near it. You'd get ripped apart by tidal forces.

Tidal force is the difference between gravity acting on one side of an object vs the other. They want to be accelerated at different rates, which stretches the object. The tides near a black hole would rip apart any object.

>>7776740
how close could you get to one say you wanted to?

>>7776740
only for smaller black holes

>>7776676
ISIS pls go

>>7776677
I'm actually looking into the possibilities of the golden spiral, I think if we place TNT like pic related we may be able to blow the granite to hell and save some explosives for the infidels.

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>>7776687
>>7776677

forgot pic

>>7776672
Search on library genesis

You're talking about two different phenomena. The redshift is caused by the expansion of space. They're getting further away, but not moving. This effect is greater in proportion to distancefrom us.Those galaxies also have motion in various directions. Andromeda happens to be moving towards us. Since it us so close to us, this effect is greater than expansion and the net result is decreasing distance.

>>7776465
Andromeda is blue shifted
you can delete the thread now

>>7776484
i think i get it ty

>>7776456
mindjet mindmanager

just torrent it

>>7778284
I'm using it now, but I can't hide specific branches. How can I do that?

>>7776456
i also got mindmanager but 2016 edition is more flowchart stuff.

found a tree style editor called treepad. maybe try that out? im kinda curious now too.

>>7776440
OASIS MAD FER IT LGxxx

>>7776440
Yes we are in Mars, we have multiple robots exploring it RIGHT NOW!

>>7778962
Even if we did it wouldn't change the fact no one cares.

>>7776432
You won't be ready
you'll never be ready

but that's okay because you will go into college better than anybody else in math. I didn't even need to study for most of calc II, it just came naturally to me.

>>7776432
It's brutal. HL exams, at least for for math, is meant to test only the brightest. Supposing you actually do get a 7, I guarantee you it's because you did 1 more question better than the next chump.

Just do SL. At the very least you wouldn't have to sacrifice a large portion of your time to do well.

>>7776422
>posts thread about /x/-tier topic
>tells people to go back to /x/

Could OP possibly be anymore of a faggot?

>>7776422
oh no someone made a typo
i dont post a lot and have bad memory what boards does sage not work on anymore

>>7776422
the Grineapple tapes

I forgot what its called, but theres a program that lets you read digitized shit from global newspapers

you get them in pdf format and its literally just local papers from all 4 corners of world w/o translation unfortunately

forgot what its called, but guaranteed 100% exists such a repository

>>7776402
Yeah, that's exactly what I thought myself.
In fact, there's a lot of stuff available for free on gen.lib.rus.ec, but hardly any magazines there are actually digitized.
As for translations, that's not my concern at all because I work with source texts directly. Anyway, if you remember its name, feel free to leave a reply.

>>7776400
most irritating misconceptions about linguistics
>linguistics is about learning/teaching languages
>linguists are experts on whether someone's using proper grammar
>studying linguistics will make you a good writer
>linguistics is about culture

>>7776361
Interviewing Obama would make your subscribers slightly dumber that day.

Ask him why he's such a faggot

>>7776361
What is the evolutionary advantage of having a black president?

>>7776328
>So if I split water using electricity I'd get about 26Wh of energy from it if I burn it, but I can't find how much energy I need to split one liter.

The exact same amount. Or realistically, more than that, since no process is going to be 100% efficient.

It is physically impossible for any cycle (in this case water to H and back again) to result in a net gain in energy.

>>7776420
> in this case water to H and back again

What do you mean back again, it just has to go to H, not back again?

I just found this post however:
https://www.quora.com/How-much-water-can-you-split-into-hydrogen-and-oxygen-using-electrolysis-with-one-kilowatt-hour-of-electricity
"1 kilowatt hour of electricity can split about 270 grams of water"

270g water would give an energy of about 7,14Wh, meaning you'd have less then 10% efficiency, so that settles...
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HHO engines are an OLD scam and have never actually worked.

We have. The solution is called a "wig".

>>7776321
vic was fucking badass

>>7776323

Seems you're not very smart. That's not a cure, it's covering your head with material. MPB persists with your wig on your head.

Working for NASA doing anything would be a really good thing to put on your resume if you end up not liking your job. Do it.

>>7776339
Alright. Going for it. Emails have been sent to University & Work for letters of recommendation.

The simplest proof is to use a combinatoric tree. Suppose you have a coin, what's the probability of tossing it twice and getting heads both times? The first toss has 2 possibilities (heads or tails), then each of these tosses has two branches for the second toss (again, heads or tails). The total sample space is therefore 4. Heads, heads, represents one event out of the 4. Hence probability =1/4 or 1/2 * 1/2

What is interesting is that although you may think having the lottery numbers 1,2,3,4,5,6 has just as much chance as any other combination, in fact because it is a run of consecutive numbers it is a far less likely outcome

>>7776271
Is this true? How so?

Why does it matter? Fucking classificationfags