>>579538672
sauce on pic then I will help

>>579538672
no such thing OP

they are trying to trick you

found it on /b few months ago ... sorry

>>579538672
Talk about what happens at an event horizon of a black hole

>>579539228
physics as in Newtonian stuff or psychic

http://www.sextvx.com en/video/531881/tr0n-pr0n

Have fun guys :)

Check out quantum locking, it's pretty fun

>>579539705
god damn it does exist, thank you anon

Is the universe really expanding at an accelerated rate?

More like something that happens on a daily basis, but that is complicated enough to be studied

>>579538672
Remote Viewing. The CIA was interested in for intelligence gathering purposes.

Other interesting psychic phenomenon: astral projection, lucid dreaming.

>>579540264
>women logic?

>that stupid fucking reddit alien in the background

>>579538672
The concept of identifying black matter.

>>579540264
solar wind and it's effect on light/magnetic fields

>>579538672
You mean psychic right?

>>579539427
This. Your English is bad so it's ambiguous.

>>579540641

lol, was thinking the same thing

No sorry, English is not my mother tongue, I meant physical phenomenom (like Newtown ...)

The physics of consciousness. Focus on the Orch-OR, this will piss off your teacher to no end.

>>579540859
mfw he fucking said Newtown instead of Newtonian

Red Shift & blue shift

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>>579540264

Look up "Self Organized Criticality"
wikipedia.org/wiki /Self-organized_criticality

Then just pick whatever model sounds interesting: forest fires, avalanche dynamics, BTW sandpile etc. It's actually a very simple conceptually, but leads to very complex behavior that we see everyday.

>>579540993
Literally in the same sentence as saying English isn't his first language, give him a break faggot

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>>579541507

You can also go into fractals and shit, plenty of interesting stuff that makes cool pictures.

Self Organized Criticality sounds very interesting. Thanks a lot !
Yes it is Newton and not Newtown. You are never wrong when you write : Lagrange, Laplace, Cauchy, Carnot, Curie, Clapeyron ?

>>579542334
That's one satisfying gif, what'd going on there?

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>>579540904

I fucking hate this, why do people think the only interesting physics is the meta-physical bullshit or string theory? There is plenty of interesting physics that is still researched today that has nothing to do with CERN, "god particles" and cosmic inflation, but what gets all the attention?

Wikipedia the "Brazil nut effect", there are still MULTIPLE explanations why when you shake a bunch of mixed nuts the largest and heaviest convect to the top. Papers are published on this even in 2009!

>>579543215
I see your point, but shaking Brazil nuts isn't quite as exciting as smashing protons together at nearly the speed of light.

>>579543215
that guy is on ,y corner store window

Leidenfrost effect. Pretty simple stuff.