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What would actually happen if this came in contact with the water?
Depends on the ion concentration of the water. Pure water isn't really conductive.
>>8182537
i dont see any girls in that pool
if the width and length have to be equal is a ball the most aerodynamic object?
>>8181700
my bad
All memes aside what's the deal with Jacob Barnet. He's working at the perimeter Institute. He's seems alright.
He is pretty alright. Anyone who's in the field understands this
Smart kid. I hope he ends up making important contributions to math/physics.
I don't like his calligraphy
What's with German logicians during the late 19th and early 20th century? There was a huge explosion of new ideas from that area. Many of the major names in mathematical logic, set theory, and the foundation of mathematics are German. Gentzen, Frege, Schröder, Dedekind, Weierstrass, Hilbert, even fucking Cantor was German.
They seem to have contributed an proportional amount of ideas to the field of mathematics compared to other nations, or even compared to themselves, before or since.
What's up with that?
an unproportional*
damn autocorrect
>>8181150
>What's with Polish logicians during the late 19th and early 20th century? There was a huge explosion of new ideas from that area. Many of the major names in mathematical logic, set theory, and the foundation of mathematics are Polish. Alfred Tarski, Jaśkowski, Schauder, Twardowski, Sierpiński, Kuratowski, Mazurkiewicz, Janiszewski, even fucking Banach was Polish.
>They seem to have contributed an proportional amount of ideas to the field of mathematics...
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>>8181150
>What's with the African logicians during the late 19th and early 20th century? There was a huge explosion of new ideas from that area. Many of the major names in mathematical logic, set theory, and the foundation of mathematics are African. A--
So you are racist.
Suppose a binary star system consists of two stars with roughly the same mass.
Both orbit each other around a center of mass.
What happens to an astronaut who flies into this center of mass?
- would he be crushed?
- would he start to rotate? which way?
- nothing happens
>>8180872
Nothing, COM is just a point in space, there is noting special about it
nothing happens
>>8180878
Would he be able to get out of the COM?
Barnett's Identity - what does it mean in layman's terms?
Read the paper
https://www.scribd.com/mobile/doc/233602815/Barnetts-Identity-Pdf1
>>8180607
>https://www.scribd.com/mobile/doc/233602815/Barnetts-Identity-Pdf1
Where is the famous triple integral on that paper?
>>8180605
all the most important symbols in mathematics finally grouped in one equation
what a time to be alive
What is outside the universe?
We don't know. We'll probably never know.
God?
Gods?
More universes?
Or just nothing?
You choose what you believe anon
The universe isn't something. It is everything.
>>8180408
define the universie
define outside the universe
Is there any correlation between general relativity and quantum mechanics? And why no/yes?
I posted this question on r/askscience with no replies. Long time lurker here, and other forums, imageboards etc... this is the first time I interact with the community that taught me so much for the past 5 years (thank you for that.) I'm aware that the answer to my question is either no or "we don't know." But I've been having a lot of thought experiments lately that lead me to believe that a correlation does in fact exist. I'm not a theoretical physicist...
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