/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15258858

its too windy, dont do it.

>>12797462

i was wondering why they dont just leave all three engines on and throttle down ?Turning rocket engines on and off while hurtling towards the ground seems kinda risky.

If I bought a solar panel and saved up the money made from it to buy another solar panel and so on how long wouldn't it just increase exponentially and I could keep doing that until I had enough income from my solar swarm to live on

What's wrong with this plan

>>11012963
how much caffeine would it take to achieve lift-off?

>>10065820
PS the process in OP is wrong and insane

>[math]86-60 \sin 60 = 75[/math]
pic related

>>10059068
(rewrote this post, missed a cosine)
to make it explicit,

[math]\text{vert force} = \int_{0}^{\pi / 2} (\rho g (H - R \cos \theta))(\cos \theta)(L R d \theta)[/math]

where H = total height of container (7 m), L = width (6 m), and theta is the angle on the curved surface from the vertical face

>>10059068
to make it explicit,

[math]\text{vert force} = \int_{0}^{\pi /2} (\rho g (H - R \cos \theta)) (L R d \theta)[/math]

where H = total height of container (7 m), L = width (6 m), and theta is the angle on the curved surface from the vertical face

>>10018998
5/10

>>10016737

Alright so I saw a few videos on the higgs field and it got me thinking
First of all, I’m a pleb when it comes to science so if I get this shit all wrong then feel free to correct me.

>the higgs field hasn’t reached vaccuum state like every other field
>If it does, in theory, it would rearrange the the physical properties of the universe in an unconcievable way
>The vacuum state higgs field would theoretically expand at the speed of light
>If that happened near by we wouldn’t know about it, it would hit you and for all we know you’d be gone
>Cern has a lab where they fuck around with molecules and shit all the time
>We can test this theory and basically suicide bomb our local region of the universe

Now get this
>Alien empire a few galaxies away
>Centuries after we kill ourself by fucking up the higgs field
>The higgs field bomb reaches them
>They lose a planet every few centuries
>Can’t actually see the fucking thing eating their planet away, it just looks normal cause light is moving at the same rate as the higgs field bomb
>Try sending ships to check up on planets
>Ship is fucking just gone whenever they go that direction
>They know something is up but they literally can’t observe what it is

How the fuck would they respond to that shit?