/sci/ - Science & Math

We should be able to do it, and we need to since humanity and all other life on the planet is completely doomed with a varying climate.

Can we terraform Earth somehow so that the climate becomes static? Is building an ringworld with an articially controlled enviornment the only solution? It should be possible to have a static climate in one, right? I guess we could also colonize the moon, it's a pretty static environment, but the moon is boring.

>>11958348
If schizos should fuck off then why are you still here?

Can any explosive device explode in a vacuum? For example a hand grenade (the types which are commonly used today), can it explode in a vacuum or does the explosive mechanism require the presence of oxygen? Other than nukes, what are some examples of other explosive devices which can explode in a vacuum and can also tolerate extremely low temperatures (like out in deep space)?

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>that pic
>high pitched demonic screetching
Is that what Jewish kvetching looks and sounds like? I've always wondered what they look and sound like when they kvetch. Lots of Jews kvetching on /sci/ as their messiah Einstein is soundly BTFO'd daily.

What does space consist of?

0.7555... = ?

Is it scientifically possible for a human to walk on (only) water? Without using any technology or special equipment.

Not water in the form of ice. Just ordinary water in liquid form as found in a lake or the ocean for example.

If we're evolved from monkeys, then we're basically monkey-people, Saiyajins, right? So how do I manipulate my Ki so I can fly and shoot energy blasts like Goku and Vegeta?