/sci/ - Science & Math

INFINITY + 1 = INFINITY
INFINITY - INFINITY = INFINITY
INFINITY * INFINITY = INFINITY
INFINITY / INFINITY = INFINITY
INFINITY ^ INFINITY = INFINITY

>math
>great going science

>tfw we live in a bubble of antimatter that forms the shell of what we see
>yfw you realize there is no expansion, just galaxies getting closer to the shell

fuck the big crunch, the big rip or heat death.
Prepare for the big flash

>>4928522
>that was the implication
>implying 0.9 = 0.999...
>thus implying 9/10 = 9/9
>thus implying 1/10 = 1/9
>thus implying 10=9
nope. 10 != 9, and you are wrong. Quod erat demonstrandum.

>''Why do laws exist in the universe?''
>''Why do laws exist in the''
>''do laws exist in''
>''laws exist''
>''laws''

THERE ARE NO FUCKING LAWS. It's just a way us humans describe something a certain way.
A law is not something CONSISTENT and irreplacable, shit changes everyday.

We recognize sun as big giant ROCK mass that burns gas and has unimaginable levels of temperature, next thing you know someone makes a discovery and the sun is cthulhu and the moon Lord Cheesus Son of da light.


Just sayian.

Hey /sci/ for this problem
"When a 4.20-g sample of solid sodium hydroxide dissolves in 100.0g of water in a calorimeter, the temperature rises from 21.6K to 37.8 K. Calculate the enthalpy of reaction for the process (assume the specific heat is that of pure water)." would I use the total mass (the 4.20g and the water) for my mass in (specific heat * m * change in temp)? or just the mass of water

okay /sci/ lets talk theoretical physics, lets assume 2 things. I want to kill myself and I have a wormhole. I load my pistol infront of the worm hole and wait about a minute. After the minute is up, I set my wormhole back 1 minute, I see myself 1 minute ago, I raise my pistol and fire killing myself. If I'm dead then who fired the shot?!

>>3527835

Look at that magical divergence

fucking gnarly as fuck

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pa1ImgOcOPM

Carl Sagan's cosmos series.
Since I don't know how to stream I'm requesting a stream (again) for /sci/ on this.

I actually do know how to do it I'm just too lazy.

What the fuck is Haskell in that pic? Is that saying it's good or bad?
HELP I DON'T UNDERSTAND

>>2353607
Categories are in almost every branch of mathematics, including 2 areas of them that I'm very interested in. Comp sci and mathematical physics, in mathematical physics, for instance, they can be used to describe vector spaces. Why not?

>>2275569

OH FUCKIN SHIT WHAT THE FUCK GOD HELP US

>mwf
>also, mwf the bitch in the opening scene of JAWS asked for gad's help and didnt get any

>>2247063

oh shi-

BUT - BUT - THEN LIGHT DONT REAL!!

>>2225830

>implying The Unbroken Thread sucks