/sci/ - Science & Math

>be cs college student
>dont give a shit about college
>have college final projects instead of final exams
>leave them till last week
>finish ms access project
>3 more to go
>go to sleep
>"its only wednesday"
>friend calls
>"hey man,what are you doing next sunday?"
>mfw i found its saturday

>>14854193
>sea scorpions
>trilobites
>ammonites
>armored fish
>extinct

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>>12060442
Actually I've started to think that I'm less human than others because of this thing. I mean to be human is to have willpower, intellect, delay gratification, control impulses, achieve and carry out goals and plans. The smarter you are, the more human, the better you do these things. Animals don't have impulse control or willpower. In a way I'm closer to the animals than normal humans are.

>>11809911
>had an idea for a purely film cooled rocket engine
>spend a week writing code to roughly model that to figure out what sizes and shapes are possible
>learn that its almost impossible to have an engine that's only film cooled
>mrw

>>11687540
>tfw you have to pay more space taxes for your asteroid base the IAU redefined a space station to include anything it's attached too
Th-thanks Space Obama...

>>11673826
>>11673835

>>11641536
>we could've had reusable rockets as early as 1955

>>11614413
I'm low on funds and lack good equipment.

>>11608997
>Blue Origin has been on a hiring spree lately
Meanwhile they won't hire me.

how can i get over the fear of presenting for a group of people? i've done it at least 40 times i'm still a little bitch. I envy people who go up and do their shit.

>>11527640
DESU that's a better edition. I should've let someone else do it.

>>11456950
>NASA continues to struggle managing SLS Program costs and schedule as the launch date for the first integrated SLS/Orion mission slips further
>Rising costs and delays can be attributed to challenges with program management, technical issues, and contractor performance
>For example, the structure of the SLS contracts limits visibility into contract costs and prevents NASA from determining precise costs per element. Specifically, rather than using separate contract line item numbers (CLIN) for each element’s contract deliverables, each of the contracts have used a single CLIN to track all deliverables making it difficult for the Agency to determine if the contractor is meeting cost and schedule commitments for each deliverable.
>Based on our review of SLS Program cost reporting, we found that the Program exceeded its Agency Baseline Commitment (ABC)—that is, the cost and schedule baselines committed to Congress against which a program is measured—by at least 33 percent at the end of fiscal year 2019, a figure that could reach 43 percent or higher if additional delays push the launch date for Artemis I beyond November 2020.
>...further delays in the current Artemis I launch date of November 2020 are likely

>>11426601
>There is no question that colonization of the moon and planets will be one of them. I expect eventually to take a hand in this. The prospect seems to me exciting and hopeful.

>>11394791
>tfw can't design a rocket to reach a tenth of that

Why are 90% of the people in radiology so cunty and attention seeking? I thought taking x-rays and scans would be a good field like an autist like me but everyone is a turbo normie who doesn't give a fuck about technology. The only advice I got out of my last month long rotation was to 'be more social'. I wish I was joking. Getting a job is seeming increasingly impossible as I'm written off as an autist as soon as I enter a room, despite being good with the patients (which is a fucking skill considering they're all deaf boomers).

>>11346925
Delayed again.

>>11342705
>meanwhile at Boeing

They better not cancel Artemis. Sure, it's a flawed program, but it's better than nothing, or worse a reset of progress at NASA again.

>men killed other men just to have sex

>>11300336
>ywn see an F-1 sized GC-NTR fire much less seven of them

>got flu shot
>still got sick
Science is dead.

I'm in my last year and I want to kill myself. I'm basically taking the classes I'm required to take but didn't want to earlier and it fucking sucks. Good thing I should be finishing in February.
I kind of regret not taking more advanced classes, I finally figured out what I'd like to do (computer graphics / EE) work and from everything I've looked into they basics require a strong understanding of stuff up to calculus. I feel like I wasted my time doing stuff like football which basically just gave me two bum knees and a broken leg, when I could've applied myself more in classes instead of taking the bare minimum required because I felt like hot dog shit 90% of the day.
I dunno. I guess there's always the internet but my SAT score is ~1200 and I'm worried that colleges will look at that and think I'm some retard or something.
All the people I hate are getting good grades in high level classes, getting scholarships ton decent schools, and have tons of friends. I honestly just wonder at what went wrong or what I did to have the complete opposite of that.

>>11040195
>there are people who have seen the moon landings and died after seeing NASA become a shadow of its former self