/sci/ - Science & Math

>no trepanning

>>11478490
>or inability to think creatively and take chances.
How do you cope with being like this as an adult male if you were raised by an overbearing mother who made you unable to take risks or make decisions for yourself and are now an anxiety ridden unassertive autistic manchild?

>>11248627
>/pol/turd gets BTFO
>denies denies denies without providing a counter argument
>now will probably wait for this thread to die to start another one
I know how you mouthbreathers operate since you keep raiding /his/ and getting BTFO over and over. Perhaps you should go back to your safe space.

>>11243865
SPOILER: The surface temperature on Mercury's North Pole, which permanently faces opposite the Sun, is below 180° K (-137° F, -93.15° C), because Mercury is tidally locked.

This means Mercury, otherwise the second-hottest planet after Venus, and the closest to the Sun, has a spot where temperatures are lower than anywhere on Earth, precisely because of its tidal locking.

If the Earth stopped spinning or somehow got tidally locked, the side permanently at "night", would freeze over too. It doesn't because the air and water keep much of their warmth during night time until the new day cycle heats it up again.

This also explains why deserts, where the atmosphere has less moisture, have more extreme day-night temperature variations, than humid regions, since water retains heat better than air does.

Now please KYS, /pol/ autist.