/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15918094
probably blue origin, but they're moving like pitch so idk

>>15700118
>peak late 1980's NASA concept art the space vehicle
so ESA is fucked

If a molecule composed of several particles has a randomized position after wave function collapse, why does the whole particle remain stuck together afterwards? Say a proton. Each of the quarks would have its own randomized position function. Why does the whole particle emerge intact instead of its components scattered around?

>>15141011
you sound smart. can you explain "space bending" to me? i "understand" it but i don't really get how it works. i cant vizualize it well. how does it work with gravity to let us move something far far away. explain like im dumb pls.

Is it possible to get a Masters in Chemical engineering after getting a BS in chemistry? My uni did not offer any engineering courses and I dont want to spend a gorillion years on a PhD

is there a different way of calculating inverse matrixes other than with the adjugate matrix?
>t. highschool

>tfw i still mix up the horizontal and the vertical

I really don't understand why people shit themselves about IQ constantly

like, who gives a shit? no one cares that your kid has an IQ of 6 gorillion or if you do

isn't IQ just a way to determine how fast someone can learn something? why do people care so much about it?

why do people save their credit card info on sites or apps (i.e. amazon/steam)? i think it's pretty fucking stupid and unsafe

what do civil engineers even do

like what do you study and what jobs do you do

i'm thinking of majoring in Maths & Stats
is CS worth it? i thought it was just super overhyped

i have backaches in the region right above my ass crack (near my colon i think?)

i fell on my ass like 3 months ago once at a party, but idk shouldn't it have healed by now?

sorry I'm studying maths not biology :P

am i going to die?

Do they work? Is there any proof that they do? Are they safe? Saw them accidentally browsing yt