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Science thread
Posted: 04 Dec 2012 11:36
by Vortex
Here you can talk and discuss things about any science you like: physics, biology, technology, medicine, archaeology, chemistry, psychology... mathematics are welcome, too
I myself am interested in the areas of astrophysics and particle physics.
Re: Science thread
Posted: 04 Dec 2012 13:27
by Anteroinen
OnyxIonVortex wrote:
I myself am interested in the areas of astrophysics and particle physics.
Is that it on your signature?
Re: Science thread
Posted: 04 Dec 2012 13:40
by gil2455526
Re: Science thread
Posted: 04 Dec 2012 14:15
by Vortex
Is that it on your signature?
That's the equation of a superfluid vortex XD
Re: Science thread
Posted: 04 Dec 2012 14:18
by Anteroinen
OnyxIonVortex wrote:Is that it on your signature?
That's the equation of a superfluid vortex XD
Yeah, I
totally know what that is.
Absolutely.
Re: Science thread
Posted: 04 Dec 2012 14:23
by Vortex
I didn't know either, I found it in wikipedia :B I'm not studying that yet.
Re: Science thread
Posted: 04 Dec 2012 19:03
by Into The Void
Should I rev these engines? Fine!
With the recent discovery of the Higgs Boson how long do you think that we humans will be able to actually do something with it? We found out that it officially exists, but how long will it be before we can actually mess around with it or apply it to something?
Re: Science thread
Posted: 04 Dec 2012 19:39
by Vortex
Into The Void wrote:Should I rev these engines? Fine!
With the recent discovery of the Higgs Boson how long do you think that we humans will be able to actually do something with it? We found out that it officially exists, but how long will it be before we can actually mess around with it or apply it to something?
Well, to be able to mess with it we have to reach the electroweak energy scales, that doesn't happen in our normal world, so I don't see any practical application in the immediate future. Maybe, since it's the only scalar particle we know, studying it could indirectly apply to some condensed matter research or something, but I don't really know, I don't have enough understanding of those fields.
Re: Science thread
Posted: 04 Dec 2012 22:21
by Oleander
I love science, but I think I love math more. That is, I like *pure* math a lot more than its applications. One of my more recent life goals is to make a relatively big mathematical proof or discovery, like something to do with the Riemann Zeta function or the Gamma Function (the two coolest functions in the universe). It's too bad that there's not a lot of stuff out there for higher-level mathematics for free ):
Re: Science thread
Posted: 04 Dec 2012 22:27
by bender
No geography here? Isn't that science? :O BTW I like astronomy most
