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[shyshy]

oh um sorry if this is in the wrong place or it's stupid.

this is a thread for um science like physics and chemistry etc etc.

so um science talk? maybe new scientific breakthroughs, new technology, future technology, time travel.
you know sciency stuff.

um, if this is okay with you guys. really anything you guys wanna talk about is fine.
but please try and keep it science related.

[lonlybrony]

how about we talk about the scientific awesomeness of RD

[shyshy]

um sure like waddya mean?

[Kirby Krackle]

lonlybrony, on 11 March 2012 - 12:00 AM, said:

how about we talk about the scientific awesomeness of RD

The actual diagram explaining the Sonic Rainboom episode is huge, but the short answer is that our little pony pulled 1672.2 G.

[shyshy]

geez thats alot of force to withstand. the human body would crush under the pressure

[Starfox64x]

Kirby Krackle, on 11 March 2012 - 03:38 AM, said:

The actual diagram explaining the Sonic Rainboom episode is huge, but the short answer is that our little pony pulled 1672.2 G.

I'm pretty sure somebody somewhere mentioned she went from mach 2 to mach 5 in an instant, breaking the visible light spectrum.... pretty wicked =P

[shyshy]

ill say

[shyshy]

oh um if you dont mind im gonna post about ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND MOORE'S LAW![embed][/embed]

[starswirlthebearded]

Posting here, before I post awesomeness... I'm graduating in Molecular Biology this semester. I know my bio stuffs

[shyshy]

oh um sounds really awesome. i love biomed and quantum physics best.

[NoedigJk471]

I like science, but my concept view of science is rather different...
Ya see, I'm more into Apologetic science.
But let's not get into scientific arguments about differences in this topic... please.


So anyway!
Who likes Biology? I'm really interested in the study of how life works, and how animals of different species make mutual relationships. Such as an Oriental Sweetlip and a blue-streak wrasse! Or even a Nile Crocodile and an Egyption plover!
Mutual relations is such a wonder!

[starswirlthebearded]

NoedigJk471, on 13 March 2012 - 04:36 AM, said:

I like science, but my concept view of science is rather different...
Ya see, I'm more into Apologetic science.
But let's not get into scientific arguments about differences in this topic... please.


So anyway!
Who likes Biology? I'm really interested in the study of how life works, and how animals of different species make mutual relationships. Such as an Oriental Sweetlip and a blue-streak wrasse! Or even a Nile Crocodile and an Egyption plover!
Mutual relations is such a wonder!

That sounds more like ecology and zoology, which granted, are branches of Biology, but still very specific. I focus on cellular biology, specifically on DNA and cellular mutations and transformation. Fun stuff really.

[DrMaxwell]

I'm currently in classes for electronics, but I have a healthy interest in geology.


Also, the proof is in the butterflies.

[NoedigJk471]

starswirlthebearded, on 13 March 2012 - 12:04 PM, said:

That sounds more like ecology and zoology, which granted, are branches of Biology, but still very specific. I focus on cellular biology, specifically on DNA and cellular mutations and transformation. Fun stuff really.

Ooh! I forgot about that! I like cellular biology the most! How could I forget such a thing...

[SirShadowdeath]

I would assume that Psychology dosen't count as science?

[ProfKibble]

Ooo! Me likey!

What about the fact that we're trying to clone mammoths from their DNA?Well, South Korea and Russia, anyway. But still! Mammoths! Science! Jurassic Park! I just hope they don't accidentally destroy a part of the DNA, and the thing mutates so it can breathe fire. Hey, you never know.

SCIENCE!

Also:

[shyshy]

^^ oh um fun stuff guys. sorry. thank you.

[VacantThought]

I like scientific explanations for fictional technology. I for one have listened to a majority of the ME1 codex because I find it so fascinating. Also Hitchhiker's Guide, some of the explanations are hilarious.

[shyshy]

oh um, how about a perpetual motion machine? if you dont mind me bringing it up.

[OccupyEquestria]

The Royal Science Academy always does interesting little tidbits of research.