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by cli 14y ago
What about the heat given off by the ship? http://www.projectrho.com/public_html/rocket/spacewardetect.... Quote: "If the spacecraft are torchships, their thrust power is several terawatts. This means the exhaust is so intense that it cou
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by cli 14y ago
Also, that man has some say in the direction of science policy through his (congressman? representative? What is the correct US term?).
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by cli 14y ago
Are there any good websites that cover non-software startups? As a physical scientist/engineer in training, I am more interested in the "physics or advanced materials" type of startups mentioned in the article.
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by cli 14y ago
Time is a dimension. Four-vectors, vectors with four elements, are used in special relativity.
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by cli 14y ago
I find this extraordinarily encouraging. If doing great work does not require some innate Einsteinness, then I am not automatically precluded from doing so due to my genetics. It means having the natural technical skills of John von Neumann
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by cli 14y ago
Why did you not take the introductory calculus courses then?
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by cli 15y ago
"Two of its researchers were awarded the first patent for a laser, and colleagues built a host of early prototypes." I hear that most companies own the things that their employees create while working there. The above quote seems to imply t
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by cli 15y ago
Why can't the wheels turn after the battery dies?
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by cli 15y ago
I wonder why War and Peace was not included.
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by cli 15y ago
What he means is this: you subscribe by telling the site your email. Then, if they ever find your email in one of the publicly released documents, then they will notify you by email.
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by cli 16y ago
I think you should read this: http://www.paulgraham.com/disagree.html
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by cli 16y ago
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