Discovery — 179 discussions
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Mathematica Behavior of y=cx^n as coefficient and exponent approach infinity
Don't laugh if this basic stuff and has already been discovered centuries ago but I am just in basic Calculus. Here is what I have came up w/. In y=x^odd number(just pick any) graph, the greater the coeffecient, the closer it is to the graph x=0. But if we were to imagine what the graph of...- Skhandelwal
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Finding the error in a proof that 1 equals 0
Earlier today, I proved 1=0! Think about it... it kind of tickles the brain in a weird way- Office_Shredder
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Graduate Does quantum mechanics meet the 99.99995% confidence standard for discovery claims?
At the reference link below is this statement-- Physicists have agreed that claims of a discovery must have a confidence level of 99.99995 percent, indicating a 99.99995 percent chance that the result can be reproduced. Is this view held, and in what publication was this 'agreed to' ? And...- Rade
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Undergrad How did Leverrier and Adams calculate Neptune's position?
Can anybody help me find informations about the mathematical discovery of planet neptune ? I would like to know how Leverrier and Adams calculated the position of neptune and all this stuff... Thanks in advance.. Jack- ZZ Top
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Have you tried mythbusting experiments at home?
Do you people here watch The MythBusters on Discovery Channel? I think those people on the show are super weird but cool. They have also conducted several ground-breaking experiments like "Is it possible to break wind so much that you can suffocate to death? " and "Are teeth strong enough to...- billthegeek
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Graduate Why did classical physics fail to explain blackbody radiation?
Why did Max Planck think that energy ought to be radiated in quantas? What were the shortcomings of the earlier theories that made the Quantum Theory a necessity. For example, the shortcomings in Galileo's model of planetary motion was that it could not explain why did the planets revolve around...- shaan_aragorn
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History of star discovery and cataloguing methods
Hello Im doing a project for data management and i thought i could do a project on when stars where discovered when, where kinda thing. I've looked all around and i can't find quiet what I am looking for so i thought if i asked here some one would have a little somthing to help me out.- Tido611
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ESA extrasolar planet announcement 25 Jan 2018
http://television.esa.int/default.cfm Anyone with some inside information?- Vast
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- Discovery Major Planet Scientific
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Undergrad Most important discovery in modern mathematics
Application interviews are coming up and it is always good to prepare for the question: "What is the most important discovery in mathematics (in modern time?), according to your oppinion?" Is it the RSA-algorithm? Gödels Incompleteness theorem? The proof of Fermat's last theorem? What do...- antevante
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2.5 inch long-legged mosquito in my house
2.5 inch mosquito :bugeye: I was having my dinner and all of a sudden I see something crawling towards me, a HUGE insect.. the thing is at least 2.5 inches big, never seen something like it. Quite shaken I ran to the kitchen to get something to contain it in, emptied a glass jar with...- Monique
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Graduate Did Einstein derive E = mc²?
http://www.serve.com/herrmann/einx.htm- vincentm
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Does Newton discover or invent the laws of motion?
Hi, Heres a little discussion topic that I find interesting. What is the difference between discovery and invention. My own view is that discovery is the coming across things that are already there and an invention is something which has been created by someone or something that utilises...- hhh79bigo
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- Difference Discovery Invention
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Did Ibn al-Nafis discover blood circulation before Europeans?
that ebn alnafees (who is an arabian scientist) was the first to discover the blood circulation- Ebn_Alnafees
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- Blood Circulation Discovery Scientist
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Ocean condom reef off the coast
Apparently true... http://www.goofball.com/news/condom_reef It seems that the country of origin can be identified by the length.- Ivan Seeking
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High School Discovery Channel's Voyage to The Planets violates basic physics
Seriously, did anyone see their most recent program called Voyage to The Planets and Beyond? It's totally ridiculous! The program is about a manned voyage to 5 of the 9 planets and close pass by the sun, a voyage that alone takes over 1200 days. I'll list some of the outragous events that take...- Entropy
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Dr. Greenstone's stethoscope discovery during routine checkup
Hello! In this video a certain Dr Greenstone makes an amazing discovery when doing a routine checkup on a patient using a stethoscope. Watch this amazing video located here – http://rapidshare.de/files/1308315/beat3.wmv.html And see the longer version here (warning large file size) -...- omega2
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Discovery Channel re-airing Supervolcano on April 10
Discovery channel will be re-airing its show "Supervolcano" Just as an alert, the Discovery channel will be re-airing its show "Supervolcano" Sunday, April 10, at 8:00 PM amd 11:00 PM. KM- Kenneth Mann
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Found old farm machinery in the woods near a stone wall
Today I was walking out in the woods. In many places in the woods around here you can find old stone walls going between the trees. Today by one of these stone walls I found a piece of farm machinery. It was heavily rusted and the rubber tires were flaking. It was ten or fifteen feet wide...- BicycleTree
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- Discovery Machine
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Why does Discovery Channel air documentaries about antigravity and the Hutchison Effect?
Antigravity and Discovery Channel's Credibility http://www.americanantigravity.com/ Please, someone tell me this is fake. This, and the Hutchison Effect, plus Joe Newman's free energy device is, obviously, fake. What startles me is that Discovery Channel is airing some documentaries (not...- Icebreaker
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Graduate 2004 Nobel Prize in Physics for asymptotic freedom
"for the discovery of asymptotic freedom" http://nobelprize.org/physics/laureates/2004/index.html LM pointed it out this morning in sps.- arivero
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Ancient burial site reveals oldest known pet cat
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/3611453.stm When it comes to humans and cats I'm not sure just who domesticated whom. I know that ours either get what they want or they pester us to death. Also, I don't see the cats cleaning the toilet but guess what I get to do?- Ivan Seeking
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Graduate Galaxy found at redshift 10 challenges early universe models
thanks to MARCUS. this discussion started in S B and LQG, i thought i had better move to a more appropriate place. the recent discovery of a Z=10 galaxy, if confirmed means it was was formed when our universe was only 500MYs old. this paper discuses the discovery...- wolram
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- Discovery Early universe Galaxy Universe
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Hubble telescope captures distant supernova
WOW! BEAUTIFUL! http://www.cnn.com/2004/TECH/space/02/20/shc.hubble.supernova/index.html- Tsu
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- Discovery Hubble Supernova
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Graduate Evaluating claims of universe-shaking physics discoveries
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2004/01/19/MNG3G4CAMF1.DTL- Ivan Seeking
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- Air Discovery Hot
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Graduate Parkes telescope pulsar observations and gravitational wave detection
4 dec 2003. http://www.physlink.com/News/120403PulsarGravity.cfm A discovery made with CSIRO's Parkes radio telescope in eastern Australia may have brought forward the day when astronomers will directly detect cosmic gravity waves for the first time...- wolram
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- Discovery Neutron Neutron stars Stars
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Undergrad What measurement in 2003 confirmed dark matter evidence?
I went to a cosmology seminar recently. It was mostly for fun, but if you complete a take home exam you get a tiny bit of college credit for it. Things were going along fine until I ran across the last two questions: How was Dark Matter just discovered and when did this happen? What...- Math Is Hard
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I claim the discovery of the first time machine but i wont go any further since
since i ve been menaced- raaaid
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- Discovery Machine Time
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New solar cell technology could reduce costs
http://www.cnn.com/2003/TECH/biztech/10/02/solar.cells.reut/index.html- Ivan Seeking
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- Discovery Power Solar Solar power
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Watson and Crick's DNA structure discovery and credit to earlier researchers
Today (april 25th) is 50 th aniversary of the discovery of the Double helix structure of DNA by Watson and Crick. Watson and Crick receveice a nobel prize for their work but they in fact did not do any experimentation. They have taken work from another worker and published it under their name...- iansmith
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