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Is Science close to being finished?
Imagine The Mathematical and Physical Theory of Everything being discovered. Every natural phenomenon being predicted then detected. The day Humanity knows all. Is this day coming soon? If so what will the population do? Will most Scientists and Mathematicians and Physicists loose their jobs...- HawkI
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- Science
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Other Where can I get the work "De Mundo" by William Gilbert?
it's an old book of science, where can I find all those old science work to study science through its history?- CollinsArg
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- Electricity History Science Work
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What Could Have Saved the Titanic from Sinking: A Scientific Analysis
Homework Statement I'm starting on 2 assignments which is Science and Physics and I have to come up with a theme/practical investigation to talk about on my chosen topics. Homework Equations What is an interesting topic to talk about which I can gather a lot of information on? I have chosen...- Nicky Hollyoake
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- Assignment Physics Science
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LIGO GW150914 Data Release & Tutorial
https://losc.ligo.org/events/GW150914/']The[/PLAIN] LIGO Open Science Center has released data from the gravitational wave detection along with a tutorial going through some typical signal processing tasks on strain time-series data associated with it. GW150914 Data Release From the tutorial...- websterling
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- Center Data Ligo Science Tutorial
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How the U.S. Stacks Up in Math, Reading, & Science
http://www.usnews.com/news/blogs/data-mine/2016/02/10/how-us-students-stack-up-in-math-reading-and-science Big report just came out!- bballwaterboy
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- Reading Science
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Is Marine Biology the Best Path for Understanding Our Impact on Ocean Life?
I'm interested in studying the Earth. Its our human impact that is effecting the species, and ourselves. The way things are heading, its more extinction of animal species and ourselves. My goal is, whichever job it may be; I want my career (Masters degree) to focus on researching & protecting...- MFrymus
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- Environmental Environmental science Science
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Should I choose Network Science or Plasma Physics?
Thank you for opening my first thread. I have just began studying Physics at a university in Hungary and would like to get some information about Network Science and Plasma Phyics/Nuclear Fusion. I am looking for a branche in Physics in which I can do research in the coming years and get a job...- tgab
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- Fusion Network Networks Physics Plasma Plasma physics Science
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Tuesday Science: Get Your Giggle On
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Is a Career in Planetary Science Right for You?
First off, let me start by saying this isn't a thread asking about career prospects or salary prospects or anything like that. I've finally reached a point in my life where I know I want to pursue physics, and I'm extremely thrilled by the idea of Planetary Science. Nor do I have a romanticized...- Bumpeh
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- Career Planetary Planetary science Science
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Which Path Should I Choose for a Career in Marine Biology or Earth Science?
I'm in search for a career that is 'earth' related. I also have interests in the ocean. So, my choices come down to; Earth Sciences & Marine Biology / Oceanography. Was looking for a career in the space industry, or renewable energy, but found most of it to be engineering based. And I don't...- MFrymus
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- Biology Earth Earth science Marine Science
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What does mg(theta) means in the equation of motion?
In the case of inverted pendulum attached in a cart with external force U on it, the equation of motion is like U - mg(theta1) - mg(theta2) = m*dv/dt I don't really understand the mg*theta part what does it mean ...should not be sine or cosine fn there with theta ? can anyone give me some...- Aerodfocker
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- Engineering Equation of motion Means Mechanics Motion Pendulum Physics Science
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Where can I buy Dr. Michio Kaku's Sci Fi Science DVDs?
Hello, can anyone tell me where I can buy all the seasons of Dr. Michio Kaku's Physics of the Impossible in DVD form? Thank you!- brainydoctor
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Can Science Ethically Justify Assassinations for Profit?
Sergey_KGB recently posted on the particle physics forum. He wanted to avoid political discussion and focus on the technical issues of the Alexander Litvinenko assassination. I'm more interested in the political/social aspects of the use of science and technology to kill human beings and steal...- Jeff Rosenbury
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The great basic question of science on origin of life
The great basic question of science: Membrane compartment or non-membrane phase compartment (biophase) is a physical basis for origin of life? Matveev V.V. 2016. Comparison of fundamental physical properties of the model cells (protocells) and the living cells reveals the need in...- Vladimir Matveev
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- Life Origin Science
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I need an engineering project for my Science Fair
Hi! Thank you for reading and (hopefully) responding. I am really desperate right now. For my science fair project, I need to build something that works or does a task. Last year my friends built a linear accelerator and someone else built a potato gun. These are things that work. I desperately...- Ryan Ferguson
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- Engineering Project Science Science fair
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Physics or Data Science? Background in physics & psychology
Hello Everybody! At this point of my life, I'm facing a dilemma which might seem a bit unconventional, or even strange: Should I apply to Data Science Master's programs or Physics Master's programs? I'm in a state of constant confusion and can't make my mind to pick one of these paths. Any...- ZahraKad
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- Career advice Data Data science Master's Physcis Physics Psychology Science
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What can I do with a degree in Biomedical Science?
what can i do with a degree in bio medical science ,could i venture into fileds associated with nanotechnology ?- #neutrino
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- Biomedical Careers Science
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Programs Getting a Masters with a Computer Science degree
Right now I am a sophomore studying to be a computer science major. As of now I am wanting to go to grad school to get a masters. I was curious though if computer science was the only thing I could get a masters in though. Such as would it be possible to get a masters in computer engineering...- Jakecrews28
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- Computer Computer science Computer science degree Degree Engineering Masters Science
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Insights The Complexity of Modern Science - Comments
mfb submitted a new PF Insights post The Complexity of Modern Science Continue reading the Original PF Insights Post.- mfb
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- Complexity Science
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Physics About internships related to quantum information science
Hi, guys, I am an undergraduate pursuing electronics and communication in her 3rd year. For last few months, I have been trying to obtain internships in the field of quantum information so that I could have more exposure to it. I am already pursuing the subject learning it in bits by bits and...- Richa Sharma
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- Information Internships Quantum Quantum entanglement Quantum information Science
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Slovak teen who would love to get into science
So I am a 17 years old girl from Slovak Republic. Central Europe, or Eastern. I do not really know, classifications differ. Forgive me for my grammar and spelling (I use UK spelling because that is what I have learned in school.) I am one year away from "maturita", aka exams in my country that...- Kristina H
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- Love Science Teen
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I need some science fiction help
Hello, all. In my spare time I enjoy writing short stories in various themes. The one I'm currently working on is in the Science Fiction genre—a fairly standard "starships and space exploration" job. I've devised some extensive background for this particular storyverse (I intended these...- DCR
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- Fiction Science Science fiction
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- Forum: Sci-Fi Writing and World Building
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Science Fair Project: Natural Water vs Bottled
Hello I'am a high school student doing a science fair project on the chemicals and heavy metals found in both natural water sources(lakes,rivers,streams) and bottled. I'am looking to see if anyone has information like a list of chemicals and heavy metals found in both sources. any reply is...- Experiment22
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- Chemicals Science Science fair
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Engineering Engineering Science job opportunities?
Hi, I was curious what job opportunities someone who majored in engineering science (engineering physics) has after graduation (bachelors)? What opportunities in general are available after they graduate? And, what the demand is for someone with this degree is?- CaptainAtom1996
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- Engineering Job Job opportunities Science
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Why is the number zero crucial in math and science?
Why do we have the number zero? What makes it important? Can we create math like system that don't use zero but are nonetheless useful. What limits or biases does having or not having zero create when we do science?- {~}
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- Science Zero
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Effect of Human Biofield & Quantum Science Behind it
The Biofield Energy that is also known as the electromagnetic field possessed by every human being has been used for treating human ailments since centuries. I want to know about the Quantum physics behind this and is it really possible to influence the DNA structure of a living being or atomic...- Christine Jones
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- Human Quantum Science
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Where Can I Blog About Science with LaTeX Support?
Hey, all. I'm looking to start a blog to keep up with my academic progress. I was wondering what medium you guys would recommend for something like this. I'd like it to have LaTeX support similar to what we have here at PF.- Cosmophile
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- Blog Science
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Insights Frequently Made Errors in Climate Science - The Greenhouse Effect - Comments
haruspex submitted a new PF Insights post Frequently Made Errors in Climate Science - The Greenhouse Effect Continue reading the Original PF Insights Post.- haruspex
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- Climate Errors Greenhouse Greenhouse effect Science
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Is Science Like Humor?
haha some truth in there :wink:- davenn
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- Jokes Science
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I Are quantum interpretations just religions within science?
I like science in part because I thought religion is irrelevant to science. Science is at its basis simply exploration married to intelligent analysis. When I read about quantum physics interpretations I hear about proponents (followers) of these different interpretations. What is religion...- JohnColorado
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- Interpretations Quantum Science
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Elite scientists can hold back science
Hi, Interesting article here about how : "A new scientific truth does not triumph by convincing its opponents and making them see the light, but rather because its opponents eventually die, and a new generation grows up that is familiar with it." -...- Ovolo
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- Science
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Computer Science Or Engineering?
For a person who like to go forward in the Computer Field, what is the best to choose in higher education? Computer Science or Engineering(Software/Hardware/Network .etc)? {And also what are the differences regarding the economical benefits related to Computer Science and Computer Engineering?}- HyperTechno
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- Computer Computer science Engineering Science
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Statistics and Data Science applied to Physics
I wasn't sure where to post this, but I figured this would be a topic under General Physics. I am aware that the next generation of observations, ranging from cosmological observations to post-LHC particle physics experiments, will produce overwhelmingly large and complex datasets, far larger...- StatGuy2000
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- Applied Data Data science Physics Science Statistics
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Finding a Class I Laser Pointer for a Science Fair Experiment
I am doing some experimentation, for a science fair. And I want to make sure I the laser pointer I use is Class I (conceivably, I may change that, but any class of laser can be used to replicate results similar to the double slit experiment correct?). Can anyone direct me as to where I may be... -
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Another Travesty of Science - Rejecting Solar Panels For....
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-town-rejects-solar-panels-amid-fears-they-suck-up-all-the-energy-from-the-sun-a6771526.html Sometimes you don't know whether to laugh or to cry.- Choppy
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- Science Solar Solar panels
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Engineering Biomedical Engineering PhD, data science, and Employment
I have a B.S. in physics, I am currently in a non-thesis Master of Engineering in Mechanical/Biomedical engineering and set to graduate in the spring. I have been working in a lab to pick up some extra cash and skills over the past 7 months. Mainly what I have been doing is applying data science...- joshthekid
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- Biomedical Biomedical engineering Data Data science Employment Engineering Ph.d Phd Science
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Collection of Science Jokes P2
Old thread: https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/science-jokes.4463/page-44 My wife just drew this- Greg Bernhardt
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What Sparked Your Love for Science?
The title is pretty self-explanatory. What got me interested into science was, I must say bubbles. When I was 9 I tried to understand why bubbles didn't lasted long. I looked for an explanation on some books and the explanations amazed me. So, what got you interested in this awesome journey of...- JohnPCL
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- Science
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Schools Schools with astronomy, observatory, and planetary science
Hi! So I've begun the process of looking at colleges now and I really would like to go to a school in the US or Canada with an astronomy major, an observatory of its own, and some sort of planetary science program. I've made a list of the schools that I've been able to find with those things...- GiantSheeps
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- Astronomy Planetary Planetary science Schools Science
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Job Skills What do you suggest for someone with Asperger's in Science?
What do you suggest as far as tips for interviewing and interacting with team members for someone who is wanting to go into research in a Chemistry or Physics field who is shy and has always had difficulty with eye contact and has been diagnosed with Asperger's? Also, do you have Asperger's as...- science_rules
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Material Science Question about Conductivity.
ZrO2 is an ionic conductor used in automobile engine control systems. At 800oC the mobility of Zr4+ is 0.01m2/V.sec, and of O2- it is 0.04 m2/V.sec., there are 4.5 x 1017 mobile Zr4+ ions/m3, and 2.0 x 1018 mobile O2- ions/m3. What is the conductivity of ZrO2 at this temperature, in S.m-1...- Heather
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- Conductivity Material Material science Science
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Computer Science PhD with Mathematics MSc
Hello, If I have an MSc degree in mathematics specializing in machine learning, is it possible to enter a PhD program in computer science (also specializing in machine learning)? Will the fact that my degree is in mathematics and not computer science prevent me from doing that? I have heard of...- function22
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- Computer Computer science Mathematics Msc Phd Science
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Which major do you think would be the best for me?
I've had this notebook of things I've wanted to create and sell since I was a really young girl, but I don't know how to make them. Therefore, I thought I could go into engineering, because a) I want to learn how to make them, and b) I'm really interested in the concept of engineering and seeing...- db1128
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- Business Education Engineering Finance Inventing Major Science
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Intr rocket science: How calculate mass ratio and propellant
Homework Statement [/B] I was wondering if you'd be able to help me with this problem: Given a two-stage launch vehicle with an engine that produces an Isp =400 sec, a payload mass of 10.000 kg, stage 1 structure mass of 10.000 kg, stage 2 structure mass of 10.000 kg, determine the mass ratio...- Dianainthesky
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- Mass Propellant Ratio Rocket Rocket science Science
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Could floating cities become a reality using rocket boosters?
Could there perhaps ever be floating cities? If we could get the type of technology that sends rockets into space, and have the boosters running at a constant and equal velocity inversely, could this cause anything to levitate? If so, would this even be habitable? Considering that the fumes...- SteveManPhy076
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- Floating Gravitation Levitation Physics Rockets Science Theoretical
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Programs Dual Majoring in Computer Science and Astrophysics
Before I really explain and go into the point of this thread, I'd like to preface it with the fact that I have scoured the forums and read quite a few posts on "Dual Majoring with CS and Physics" and many of them have good advice, but my situation may require more specifics. I've been into...- Bumpeh
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- Astrophysics Computer Computer science Dual Science
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Bring Back MYSTERY SCIENCE THEATER 3000
An official kickstarter campaign has been made! I remember watching this show as a kid and crying laughing so hard! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mst3k/bringbackmst3k- Greg Bernhardt
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- Mystery Science
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A fun thought experiment: the science of electric superpowers
Context: I'm an artist working with a writer on a superhero comic. One of the characters we were thinking of adding is a person with electricity powers. However, the writer wants the electricity powers to be somewhat more "realistic" (at least, aside from the whole electric super-powered human...- choopie
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- Electric Electricity Experiment Fun Science Thought experiment
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Is the IU East BA in Natural Science Worth Pursuing?
Greetings, I see that Indiana University East offers the new titular degree with a concentration in mathematics. Is anyone in this program? Is a B. A. degree worth having? Thanks, Gimblestitch- Gimblestitch
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Java Hi, I with my Computer Science course
Ok so we are 5 months into our course and I have no idea what I am doing. The professor says that we need to create a program that will create a Color object and return a darker value. Can I do this with the Math.max function?- Paul Bunyoner
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- Computer Computer science Course Hi Science
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science