a48c4d1b No.3645811
>>3645725i will never get over how fucked up it is that you can have all the legal sex you want with a cow pussy as long as you chop it off the cow first
06396a2e No.3645834
>>3645829>>Genetically modified plants shaped like cow vaginas.If god exists he is allready made most of the universe penis shaped so its quite possible that does exist somewhere on some planet if not our own, and also the whole reoccurring numbers theory is proven true so number sequ3nces like 420 666 777 etc are all things that pop up everywhere so of there is a god he is not what you normalfags believe he is just as perverted as we are so all the moralfags can just suck it and go back to their little corners and cey.
168755ab No.3645970
>>3645829Set phasers on stun.
a4cb67ef No.3645972
>>3645970They shoot PUSSY JUICE!
75a87e66 No.3647511
>>3647490What ??? No flat coil-springs in large handy industrial sizes ??? Why that's flat out communism I say !! COMMUNISM !! Only a further war against these global FlatcoilspringeatingCommunist can solve this immediate crisis!! Start punching in launch-codes!
7368bd6c No.3650017
>>3647490A mechanical UPS uses a large spinning mass kept at speed.
There's no need for a coiled mass that can break because it's been under tension for so long. The spinning mass is easily verified to be operational at all times.
337572db No.3651773
>>3651738whats in all those train carts? all your hard earned and paid for computers….just sitting out in the heat. there probably aren't many perishables in there i would assume, mostly electronics or textiles that are mass produced and stored for ages.
337572db No.3651775
>>3593403jarvis open wristboard. password:girISgod
(type /jackmeoff)
uuuhh wristboard gpstracking what are you doing?
NO DONT FLIP OFF THAT COP!
*flipping off cop initiated*
It wasnt me it was google infected my muscle memory, i need new wristrazors!
this confangled contraption from hell…it was definitely not worth 5000 down.
*donating 5000 to definitelynotchillterrorkickstarter2024*
SON OF A BITCH! That's not what I wanted to do
(keyboard alert: nsa is dispatching 10,000 cc's of fuckyousauce, program terminal shutdown)
uhgh i dont feel so good
*Siri what is my tempature???*
bzzt your temperature is 50 elephants climaxing in the sahara.
*dies*
1287a7ec No.3653390
>>3653384None of this tech stands a chance or any real concern for actual fleets. Hypersonic missiles may have a chance against an EMPRE-Capital Ship. Ok. (Talking a big Aerial Frigate with its shields down). Subs are cute little hideaways while drones are nothing ventured nothing lost when it comes to mass production, the drones are easier. A single drone versus a training ship and the drone might win. Anything else is garunteed a lost cause because over all the more powerful anything is over it will swat it like a bug out of the sky. "Talking about frequency canons designed to overclock processors to the point of meltdown". Again this is an issue of having shields (none of these things really do) Not even a hypersonic missile can avoid being countered.
When it comes down to how versatile something is in combat however you stand more of a chance piloting a mech that can deflect hi-velocity bombardment or out manuever them. But even then the G's would be all that you could take and you are limited to autopilot not turning you into a human slushy. When all it takes to really kill a person is a weaponized camera flash, and its over for them brain wise.
Nope, instruments wars all fail when they are outclassed and sometimes not even all it takes. The worst of it being exactly when we start using biosteels that are ai responsive. Then we all are just fucking dead.
7af7ef71 No.3653407
>>3653132It's fun how people can pretend like they are innovators, because almost no one knows about polycarbonate lensic sheeting, or that they can buy it in numerous places online, and has been available for decades.
The fun part they don't say is the background must be completely static, and have horizontal aligned linear features, the object concealed must be at a certain distance, approximately 2 feet away, and must be completely static as well, and only functions under specific, front facing lighting conditions. Which is why, despite having existed for decades, no military has adopted it. If you can pretend you invented it, it will certainly get you attention online however!
1287a7ec No.3653431
>>3653407particles that dont exist make it invisible
1287a7ec No.3653432
>>3653407the extension chain of the molecular structure of the polycarbonate lattice SUGGESTS dark matter or an advanced -quasi atom (quark or chain particle) is placed in the opening of the lattice. or that it would start to conduct electricity or insulate very well because its properties are changed.
The lattice would energize and react violently to electric current or an ionic -field or phtons of light…and become a super conductor. or a super magnet.
d49d26ed No.3653440
>>3653407Yes. If any of this existed (yet) we would more or less see Chinese Super soldiers in flying saucers. Which we don´t . No saucers with little Yellow men hovering over Taiwan.
And dont´t anybody start with the "Muh Area 51" stories or "you have no idea what they hide in the bunkers" / Bob Lazar pop.
Most bases are just maintenance for stuff USSR knew all about and China knows all about . A glorified pit for burning off grands and government money and stuffing the pockets of people "in the know".
Nobody , as in nobody on the planet has anything remotely close to Invisibility cloaks, flyings saucers, quantum-state traveling portals, Transformer Tic-Tac tech , StarGates, Remote viewing etc other than theoretical blackboard / Peer-review papers or CadCam drawings.
USA would not get their asses handed to them in Iraq if they did. Russia would not get their asses handed to them in Ukraine if they did. France would not get their asses handed to them in Mali if they did. Britain would not get their asses handed to them in Afghanistan if they did.
On and on.
yet the solution is always "more of the same".
I just hope we will get working sustainable Fusion but even that is always 20 years of. Just getting that would be a huge succes for mankind as things stand.
But frankly even that looks like a "Hush little baby , everything is going to be fine" lullaby for the masses.
32a203e4 No.3653449
>>3653425> Humans have been found to have been injured from "exposures to anomalous vehicles, especially airborne and when in close proximity", it reads.Yeah well you don't need alien craft for that. In the 1970s, jet powered USAF drones sometimes used anhydrous ammonia to cool - certain parts - and exposure to that stuff is a bad thing.
32a203e4 No.3653452
>>3653440Practical fusion has been 50 years away for the last 50 years. It may still be 50 years away 20 or 50 years from now.
601733ee No.3653490
>>3653452That's slightly misleading. They said fusion is 50 years away 20 years ago, and now that we actually have devices which can pull off break-even fusion conditions in experimental setups, they switched it to "practical fusion".
Keep moving those goalposts. This year when the Wendelstein 7-X completes the steady state operation tests successfully and proves that the thing works and can be built, they'll switch to say "cheap fusion is 50 years away".
601733ee No.3653491
From the W7-X website:
https://www.ipp.mpg.de/4555488/op_1_2>While the divertor had already demonstrated its good impact, the plasma values with help of the extended plasma heating and purified vessel walls could now be significantly increased. The newly installed neutral particle heating injects fast hydrogen atoms into the plasma, which transfer their energy to the plasma particles via collisions. The result was high plasma densities of up to 2 x 10^20 particles per cubic meter – values that are sufficient for a future power station. At the same time, the ions and electrons of the hydrogen plasma reached an impressive temperature of 20 million degrees Celsius.
>In order to be able to further increase the heating energy without overloading the vessel wall, the current graphite tiles of the divertor will be replaced by water-cooled elements made of carbon fibre-reinforced carbon. Starting in 2022, with this equipment, work will be conducted on a step by step basis with the aim of achieving plasmas that last for 30 minutes. Then, it will remain to be seen whether Wendelstein 7-X can also fulfil its optimisation goals during continuous operationThe cooling system was installed last summer. We are living in interesting times. The Germans are once again making history.
b2bab1fe No.3653499
>>3653491"The Germans are once again making history"
And somehow you made good news sound ominous…=)
1287a7ec No.3653503
>>3653440a double edged sword because then we will have literally liquid terminators that will kill people.
1488cb49 No.3653674
he whole process of forging and machining giant ship's shaft | hydraulic press forging machine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgpGXSAS7CsHumans are interesting. Real question every decade are machines getting bigger and bigger?
If that is the case. We might be capable to mine further deeper below the Earth's crust to find more raw metals and energy sources.
3e50ca73 No.3654321
There's never been a house call quite like this. In a first for telepresence communication, a NASA flight surgeon was 'holoported' to the International Space Station (ISS), appearing and conversing as a virtual presence in real time, hundreds of miles above the surface of Earth.
https://www.sciencealert.com/nasa-surgeon-beamed-to-international-space-station-in-holoportation-world-firstTHIS HAS BEEN A SCIENCE ALERT!!
57ee3856 No.3655943
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SplL723kq-QAsk Dall-E this give it a picture from google or a hard drive.
Picture: Naked female ferret with two large breast holding a cheeseburger.
68108940 No.3662130
Yup I can see a little change only 8 years left…
68108940 No.3663861
https://imgur.com/t/science_and_tech/xDpqYTCA team of Scientists from Japan have successfully proven that by pumping oxygen and oxygenated liquid through animals’ buttholes into their intestines, the researchers found that they could survive without breathing through their lungs.
“It's so impressive because we never thought of breathing from the gut, but it’s possible,” Takanori Takebe, an author of the study and a doctor at the Tokyo Medical and Dental University
The reason is normally when a patient needs oxygen, doctors opt for mechanical ventilation, in which a machine pushes air into the lungs through the windpipe. They can also use another technique called extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, when blood is pumped out of the body and reoxygenated with a machine.
But this procedure carries the risk of bleeding and blood clots. And as many emergency rooms saw during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s not always possible to get your hands on a ventilator.
With this in mind, Takebe thought, why not try the backdoor?
They added oxygen to perfluorodecalin, a chemical that can dissolve large amounts of oxygen. In the past, the substance has been used to treat infants with severe respiratory distress and as artificial blood to improve tissue oxygenation. After shooting the liquid up the mice’s rectums, the scientists found oxygen levels were further improved. The same was true when they tested pigs and rats.
“In a 50-kilogram pig, when we provide this size of liquid oxygen to the butt, they can survive 30 minutes even when experiencing lethal respiratory failure conditions,” Takebe said.
68108940 No.3663862
Caleb Kelly, a gastroenterology fellow at Yale University who’s not affiliated with the study, described the scientists’ newfound method as “promising.”
“The pandemic has highlighted the need to expand options for ventilation and oxygenation in critical illness, and this niche will persist even as the pandemic subsides,” he wrote in a commentary accompanying the 2021 study.
Takebe plans to start human clinical trials as early as this year to prove its real-life efficacy.
As always I provide the sauce:
https://www.gizmodo.com.au/2022/07/pigs-breathe-through-butts-human-trials/https://www.cbc.ca/radio/quirks/may-22-solving-our-sand-crisis-nuclear-quasicrystals-voyager-hears-an-interstellar-hum-and-more-1.6035006/animals-can-breathe-through-their-butts-and-oxygen-up-the-wazoo-may-work-for-humans-too-1.6035011https://www.newscientist.com/article/2301794-scientists-keep-inventing-ways-for-pigs-to-breathe-via-their-rectum/ bd8e9c09 No.3663874
>>3663862And this is the difference between a scientist and a furry
The Furry spends a lifetime ramming his hole with giant dildos and achieves not more than butt-cancer and incontinence. .
The scientist spends 10 minutes to finds a novel new way to safe lives and people through the same hole.
