The Cool Science Stuff Thread

I've always wanted to know what -50 was like and still wonder if your spit freezes before it hits the ground. This is awesome

Newbie in Fairbanks

:eek::)

That's going to depend on a few things; trajectory, density, and volume of said spit.

My experience at -50°F is that spit instantly freezes to whatever it lands on.
 
meh... I'm meaning freezing before it hits the ground. Just freezing to something doesn't cut it! :)

You just need to see for yourself. A trip to Bettles, AK in winter would be perfect for this.

I can assure you it will be cold, and there may be other things to do outside other than spit. And, you won't need to buy Arctic Gear for the short time you'll be there.
 
So, I want to say I've only read the first and last pages of this thread but....WOW!!! Science nerds and porn geeks. I think I've found my nirvana.
 
Boeing finds another software flaw that might delay 737 Max's return

If it's Boeing, it ain't going-anytime soon.

https://www.engadget.com/2020/01/18/boeing-finds-new-737-max-software-flaw/?utm_source=fark&utm_medium=website&utm_content=link&ICID=ref_fark

Boeing is dealing with another 737 Max software flaw that could prevent the troubled aircraft from returning to the skies, but this time it's not a safety issue. The company has confirmed that it's fixing a flaw preventing the 737 Max's flight control computers from starting up and verifying that they're ready for flight -- in other words, the airliner couldn't even take off. A spokesperson said Boeing was "working with the FAA" on submitting the fix and was informing partners, but didn't say when the updated software would be ready.

:eek::eek::eek:
 
ASIT and the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality
and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women) signed
MOU aiming to joins efforts in promoting Gender
Equality and Parity in all fields related to Sustainable
Development.

The Priority areas of work include: Promoting science
and its benefits; Recognising excellence of youth;
Supporting gender equality in science; Providing
scientific advice for policy development; Fostering
international and global cooperation; and Education and
public engagement.

RASIT and UN Women will work together on:
Sharing/facilitating networks of experts (particularly
female experts in science), collaborating on events,
conferences especially related to inter-governmental
fora, exploring establishing a “Science Café”, advocacy
and outreach through online platforms and through
publications as well as training related activities

:heart:

The Royal Academy of Science International Trust

https://www.rasit.org/
 
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