r/STEMcelgrippysockjail • • Jul 16 '26

Memes 😨

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u/diadlep Jul 16 '26

Schilds ladder was coolest story i read about this

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u/throwawaypassingby01 Jul 16 '26

thanks for the recc :3

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u/diadlep Jul 16 '26

🧑

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u/download13 17d ago

Favorite Egan book! Some other similar ones:

Diaspora - A flaw in our understanding of stellar dynamics means stars actually go supernova way more often than we thought and we're all going to die by gamma ray burst if we don't escape into another universe.

Incandescence - Beetles living in an artificial asteroid orbiting a roving neutron star have to learn orbital mechanics to save themselves when their orbit starts to decay.

The infinite assassin - A woman takes drugs that let her communicate with every other branching version of herself as the universe evolves over time. Thwarts a corporate assassin by mapping him into an insignificant subset of states.

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u/diadlep 17d ago

Diaspora might be the best novel I've ever read. Could only read it once though 😭. Haven't read the others yet

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u/polyesterflower Jul 16 '26

Astrophysics I barely understand. The blueshifting quasar from this.

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u/The-Cursed-Gardener Jul 17 '26

I am rapidly approaching your location billions of years in the future

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u/polyesterflower Jul 18 '26

WHY IS IT BLUESHIFTING?

WHY IS IT BLUESHIFTING?

WHY IS IT BLUESHIFTING?

Why is it blueshifting?

Why is it blue...?

edit: good lord my formatting...

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u/fiLth_Rat Jul 16 '26

As far as I know it unfortunately won't be possible for over 60 billion years.

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u/PocketCatt Jul 16 '26

I don’t know how people don’t go genuinely insane speculating about stuff like this as their whole ass profession

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u/Fit_Carpet_364 24d ago

Not quite the same, but the mathematician George Price went batshit from contemplating the mathematics involved with genetics and human altruism.