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Being utter pioneers in science, if the Nazis were still around today would they have ignored mainstream beliefs in physics and have created the warp drive by now?

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Let's say I don't believe the world is round. How can one prove the world is round to me?

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Why is a lot of debris floating in space and not falling towards Earth despite gravitational pull?

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What prevents air conditioners from falling out of the window?

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Can we create energy from nothing?

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What causes a car to pull to the right when accelerating?

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A ball dropped from a height h an hits the ground with a speed of v m/s. If, at precisely the same time the ball is dropped, another ball is launched straight up at v m/s, will the two balls pass each other?

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If the Earth is round, why don't people fall off the bottom?

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