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Lighting excites the earthy ionosphere cavity to produce Schumann resonance, why can't we do the same?
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If E=mc², then when water is heated, its energy increases. Doesn’t it mean that its mass increases, too? However, a science question at school showed that the mass remained the same. Which one is right?
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Temperature:
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If you wanted to create artificial gravity, couldn’t you just accelerate an object at some speed and wouldn’t that simulate gravity?
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Is it possible that our entire universe is within a black hole?
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What is the relationship between an object's mass and the gravitational force and escape velocity on Earth?
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How does physics relate to life?
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Why does the specific loss of energy (334 kJ/kg) and the corresponding specific loss of mass, (3.7 ng/kg), during the solidification of water, not - ie not in the slightest - contradict the assertion "mass and energy are conserved"?
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Why do we study astronomy using infrared (IR) light instead of ultraviolet (UV) or visible light?
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Do I really need to put my phone on airplane mode while flying?
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The cosmic microwave microwave background radiation is minus 450 degrees F, cold and invisible. Is this leftover Big Bang radiation proof the universe's cooling has peaked and can't get colder?
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Does the orbital period depend on distance in circular motion?
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Is there any such thing as constant velocity if one consider the path of presumptive constant velocity to be part of a circle with infinitely large radius? Does it mean that acceleration exist no matter what due to a= w^2(-r) or v^2/(-r)?
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A car travels at a constant speed of 40 mph. How far will the car travel in 45 minutes?
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