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Are there mathematicians who don't know any physics?
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Can "moving directionally towards "up, down, left, and right"" exist without there being at least one existence that has ""a shape" and/or magnetism"?
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Is there a theoretical basis for why time moves only in one direction?
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Since all motion is relative, why is it wrong to say that the Sun revolves around the Earth?
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How does general relativity support the idea of a time machine? Is it really possible to travel in time, going back to the past or see the future?
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Can an object be a black hole to one observer but not another?
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What are the real modern applications of the 3-form Chern-Simons in today's world?
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How do star and planet compare in terms of forces? A star has two balancing forces: 1. gravity inward and 2. pressure outward. How do these two forces operate in a planet? Planets have gravity but do planets have pressure? How is gravity balanced?
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Why does normal matter interact with light, and dark matter doesn't?
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Is it theoretically possible to add and subtract the neutrons and protons from the nucleus of an atom to change it into a different element?
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How much weight can a second floor room hold?
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By the use of Pythagoras theorem, and knowing the distance to a fast moving object, I am able to calculate its exact velocity. But when I calculate its length by the same method, it is not matching what SR theory predicts. Why?
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In quantum field theory, the kinetic energy of field Lagrangians doesn't have mass term while the potential energy has the mass. Why doesn't kinetic energy have mass term?
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