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What is the mass of 10ml of water?
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How is it possible that something can be at rest in space but moving through time? If it moves in time it also needs to be moving in space, say, a gravitational field, isn't that right? Obviously I'm wrong, but this seems so paradoxical.
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If there is both kinetic and potential energy present in an object with mass on Earth, can the total mechanical energy be zero? If so, how can that happen?
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Can ventilation be achieved if the window is opened and the door is locked? Is the airflow unidirectional from the window to the door crack or can the air go in and go out freely through the window? (small room, no air conditioner)
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Is it possible to make a ship that travels at FTL speeds (faster than light)? If not, why?
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Does the sound frequency of a car change for people on both sides of the vehicle if it is moving at constant velocity?
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How do helicopters fly vertically?
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What is the difference between Fick's law of diffusion and Fick’s first and second laws?
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Will a substance exist in a gaseous state at high pressure and low temperature?
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Is it true that some parts of the Earth don't have the force of gravity?
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Why is a boat so big and heavy floating on the water, but the grain of sand cannot?
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If the sun suddenly gained enough mass to pull the Earth in, how long would we have to live? Would we simply reach a new orbital path or would we fall into it?
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How do you explain the phenomenon of land appearing from a distance when viewed through a telescope, refuting the notion of a curved Earth?
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Why is density derived quantity?
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If a conductor is connected to "ground", then what is the charge on it?
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If the Big Bang has no cause, how could it have happened at all?
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What is the density of a solid?
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If your velocity is increasing, wouldn't your displacement be increasing over time as well (because of the decrease in distance)?
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Can the pair of forces in a couple produce different kinds of motion, such that one produces clockwise and other anti-clockwise?
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The Block Universe theory of time says all time exists. So why do we experience a now? Is it to do with the arrow of time and entropy, and does entropy cause 'time'?
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