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In the metaphor of the "fabric" of space, is the fabric stretchy?
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For those who left physics, how difficult was it? What do you do now?
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Is there truly a thing as "randomness" ?
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ELI5: What is antimatter? How much of exists in the universe?
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Finding velocity using Lorenzo's force an Centripetal force. q.v. B.sinθ = mv²/r I got the formula to use is r = mv/q.B.sinθ and solving for X i.e v but i cant seem to get the right answer
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Could this be how an advanced civilization travels the universe quickly?
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Why is Pade approximation not used as much as Taylor approximation?
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Motor vehicle accident
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How high can water fly when a stone is dropped?
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4 months ago
Is it possible to describe the location of a point in space and time?
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How would we appear from the perspective of something of human mass and size moving at Mach twelve and vice versa?
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4 months ago
Can someone explain what exactly is "naturalness" and its relationship to the hierarchy problem.
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4 months ago
Which fundamental forces might be emergent?
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Seeing into space… telescopes?
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How do differences in temperature effect the refraction of light?
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5 months ago
How can the Big Bang possibly be a 'creation' of matter?
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4 months ago
In the double slit experiment is a photons wave function limited to what would be the cone of the ‘beam’?
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1 month ago
Does orbital resonance stop tidal locking?
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4 months ago
If the Pleiades were all born at the same time, then will they all burn out at the same time? Would one going supernova in the near vicinity be enough activation energy to send the others (near their end of life?) to go at the same time?
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6 months ago
Does the equivalence principle imply that gravity is a fictitious force?
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Would a k type star orbit a binary of G type like Proxima Centauri does its binary?
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3 months ago
About eigenfunctions and differential operators.