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What is the force that drives light to move at the speed that it does? Or to put more simply, what propels light?

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If this new super planet K2-18b is 8 times the mass of earth, if we were to colonize it, would the force of gravity be different?

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Astrophysicists of reddit, if a planet killing asteroid were to impact a neighboring planet would we feel any effects on earth? If so what would be expect to see?

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Astrophysicists, if a planet killing asteroid were to impact a neighboring planet would we feel any effects on earth? If so what would be expect to see?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What is the force that drives light to move at the speed that it does? Or to put more simply, what propels light?	2309	askscience
If this new super planet K2-18b is 8 times the mass of earth, if we were to colonize it, would the force of gravity be different?	1	askscience
Astrophysicists of reddit, if a planet killing asteroid were to impact a neighboring planet would we feel any effects on earth? If so what would be expect to see?	1	askscience
Astrophysicists, if a planet killing asteroid were to impact a neighboring planet would we feel any effects on earth? If so what would be expect to see?	1	askscience