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Is it possible to "mechanically" produce light?

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Um... I think Winston has a problem

37 upvotes • r/overwatch2
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If water is polar, then could we attract it with a magnet?

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Do the electrostatic interactions generate magnetic field?

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Was there a time where there is any region of Sub-Saharan Africa that was flourishing with science or knowledge?

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This is one of those weird TF2 "smexuals" which was mysteriously removed from Youtube

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Countries that allow prostitution, while banning polygamy, are hypocritical countries

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Could electric motor produce perpetual motion?

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If water is produced from a combustion reaction, could drinkable water be taken from fire?

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As a "sequel" to my old question: Is it possible to implement a machine that could rapidly cause friction with a metal to produce light?

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