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Why are there so few (four) kinds of reptiles and so many kinds of mammals?

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Is it velocity or force(/acceleration) that causes dilation of spacetime?

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Does velocity or acceleration cause time dilation?

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Is there any postulation in physics community that there are countless forces and particles that simply don’t interact with our four fundamental forces in anyway and thus we can’t experience them? Is this a possible explanation for fine tuning?

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In the same way that birds can be considered reptiles, can mammals be considered amphibians?

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If plants like dandelions, sunflowers, garlic mustard, and so on aren't trees, shrubs, grasses, vines, or mosses, then what are they?

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Does Astronaut Chris Hadfield not understand the basics of physics or am I losing my mind?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why are there so few (four) kinds of reptiles and so many kinds of mammals?	1	askscience
Is it velocity or force(/acceleration) that causes dilation of spacetime?	1	askscience
Does velocity or acceleration cause time dilation?	1	askscience
Is there any postulation in physics community that there are countless forces and particles that simply don’t interact with our four fundamental forces in anyway and thus we can’t experience them? Is this a possible explanation for fine tuning?	1	askscience
In the same way that birds can be considered reptiles, can mammals be considered amphibians?	1	askscience
If plants like dandelions, sunflowers, garlic mustard, and so on aren't trees, shrubs, grasses, vines, or mosses, then what are they?	1	askscience
Does Astronaut Chris Hadfield not understand the basics of physics or am I losing my mind?	1	askscience