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Is "E = h p a" a valid theory economically?

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If we travel in the reverse absolute direction to our current direction in space and go fast enough to actually zero our relative speed would time contraction kill us?

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Could polar Lagrange sunshades reduce the temperature at the poles below -79°c, turning CO2 to dry ice and snow?

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A lot of Dinosaurs have a Kangaroo/Rabbit like limb arrangements with short arms and big legs yet they are portrayed walking on all fours did any hop like rabbits or kangaroos?

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What is the most complex living thing we have an atomic level model for?

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What are the fundamental limits to information processing e.g. speed and size?

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If any projectile given a velocity vector will move in that direction why do guns need long barrels for accuracy?

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Could gravity wave be strong enough to trigger earthquakes/tsunami?

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Could the translation capabilities of AI help us communicate with aliens?

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Why did technology and science only happen in the last couple of millennia when homo-sapiens have been around for 400,000 years?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Is "E = h p a" a valid theory economically?	1	askscience
If we travel in the reverse absolute direction to our current direction in space and go fast enough to actually zero our relative speed would time contraction kill us?	1	askscience
Could polar Lagrange sunshades reduce the temperature at the poles below -79°c, turning CO2 to dry ice and snow?	1	askscience
A lot of Dinosaurs have a Kangaroo/Rabbit like limb arrangements with short arms and big legs yet they are portrayed walking on all fours did any hop like rabbits or kangaroos?	1	askscience
What is the most complex living thing we have an atomic level model for?	1	askscience
What are the fundamental limits to information processing e.g. speed and size?	1	askscience
If any projectile given a velocity vector will move in that direction why do guns need long barrels for accuracy?	1	askscience
Could gravity wave be strong enough to trigger earthquakes/tsunami?	1	askscience
Could the translation capabilities of AI help us communicate with aliens?	1	askscience
Why did technology and science only happen in the last couple of millennia when homo-sapiens have been around for 400,000 years?	1	askscience