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Where do electrons from induced currents come from?

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Sources to learn physics/astronomy?

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(Physics) How does light carry information?

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(Biology) Have living cells or proteins been created in the lab by natural means, and how would they be created?

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Why does a particle choose a path when observed in quantum physics?

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How does the sun keep planets in orbit incredibly far out (such as neptune) but not have a notable effect on objects on Earth (at least compared to earth's gravity)

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Why does the suns gravity not affect us much individually on Earth yet can keep a planet like Neptune much farther away in a stable orbit?

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Will the CMB ever "fade out" to us?

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Does an atom lose an electron due to positive beta decay?

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How can light continue at the speed of light if it redshifts?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Where do electrons from induced currents come from?	1	askscience
Sources to learn physics/astronomy?	1	askscience
(Physics) How does light carry information?	1	askscience
(Biology) Have living cells or proteins been created in the lab by natural means, and how would they be created?	1	askscience
Why does a particle choose a path when observed in quantum physics?	1	askscience
How does the sun keep planets in orbit incredibly far out (such as neptune) but not have a notable effect on objects on Earth (at least compared to earth's gravity)	1	askscience
Why does the suns gravity not affect us much individually on Earth yet can keep a planet like Neptune much farther away in a stable orbit?	1	askscience
Will the CMB ever "fade out" to us?	1	askscience
Does an atom lose an electron due to positive beta decay?	1	askscience
How can light continue at the speed of light if it redshifts?	1	askscience