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My almost 6 year old daughter asked me about Gravity today, so I showed her the "rubber sheet" metaphor. Is this a good approach to take at this early age?

29 upvotes • r/askscience

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Is "String Theory" even a theory? Should it better be called "String Philosophy"?

22 upvotes • r/askscience

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Let's talk about Mondays

19 upvotes • r/GenX

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Can someone explain why Gravity is considered a force when, according to GR, it's not?

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Is it even theoretically possible to obtain enough information from an existing brain to be able to copy / upload it into an artificial one?

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Are there any theories that reformulate electromagnetic, strong and weak forces as warping of space-time similar to what GR did for gravity?

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Can anyone explain how the weak force works? How can 'fundamental' particles change their nature?

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Does the failure of Supersymmetry to pass tests also mean the failure and end of String / M Theory?

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Questions about quantized values

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Question about Special Relativity, time dilation and length contraction

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
My almost 6 year old daughter asked me about Gravity today, so I showed her the "rubber sheet" metaphor. Is this a good approach to take at this early age?	29	askscience
Is "String Theory" even a theory? Should it better be called "String Philosophy"?	22	askscience
Let's talk about Mondays	19	GenX
Can someone explain why Gravity is considered a force when, according to GR, it's not?	15	askscience
Is it even theoretically possible to obtain enough information from an existing brain to be able to copy / upload it into an artificial one?	13	askscience
Are there any theories that reformulate electromagnetic, strong and weak forces as warping of space-time similar to what GR did for gravity?	13	askscience
Can anyone explain how the weak force works? How can 'fundamental' particles change their nature?	9	askscience
Does the failure of Supersymmetry to pass tests also mean the failure and end of String / M Theory?	7	askscience
Questions about quantized values	5	askscience
Question about Special Relativity, time dilation and length contraction	4	askscience