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Can a neutron decay into a hydrogen atom?

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What shape would a tidally locked planet be?

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What is the smallest difference in G-force that the human body can detect?

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Is there an equivalent to clouds in large bodies of water?

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Could we theoretically cool the Earth by shining a sufficiently large and bright light into space?

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Is it possible to create a concave dimple in a toilet/urinal such that the focal point of all pee splash is still in the toilet?

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Light time is commonly used to describe distances, mostly light years. Is there any existing or practical usage of light distance in order to describe a time, ie. time for light to cover a given distance?

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How come animals don't recognize their reflections when they would see it all the time on the surface of water?

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If bike reflectors and street signs rely on retroreflection, how come they look bright to a car driver when the persons eyes are aren't particularly close to the source of the light?

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Does your weight change from day to night due to the Earths rotation around the sun or the suns gravity itself?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Can a neutron decay into a hydrogen atom?	1
What shape would a tidally locked planet be?	1
What is the smallest difference in G-force that the human body can detect?	1
Is there an equivalent to clouds in large bodies of water?	1
Could we theoretically cool the Earth by shining a sufficiently large and bright light into space?	1
Is it possible to create a concave dimple in a toilet/urinal such that the focal point of all pee splash is still in the toilet?	1
Light time is commonly used to describe distances, mostly light years. Is there any existing or practical usage of light distance in order to describe a time, ie. time for light to cover a given distance?	1
How come animals don't recognize their reflections when they would see it all the time on the surface of water?	1
If bike reflectors and street signs rely on retroreflection, how come they look bright to a car driver when the persons eyes are aren't particularly close to the source of the light?	1
Does your weight change from day to night due to the Earths rotation around the sun or the suns gravity itself?	1