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How much support is there to the dark matter = clumps of neutrinos theory?

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Why did Rome run out of money to pay its troops?

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What are the applications of a quantum theory of gravity?

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How powerful of a motivation are upvotes?

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Why did engineering knowledge die out in the West after the fall of Rome?

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What measurements of economic production have their been made for the late Roman Empire through after the fall of the west?

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What percent of Rome's GDP was slavery?

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Since light has momentum but no mass, would a particle with mass change its momentum upon bombardment with a photon?

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Considering that light has momentum (from relativity) is it possible to produce a beam of light that would produce a "thud" on its arrival (as opposed to, say, heat)?

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Would a constant electric field "wall" be able to act as a science fiction type force field if the field was strong enough?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How much support is there to the dark matter = clumps of neutrinos theory?	2	askscience
Why did Rome run out of money to pay its troops?	2	AskHistorians
What are the applications of a quantum theory of gravity?	2	askscience
How powerful of a motivation are upvotes?	1	askscience
Why did engineering knowledge die out in the West after the fall of Rome?	1	AskHistorians
What measurements of economic production have their been made for the late Roman Empire through after the fall of the west?	1	AskHistorians
What percent of Rome's GDP was slavery?	1	AskHistorians
Since light has momentum but no mass, would a particle with mass change its momentum upon bombardment with a photon?	1	askscience
Considering that light has momentum (from relativity) is it possible to produce a beam of light that would produce a "thud" on its arrival (as opposed to, say, heat)?	1	askscience
Would a constant electric field "wall" be able to act as a science fiction type force field if the field was strong enough?	1	askscience