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[AMA Request] Dom Mazetti of BroScience

3385 upvotes • r/IAmA

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In NDT's Inexplicable Universe, he says that quarks are bonded together such that the pull gets stronger as they get farther apart. As a consequence, inputting enough energy to separate them instantaneously creates a new partner for each quark. How do we know this? Have we tried it?

24 upvotes • r/askscience

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Will the human body appreciably adapt/evolve to our rapid advancements in technology in the future?

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Can anyone recommend some good, up-to-date documentaries/videos about quantum mechanics, particle physics, the universe, etc...?

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How are some people able to handle drinking much hotter coffee than others?

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If water was configured as hydrogen-oxygen-hydrogen aligned at 180 degrees, could life exist?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
[AMA Request] Dom Mazetti of BroScience	3385	IAmA
In NDT's Inexplicable Universe, he says that quarks are bonded together such that the pull gets stronger as they get farther apart. As a consequence, inputting enough energy to separate them instantaneously creates a new partner for each quark. How do we know this? Have we tried it?	24	askscience
Will the human body appreciably adapt/evolve to our rapid advancements in technology in the future?	1	askscience
Can anyone recommend some good, up-to-date documentaries/videos about quantum mechanics, particle physics, the universe, etc...?	1	askscience
How are some people able to handle drinking much hotter coffee than others?	1	askscience
If water was configured as hydrogen-oxygen-hydrogen aligned at 180 degrees, could life exist?	1	askscience