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In diagrams where massive objects bend spacetime, what is depicted on the hight axis?

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How come Helium-3 is stable but Hydrogen-3 isn't?

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How can an electron which is not observed have both its spin states at the same time?

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Is there any micro-organisms that thrive in extremely high concentrations of sugar?

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Which animal is the biggest "living fossil"?

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How come metals doesn't sublimes in very low pressures?

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Are humans and other "high" organisms able to synthesize all nucleotides from the ground up or would we die if we didn't eat food containing nucleotides?

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Is there such a thing as "good stress"?

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If sodium chloride was rare, what would be a good substitute compound for table salt?

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Who are more likely to commit criminal acts, rich people or poor people, and how come?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
In diagrams where massive objects bend spacetime, what is depicted on the hight axis?	1461
How come Helium-3 is stable but Hydrogen-3 isn't?	21
How can an electron which is not observed have both its spin states at the same time?	9
Is there any micro-organisms that thrive in extremely high concentrations of sugar?	5
Which animal is the biggest "living fossil"?	4
How come metals doesn't sublimes in very low pressures?	3
Are humans and other "high" organisms able to synthesize all nucleotides from the ground up or would we die if we didn't eat food containing nucleotides?	3
Is there such a thing as "good stress"?	2
If sodium chloride was rare, what would be a good substitute compound for table salt?	1
Who are more likely to commit criminal acts, rich people or poor people, and how come?	1