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Why was it "impossible" to allow Russia to become a full member of NATO due to Article V which states that members would have to come to defense of other members which would include the UK? Why did that block Russiam membership?

23 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Do objects physically change the wavelength of light or just absorb certain wavelengths and reflect others?

17 upvotes • r/askscience

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Do higher altitudes have any effect on audible pitch compared to sea level?

9 upvotes • r/askscience

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Wondering what people's thoughts are on 3rd party extra batteries?

3 upvotes • r/ebikes

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A decent amount of states allow governors to run multiple times, non-consecutively, and technically have no term limit. Are there any examples of this happening but 20 or so years apart and/or also winning?

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So I heard during WW2, the US held some of the ~400,000 German POWs its domestic army barracks. Are bases actually designed to be more accommodating of that just in case?

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What is this port connector called? I believe it's 5v and I'm looking to replace my headlighy with a much brighter one but not sure if it has the juice to run something better.

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I feel like science is a grown up equivalent of "Hey! Look at this cool thing I found!" and people disregarding it is the same as slapping it out of the kids hand. Is there a scientific specific name for being this condencending and mean?

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What is this port connector called? I believe it's 5v and I'm looking to replace my headlighy with a much brighter one but not sure if it has the juice to run something better.

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From what I've read, light/photons in space and electrons through a wire, travel at the same speed, if this is true, why is the electron not slower when it has to go through/interact with much more densely packed atoms?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why was it "impossible" to allow Russia to become a full member of NATO due to Article V which states that members would have to come to defense of other members which would include the UK? Why did that block Russiam membership?	23	AskHistorians
Do objects physically change the wavelength of light or just absorb certain wavelengths and reflect others?	17	askscience
Do higher altitudes have any effect on audible pitch compared to sea level?	9	askscience
Wondering what people's thoughts are on 3rd party extra batteries?	3	ebikes
A decent amount of states allow governors to run multiple times, non-consecutively, and technically have no term limit. Are there any examples of this happening but 20 or so years apart and/or also winning?	2	AskHistorians
So I heard during WW2, the US held some of the ~400,000 German POWs its domestic army barracks. Are bases actually designed to be more accommodating of that just in case?	2	AskHistorians
What is this port connector called? I believe it's 5v and I'm looking to replace my headlighy with a much brighter one but not sure if it has the juice to run something better.	1	ebikes
I feel like science is a grown up equivalent of "Hey! Look at this cool thing I found!" and people disregarding it is the same as slapping it out of the kids hand. Is there a scientific specific name for being this condencending and mean?	1	askscience
What is this port connector called? I believe it's 5v and I'm looking to replace my headlighy with a much brighter one but not sure if it has the juice to run something better.	1	ebikes
From what I've read, light/photons in space and electrons through a wire, travel at the same speed, if this is true, why is the electron not slower when it has to go through/interact with much more densely packed atoms?	1	askscience