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If light is effected by gravity of black holes, does that mean light can orbit a black hole?

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When temperature decreases, so does pressure. If at absolute 0 would the matter be at a single point?

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As temperate decreases so does pressure, so at absolute 0 what would happen? Black hole? A singularity?

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Is you attached infinite power to a microwave oven, opened the door or it and switched it on in the middle of space would the microwave accelerate?

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Why does surface tension exist in liquids and why is it more prominent in microgravity?

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Light travels slower through glass, does this mean that people who wear glasses are seeing things with more of a delay than people not wearing glasses?

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[WP] After several months since impacting Saturn, Cassini begins transmitting data back to earth. And it changes everything.

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
If light is effected by gravity of black holes, does that mean light can orbit a black hole?	634	askscience
When temperature decreases, so does pressure. If at absolute 0 would the matter be at a single point?	1	askscience
As temperate decreases so does pressure, so at absolute 0 what would happen? Black hole? A singularity?	1	askscience
Is you attached infinite power to a microwave oven, opened the door or it and switched it on in the middle of space would the microwave accelerate?	1	askscience
Why does surface tension exist in liquids and why is it more prominent in microgravity?	1	askscience
Light travels slower through glass, does this mean that people who wear glasses are seeing things with more of a delay than people not wearing glasses?	1	askscience
[WP] After several months since impacting Saturn, Cassini begins transmitting data back to earth. And it changes everything.	1	WritingPrompts