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Can an object that’s not a black hole be so dense or massive that it has an event horizon?

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If I saturate water with some non ionic compound like sugar, will it be saturated enough not to dissolve any salt or other compounds as well?

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How do satellites tell their position far out in space by other planets if gps doesn’t work?

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If radio is light waves, if you turn up the frequency on a radio tower high enough, will it emit visible light?

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Why does lightning make sound?

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Could a completed standard model equation simulate the universe position at any given time like a function? Or would it have to be walked through each time step?

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Does the Universe being not ‘locally real’ mean the Standard Model equation of physics will never be complete? And determinism is not true?

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How do particles get quantum entangled?

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Is there a theoretical limit to the amount of energy a lithium based battery can store?

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If any atoms heavier than iron have to be from supernova, what supernova made us?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Can an object that’s not a black hole be so dense or massive that it has an event horizon?	7	askscience
If I saturate water with some non ionic compound like sugar, will it be saturated enough not to dissolve any salt or other compounds as well?	1	askscience
How do satellites tell their position far out in space by other planets if gps doesn’t work?	1	askscience
If radio is light waves, if you turn up the frequency on a radio tower high enough, will it emit visible light?	1	askscience
Why does lightning make sound?	1	askscience
Could a completed standard model equation simulate the universe position at any given time like a function? Or would it have to be walked through each time step?	1	askscience
Does the Universe being not ‘locally real’ mean the Standard Model equation of physics will never be complete? And determinism is not true?	1	askscience
How do particles get quantum entangled?	1	askscience
Is there a theoretical limit to the amount of energy a lithium based battery can store?	1	askscience
If any atoms heavier than iron have to be from supernova, what supernova made us?	1	askscience