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If light is massless, how is a black hole able to prevent it from escaping?

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Is it heat or hot air that rises?

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What processes are involved in a quantum computer that separate it from a 'normal' computer?

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How does radiation pressure work?

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Say if you had a flat plane balancing on the Earth, how far along the flat would the Earth's curvature become apparent?

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Why do all the planets in the Solar system orbit the Sun on a flat plane?

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How is a single frame of time measured?

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If Iron is the most stable element, why do atoms in the Sun fuse 'past' it?

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Why are photons thought of as taking every possible path in Feynman's 'sum over paths' theory?

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Why do planets in the solar system orbit roughly on the same plane?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
If light is massless, how is a black hole able to prevent it from escaping?	2824
Is it heat or hot air that rises?	1733
What processes are involved in a quantum computer that separate it from a 'normal' computer?	7
How does radiation pressure work?	2
Say if you had a flat plane balancing on the Earth, how far along the flat would the Earth's curvature become apparent?	1
Why do all the planets in the Solar system orbit the Sun on a flat plane?	1
How is a single frame of time measured?	1
If Iron is the most stable element, why do atoms in the Sun fuse 'past' it?	1
Why are photons thought of as taking every possible path in Feynman's 'sum over paths' theory?	1
Why do planets in the solar system orbit roughly on the same plane?	1