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If you were to fall down a skyscraper's elevator shaft, would the Coriolis effect cause you to hit the sides?

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If know the average acceleration, the time of travel of an object, and its starting and ending velocities, how can I calculate its average velocity?

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If the base of a flame is blue, and the surface of the sun is white, does that mean the former is hotter than the latter?

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If the base of a flame is blue, and the surface of the sun is white, does that mean the former is hotter than the latter?

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Wikipedia says the purpose of a transformer is to increase voltage to decrease intensity, thus reducing loss of energy due to heat dispersion in the wire. How does this fit in with the equation V=RI, where increasing the voltage would also increase the intensity?

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What is relative humidity?

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If someone is mute by birth but not deaf, what does their "inner voice" sound like?

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Is there really any danger to swimming right after eating?

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If you were to fall down a skyscraper's elevator shaft, would the Coriolis effect cause you to hit the sides?	9611	askscience
If know the average acceleration, the time of travel of an object, and its starting and ending velocities, how can I calculate its average velocity?	4	askscience
If the base of a flame is blue, and the surface of the sun is white, does that mean the former is hotter than the latter?	1	askscience
If the base of a flame is blue, and the surface of the sun is white, does that mean the former is hotter than the latter?	1	askscience
Wikipedia says the purpose of a transformer is to increase voltage to decrease intensity, thus reducing loss of energy due to heat dispersion in the wire. How does this fit in with the equation V=RI, where increasing the voltage would also increase the intensity?	1	askscience
What is relative humidity?	1	askscience
If someone is mute by birth but not deaf, what does their "inner voice" sound like?	1	askscience
Is there really any danger to swimming right after eating?	0	askscience