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[Engineering] How do scientists machine spheres of silicon to atomic levels of precision?

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[physics] What happens to individual photons when dealing with polarization, bifringence, and transmission

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How does electricity jump between two conductors through air? How does it 'know' that there is a conductor further away from it through the non conducting air?

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Question about microscopic photos of living organisms

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If mercury barometers are exposed to the atmosphere, why doesn't the mercury evaporate?

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[Physics] If you were in a vacuum or a rarified atmosphere, would you be able to physically feel drop in viscousity?

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[physics] how much gravitational potential energy is there in the unevenness of earth's surface and is it feasible to generate energy from this?

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[Biology] What is the term for enormous leaps of evolution that occur far away from local maxima of fitness? I'm wondering, specifically, how venus fly trap plants could have evolved. What are some other enormous leaps of evolution?

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Crisis points for civilizations?

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What happened to gypsies/romanis in soviet bloc states/czechoslovakia?

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[Engineering] How do scientists machine spheres of silicon to atomic levels of precision?	1	askscience
[physics] What happens to individual photons when dealing with polarization, bifringence, and transmission	1	askscience
How does electricity jump between two conductors through air? How does it 'know' that there is a conductor further away from it through the non conducting air?	1	askscience
Question about microscopic photos of living organisms	1	askscience
If mercury barometers are exposed to the atmosphere, why doesn't the mercury evaporate?	1	askscience
[Physics] If you were in a vacuum or a rarified atmosphere, would you be able to physically feel drop in viscousity?	1	askscience
[physics] how much gravitational potential energy is there in the unevenness of earth's surface and is it feasible to generate energy from this?	1	askscience
[Biology] What is the term for enormous leaps of evolution that occur far away from local maxima of fitness? I'm wondering, specifically, how venus fly trap plants could have evolved. What are some other enormous leaps of evolution?	1	askscience
Crisis points for civilizations?	0	askscience
What happened to gypsies/romanis in soviet bloc states/czechoslovakia?	0	AskHistorians