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Tips for a better organized cockpit (SRM) for XC flights?

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Unsat Part 141 XC stage check, twice.

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Why is Carbon Monoxide the exception to the nomenclature rule omitting "mon/mono" as a prefix?

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If photons have no mass, how is it possible that gravity from black holes have any effect on them?

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"Hardlight" or "Photon Fields" are common in Sci-Fi. Is there any real theory that support the validity of these concepts?

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How do spiders and insect perceive of us humans? How do they "see" us?

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Would rainbows appear differently on other planets, especially those with differently colored stars than ours?

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I'm more attracted to redheads, is there a scientific reason for this preference?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Tips for a better organized cockpit (SRM) for XC flights?	3	flying
Unsat Part 141 XC stage check, twice.	2	flying
Why is Carbon Monoxide the exception to the nomenclature rule omitting "mon/mono" as a prefix?	1	askscience
If photons have no mass, how is it possible that gravity from black holes have any effect on them?	1	askscience
"Hardlight" or "Photon Fields" are common in Sci-Fi. Is there any real theory that support the validity of these concepts?	1	askscience
How do spiders and insect perceive of us humans? How do they "see" us?	1	askscience
Would rainbows appear differently on other planets, especially those with differently colored stars than ours?	1	askscience
I'm more attracted to redheads, is there a scientific reason for this preference?	1	askscience