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If I have an empty room with perfectly reflective mirrors for walls, and I close the door instantly (shutting out its light source), will the room still be "lit" to an observer inside since the photons are still bouncing around?

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Did either side in WW1 have any aims aside from “win the war?” Did they really want anything from their enemies apart from reparations for the conflict?

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If the top ten richest people on the earth died and requested that they were buried with their money, would the global economy be significantly affected?

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Does glass formed into a perfect shape break?

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Does anything in the universe occur in an instant, or does everything happen gradually?

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How does a computer create a visual 3D space so easily on the 2D screen?

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What would the treaty of Versailles after WW1 have looked like if the war ended within the first year? Did either side really want anything from the enemy nations?

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What can be done to replenish California's water table and keep the region alive?

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What happens when a square falls onto an incline?

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Why are matrices and vectors counted with the top element as the first element and not the bottom?

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If I have an empty room with perfectly reflective mirrors for walls, and I close the door instantly (shutting out its light source), will the room still be "lit" to an observer inside since the photons are still bouncing around?	1	askscience
Did either side in WW1 have any aims aside from “win the war?” Did they really want anything from their enemies apart from reparations for the conflict?	1	AskHistorians
If the top ten richest people on the earth died and requested that they were buried with their money, would the global economy be significantly affected?	1	askscience
Does glass formed into a perfect shape break?	1	askscience
Does anything in the universe occur in an instant, or does everything happen gradually?	1	askscience
How does a computer create a visual 3D space so easily on the 2D screen?	1	askscience
What would the treaty of Versailles after WW1 have looked like if the war ended within the first year? Did either side really want anything from the enemy nations?	1	AskHistorians
What can be done to replenish California's water table and keep the region alive?	1	askscience
What happens when a square falls onto an incline?	1	askscience
Why are matrices and vectors counted with the top element as the first element and not the bottom?	1	askscience