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[WP] 17 Years ago, when you were only 6 years old, your father left you and your mother, saying he was going to get milk. As you walk to work your father stumbles out of an alley, ragged, limping, and sporting a mud caked beard. In his hands, a cartoon of milk.

2782 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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[WP] You live on a planet with a strangely elliptical orbit. For the first time in Eons, your planet drifts out of the Goldilocks Zone.

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Why isn't Hawking Radiation proportional to the surface area of the black hole? It seems like surface area would lead to more virtual particle pairs being separated and more radiation.

1 upvotes • r/askscience

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If modern circuits and chips are so small, why don't the break more easily (i.e. dropping your phone). Also, what happens when they do break, does losing one branch break the entire circuit?

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[WP] 17 Years ago, when you were only 6 years old, your father left you and your mother, saying he was going to get milk. As you walk to work your father stumbles out of an alley, ragged, limping, and sporting a mud caked beard. In his hands, a cartoon of milk.	2782	WritingPrompts
[WP] You live on a planet with a strangely elliptical orbit. For the first time in Eons, your planet drifts out of the Goldilocks Zone.	3	WritingPrompts
Why isn't Hawking Radiation proportional to the surface area of the black hole? It seems like surface area would lead to more virtual particle pairs being separated and more radiation.	1	askscience
If modern circuits and chips are so small, why don't the break more easily (i.e. dropping your phone). Also, what happens when they do break, does losing one branch break the entire circuit?	1	askscience