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What is the closest thing we have to a Theory of Everything?

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Is time a function of something?

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Given the mass-energy equivalence and the fact that energy is quantized, can we say that mass is quantized?

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Why do protons and other subatomic particles have a half-life?

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Why can eletromagnectic waves be reflected?

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If electrons have no dimensions at all, yet have some mass, why aren't they black holes?

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If a 60 kg person is standing with zero speed in a frictionless surface, what acceleration and speed that person would gain if he/she let out a typical, one second fart?

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Why so many substances containing sulfur smell so bad? And why so many organic substances with nitrogen have a fish-like smell?

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What ions do ionic blowdryers shoot?

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If entropy is a state function, what does it mean to say that a substance has a molar entropy?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What is the closest thing we have to a Theory of Everything?	1	askscience
Is time a function of something?	1	askscience
Given the mass-energy equivalence and the fact that energy is quantized, can we say that mass is quantized?	1	askscience
Why do protons and other subatomic particles have a half-life?	1	askscience
Why can eletromagnectic waves be reflected?	1	askscience
If electrons have no dimensions at all, yet have some mass, why aren't they black holes?	1	askscience
If a 60 kg person is standing with zero speed in a frictionless surface, what acceleration and speed that person would gain if he/she let out a typical, one second fart?	1	askscience
Why so many substances containing sulfur smell so bad? And why so many organic substances with nitrogen have a fish-like smell?	1	askscience
What ions do ionic blowdryers shoot?	1	askscience
If entropy is a state function, what does it mean to say that a substance has a molar entropy?	1	askscience