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Can anyone explain why gravity attracts things without using the ball in a curved well analogy? As this to me is like using a word in it's own definition.

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Why does rubbing two ceramic plates together produce a spark?

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What is the reason behind white noise backup buzzers being easier to locate the direction of?

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Somebody once told me I can move a ship by myself. If I just lean against a massive ship in harbour for long enough, eventually the "sustained energy input" will push it away from the dock like it was under power, is this true?

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[AMA Request] PhotonicInduction (Youtuber)

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Could telepathy possibly work ? What would a brain need to perform this ?

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Why can't I buy loads of bananas and make my own nuclear reactor ?

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If you took two people of the same age and weight, one a long-term heavy drinker and the other virtually tee-total and had them drink the same amount of alcohol in the same amount of time, would their BAC or breathalyzer results be the same or different?

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Do animals really have expressions or are we just anthropomorphising?

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When sweeping, is it more efficient to push or pull the broom?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Can anyone explain why gravity attracts things without using the ball in a curved well analogy? As this to me is like using a word in it's own definition.	1	askscience
Why does rubbing two ceramic plates together produce a spark?	1	askscience
What is the reason behind white noise backup buzzers being easier to locate the direction of?	1	askscience
Somebody once told me I can move a ship by myself. If I just lean against a massive ship in harbour for long enough, eventually the "sustained energy input" will push it away from the dock like it was under power, is this true?	1	askscience
[AMA Request] PhotonicInduction (Youtuber)	1	IAmA
Could telepathy possibly work ? What would a brain need to perform this ?	1	askscience
Why can't I buy loads of bananas and make my own nuclear reactor ?	1	askscience
If you took two people of the same age and weight, one a long-term heavy drinker and the other virtually tee-total and had them drink the same amount of alcohol in the same amount of time, would their BAC or breathalyzer results be the same or different?	1	askscience
Do animals really have expressions or are we just anthropomorphising?	1	askscience
When sweeping, is it more efficient to push or pull the broom?	1	askscience