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[WP] You’re an air traffic controller at Beijing airport and an unidentifiable aircraft is approaching. Over the radio you hear a pilot, “this is Malaysia Air MH370 requesting permission to land”.

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You’re a time traveller. Tragedies such as WW1, the holocaust, 9/11 etc still exist, but thanks to you, they’re the lesser of two evils. This is your story.

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If frequency of soundwaves determine pitch, and pressure determines loudness, why don't all C notes for example sound the same from different instruments? Is there another variable which allows us to determine the source of the sound?

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Why does my fridge and freezer door seemingly have more suction right after it is closed?

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Why can ships pass safely through the Antarctic ice, almost plowing their way through, though the Titanic sank after hitting one iceberg?

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If time were to pause, what impact would this have on light properties? Would it be complete darkness?

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[WP] You’re an air traffic controller at Beijing airport and an unidentifiable aircraft is approaching. Over the radio you hear a pilot, “this is Malaysia Air MH370 requesting permission to land”.	1	WritingPrompts
You’re a time traveller. Tragedies such as WW1, the holocaust, 9/11 etc still exist, but thanks to you, they’re the lesser of two evils. This is your story.	1	WritingPrompts
If frequency of soundwaves determine pitch, and pressure determines loudness, why don't all C notes for example sound the same from different instruments? Is there another variable which allows us to determine the source of the sound?	1	askscience
Why does my fridge and freezer door seemingly have more suction right after it is closed?	1	askscience
Why can ships pass safely through the Antarctic ice, almost plowing their way through, though the Titanic sank after hitting one iceberg?	1	askscience
If time were to pause, what impact would this have on light properties? Would it be complete darkness?	1	askscience