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How did mathematicians do things that today requires calculus? For instance, how can you find the formula for the volume of a sphere without integrals?
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Every non-covalent chemical interaction (charge-charge, dipole-dipole, charge-dipole, etc.) has a calculable energy associated with it except for H-bonding. Why is this?
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Alpha particles are released from nuclei because of how stable they are. Fe has the highest binding energy per nucleon, so why aren't Fe nuclei emitted radioactively?
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What is the current sate of the understanding of dark matter in terms of String Theory, and how could that relate to different dimensions/unobservable articulations of matter?
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Organisms without photoreceptors can't detect light, organisms without chemoreceptors can't detect chemicals, etc. Is it possible there is a "sense" humans or other such advanced animals are missing due to the inability to detect it?
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Would it be possible to design an object to be invisible by coating it with a substance that caused complete internal reflection of light?
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