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[WP] What do you think the world would be like if the Vikings had become the predominant power in Europe in medieval times?

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Fundamentally, what is a sound wave?

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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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What exactly is the clastrum, and can it be used to turn consciousness "on" and "off?"

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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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To what extent can the placebo effect affect people?

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How come the organisms (namely animals) near Chernobyl aren't riddled with tumors?

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When ethanol evaporates (i.e. from hand sanitizer) where does it end up?

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If 2 waves with the same amplitude and wavelength but slightly different timings collided (so the trough of one is the peak of the other), they'd cancel. Does the same happen with light, and if so, where does the energy go?

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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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[WP] What do you think the world would be like if the Vikings had become the predominant power in Europe in medieval times?	2	WritingPrompts
Fundamentally, what is a sound wave?	1	askscience
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?	1	askscience
What exactly is the clastrum, and can it be used to turn consciousness "on" and "off?"	1	askscience
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?	1	askscience
To what extent can the placebo effect affect people?	1	askscience
How come the organisms (namely animals) near Chernobyl aren't riddled with tumors?	1	askscience
When ethanol evaporates (i.e. from hand sanitizer) where does it end up?	1	askscience
If 2 waves with the same amplitude and wavelength but slightly different timings collided (so the trough of one is the peak of the other), they'd cancel. Does the same happen with light, and if so, where does the energy go?	1	askscience
Would it be possible to design an object to be invisible by coating it with a substance that caused complete internal reflection of light?	1	askscience