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Can an object ever get hotter than the thing that’s heating it?
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What happens to sound that can't travel through space?
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Two questions about Tesla coils
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Is there a maximum sound that can exist?
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Why, if the earth's core is molten and above the Curie point, do we have a magnetic field?
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If you froze time, would the air feel cold regardless of what temperature it was before you froze time?
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How does a Tesla coil compare to lightning?
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Can an object ever get hotter than the thing that’s heating it?
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What happens to sound that can't travel through space?
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Two questions about Tesla coils
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Is there a maximum sound that can exist?
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Why, if the earth's core is molten and above the Curie point, do we have a magnetic field?
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