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If air becomes less compressed at higher altitudes, i.e. at the peak of a mountain, does air become more compressed at the bottom of an open-pit mine?

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Why is the temperature of Absolute Hot so much higher than Absolute Zero

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Why is the temperature of Absolute Hot so much higher than Absolute Zero?

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If antimatter is the precise opposite of normal matter, does that mean there are anti-elements on an anti-periodic table?

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If you can get high on an acid, can you get low on a base?

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Theoretically, if you could make a Black Hole within the visible spectrum of light (380-700nm), would you be able to see inside of it?

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If you cannot hear sound in space, due to the matter of not having anything to travel through, would the force of an explosion or some such reaction be felt?

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Would a black hole be able to orbit an object (given that the object would be stationary in space)?

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Would there be a terminal velocity in an absolute vacuum without gravity

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If air becomes less compressed at higher altitudes, i.e. at the peak of a mountain, does air become more compressed at the bottom of an open-pit mine?	1
Why is the temperature of Absolute Hot so much higher than Absolute Zero	1
Why is the temperature of Absolute Hot so much higher than Absolute Zero?	1
If antimatter is the precise opposite of normal matter, does that mean there are anti-elements on an anti-periodic table?	1
If you can get high on an acid, can you get low on a base?	1
Theoretically, if you could make a Black Hole within the visible spectrum of light (380-700nm), would you be able to see inside of it?	1
If you cannot hear sound in space, due to the matter of not having anything to travel through, would the force of an explosion or some such reaction be felt?	1
Would a black hole be able to orbit an object (given that the object would be stationary in space)?	1
Would there be a terminal velocity in an absolute vacuum without gravity	1