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Electrons going to lower orbitals often generate light, or a electromagnetic radiation, with a frequency. How come?

7 upvotes • r/askscience

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[WP] Personal transporters are the norm. But instead of moving particles, it constructs an exact copy at the destination and destroys the original. One day, the destroyer malfunctions.

6 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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If a dinosaur-ending meteor hit Earth, would the ISS and the people in it survive? Would they simply be the only people surviving?

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[WP] Reddit kills you and the afterlife is just you browsing reddit.

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Instead of finding a habitable planet, couldn't we build a spaceship that is capable of indefinitely sustaining human life?

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Can mathematicians patent or own their discoveries or findings?

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What's happening to the paint on these vehicles in this nuclear test?

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Could a gummy bear power a light-bulb?

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Got a vanguard rank up while playing...as knight?

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If a scientific discovery has great potential for military applications, would it be censored or seized by the military?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Electrons going to lower orbitals often generate light, or a electromagnetic radiation, with a frequency. How come?	7	askscience
[WP] Personal transporters are the norm. But instead of moving particles, it constructs an exact copy at the destination and destroys the original. One day, the destroyer malfunctions.	6	WritingPrompts
If a dinosaur-ending meteor hit Earth, would the ISS and the people in it survive? Would they simply be the only people surviving?	5	askscience
[WP] Reddit kills you and the afterlife is just you browsing reddit.	5	WritingPrompts
Instead of finding a habitable planet, couldn't we build a spaceship that is capable of indefinitely sustaining human life?	1	askscience
Can mathematicians patent or own their discoveries or findings?	1	askscience
What's happening to the paint on these vehicles in this nuclear test?	1	askscience
Could a gummy bear power a light-bulb?	1	askscience
Got a vanguard rank up while playing...as knight?	1	Chivalry2
If a scientific discovery has great potential for military applications, would it be censored or seized by the military?	1	askscience