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Do particles moving at the speed of light experience time at all?

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How fast would a spaceship have to be accelerating to create an artificial gravity effect? And would it have to be the same acceleration continuously forever?

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Is it possible to fire an arrow as fast as a bullet?

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{TT} A new invention allows people to see into the future. Because people now see the future, the machine always shows the best possible outcome for the future since the choices that will lead to that outcome will always be made, naturally. Today, you see the extinction of the entire human race.

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[OT] Han Solo crashes lands into Earth in 1940. In order to get his ship working, he needs an ancient alien artifact owned by Hitler's occult. While trying to steal the artifact, he runs into Indiana Jones.

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Realistically, how much money and time would it likely take to create robots akin to the one in Westworld provided that was the only task being worked on by the types of people who could possibly do something like that?

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[WP] You've traveled back in time from 200 years into the future to tell the world the information it badly needs to hear in order to survive and thrive, but you can't get anyone to take you seriously. You are Alex Jones: Time Travelling Sage.

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Can electricity be collected, stored, and transported?

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In Game of Thrones, seasons can last entire generations. What kind of solar system or planetary movement in relation to its sun or suns would cause such a thing?

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Why don't we differentiate between different types of humans like we do other species?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Do particles moving at the speed of light experience time at all?	1	askscience
How fast would a spaceship have to be accelerating to create an artificial gravity effect? And would it have to be the same acceleration continuously forever?	1	askscience
Is it possible to fire an arrow as fast as a bullet?	1	askscience
{TT} A new invention allows people to see into the future. Because people now see the future, the machine always shows the best possible outcome for the future since the choices that will lead to that outcome will always be made, naturally. Today, you see the extinction of the entire human race.	1	WritingPrompts
[OT] Han Solo crashes lands into Earth in 1940. In order to get his ship working, he needs an ancient alien artifact owned by Hitler's occult. While trying to steal the artifact, he runs into Indiana Jones.	1	WritingPrompts
Realistically, how much money and time would it likely take to create robots akin to the one in Westworld provided that was the only task being worked on by the types of people who could possibly do something like that?	1	askscience
[WP] You've traveled back in time from 200 years into the future to tell the world the information it badly needs to hear in order to survive and thrive, but you can't get anyone to take you seriously. You are Alex Jones: Time Travelling Sage.	1	WritingPrompts
Can electricity be collected, stored, and transported?	1	askscience
In Game of Thrones, seasons can last entire generations. What kind of solar system or planetary movement in relation to its sun or suns would cause such a thing?	1	askscience
Why don't we differentiate between different types of humans like we do other species?	1	askscience