/u/SnailHunter's posts in /r/askscience
If gravitational time dilation also occurs due to being accelerated (via the Equivalence Principle), why would it occur for something in orbit? Orbit is just free fall and thus there is no proper acceleration felt by the orbiting body.
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How close would you have to be to the sun before you could cook a normal bag of microwave popcorn with the microwaves it gives off?
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If spacetime "isn't a thing", but just defined by the distances between events, how can it be curved?
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Are we anywhere close to understanding how subjective experience (sometimes called qualia) arises? If not, are any scientists actively working on trying to understand this better?
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What is the mechanism by which athlete's foot makes my feet itch? It's a fungal infection, but what actually goes on that causes the itching?
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