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Is mars flat? I know there are flat eartheds but are there also flat marsers or is mars just flat

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In theory, if you could travel(or something) faster than the speed of light, and had an extremely good telescope be able to see earth’s past? For example if you went 100 light years away would you be able to see earth in 1920?

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Can you separate an electron from a hydrogen atom and isolate it and then move it to another atom?

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Why do no one answer my questions on here?

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Why is a bike easer to remain balanced while it’s moving than it is when it’s not moving?

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Can your velocity stay (somewhat) constant, but you still are accelerating?

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What is my missing piece in my hypothetical “water powered engine”

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How does a “water powered engine” work/not work?

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Is mars flat? I know there are flat eartheds but are there also flat marsers or is mars just flat	1
In theory, if you could travel(or something) faster than the speed of light, and had an extremely good telescope be able to see earth’s past? For example if you went 100 light years away would you be able to see earth in 1920?	1
Can you separate an electron from a hydrogen atom and isolate it and then move it to another atom?	1
Why do no one answer my questions on here?	1
Why is a bike easer to remain balanced while it’s moving than it is when it’s not moving?	1
Can your velocity stay (somewhat) constant, but you still are accelerating?	1
What is my missing piece in my hypothetical “water powered engine”	1
How does a “water powered engine” work/not work?	1