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If a particle was discovered to go faster than light in a vacuum, wouldn't it release Cherenkov Radiation?

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If a Microwave causes a water molecule to vibrate at around 2,450Mhz, wouldn't the harmonics of that frequency also affect water?

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Could a substance be made, based off someone's genome, that was poisonous to them and only them?

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Why is it usually assumed that time-travelers would be from the future? Wouldn't it be more likely from a physics standpoint for a time-traveler to be from the past?

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Which is it? Do Neutrinos have mass or do they travel at the speed of light? It most certainly can't be both.

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Would it be possible to demonstrate the blue glow of Cherenkov radiation in a dark room using supplies available from placed like Amazon or E-bay?

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The amount of sunlight outside seems to always be constant on a cloudless day. Does the brightness of the sun fluctuate at all and is it detectable? If so, what causes it?

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Why don't animals in the deserts of the world get sick when eating days old uncooked meat that has been sitting out in the hot sun?

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If I were at the South Pole, what simple experiment could I do to find the exact point that Earth rotates on?

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Why is it easier to differentiate faces of people of the same race as the observer compared to other races?

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If a particle was discovered to go faster than light in a vacuum, wouldn't it release Cherenkov Radiation?	1	askscience
If a Microwave causes a water molecule to vibrate at around 2,450Mhz, wouldn't the harmonics of that frequency also affect water?	1	askscience
Could a substance be made, based off someone's genome, that was poisonous to them and only them?	1	askscience
Why is it usually assumed that time-travelers would be from the future? Wouldn't it be more likely from a physics standpoint for a time-traveler to be from the past?	1	askscience
Which is it? Do Neutrinos have mass or do they travel at the speed of light? It most certainly can't be both.	1	askscience
Would it be possible to demonstrate the blue glow of Cherenkov radiation in a dark room using supplies available from placed like Amazon or E-bay?	1	askscience
The amount of sunlight outside seems to always be constant on a cloudless day. Does the brightness of the sun fluctuate at all and is it detectable? If so, what causes it?	1	askscience
Why don't animals in the deserts of the world get sick when eating days old uncooked meat that has been sitting out in the hot sun?	1	askscience
If I were at the South Pole, what simple experiment could I do to find the exact point that Earth rotates on?	1	askscience
Why is it easier to differentiate faces of people of the same race as the observer compared to other races?	1	askscience