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What exactly is the difference between voltage and amperage? Why does increased current heat up a wire but increased voltage does not?

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If the universe is truly infinite, does that mean statistically that there is another world much like Earth with very similar people within 10^X meters from this Earth? What would that distance be?

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At what point in the universe will the number of dead starts equal the number of active stars?

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Can the flapping of a butterflies wings really affect weather on a global level weeks out, or are most small inputs insignificant to weather?

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Scientists have found a way to slow a photon in a vacuum to slower than C. How is this possible? I thought photons in a vacuum could only travel at C?

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If something the size of Ceres were places gently on the surface of Earth and left there, what would be the sequence of events?

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If all the water in all of the world's oceans were suddenly cooled down by 10 degrees C, what affect would it have for Earth in general?

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What is the best method to create a 1,000 year time capsule for approximately 1 gigabyte of digital data?

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The -1st derivative (integral) of position is called absement. What exactly is absement and is it used in physics at all (Quantum, etc.)

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Could Dark Energy / Dark Matter be evidence than our universe is already slipping to a lower-energy vacuum state?

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What exactly is the difference between voltage and amperage? Why does increased current heat up a wire but increased voltage does not?	1	askscience
If the universe is truly infinite, does that mean statistically that there is another world much like Earth with very similar people within 10^X meters from this Earth? What would that distance be?	1	askscience
At what point in the universe will the number of dead starts equal the number of active stars?	1	askscience
Can the flapping of a butterflies wings really affect weather on a global level weeks out, or are most small inputs insignificant to weather?	1	askscience
Scientists have found a way to slow a photon in a vacuum to slower than C. How is this possible? I thought photons in a vacuum could only travel at C?	1	askscience
If something the size of Ceres were places gently on the surface of Earth and left there, what would be the sequence of events?	1	askscience
If all the water in all of the world's oceans were suddenly cooled down by 10 degrees C, what affect would it have for Earth in general?	1	askscience
What is the best method to create a 1,000 year time capsule for approximately 1 gigabyte of digital data?	1	askscience
The -1st derivative (integral) of position is called absement. What exactly is absement and is it used in physics at all (Quantum, etc.)	1	askscience
Could Dark Energy / Dark Matter be evidence than our universe is already slipping to a lower-energy vacuum state?	1	askscience