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If something reached absolute zero would it become colourless?

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How do non mammalian animals, such as insects and molluscs know which way is up? What mechanism is present within their body's to tell them if they are up, or upside-down.

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In the deepest depths of space, at the point furthest away from any matter. Would a marble orbit a bowling ball?

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Why does milk violently froth when reaching its boiling point?

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(Unsure if this is the right board to post in) How much computing power would it require to simulate 1MOL of gaseous atoms in a complete vacuum assuming completely inert.

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What temperature (if any) would be required to ignite the earth's atmosphere?

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Can you have matter dense enough that when sound waves travel through it they can approach the speed of light?

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Does the nutritional content of food affect in any way how fast the food rots, or moulds?

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My problem with Newtons 2nd law.

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What is the surface area and volume of a Proton, Neutron and electron?

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If something reached absolute zero would it become colourless?	5
How do non mammalian animals, such as insects and molluscs know which way is up? What mechanism is present within their body's to tell them if they are up, or upside-down.	5
In the deepest depths of space, at the point furthest away from any matter. Would a marble orbit a bowling ball?	5
Why does milk violently froth when reaching its boiling point?	5
(Unsure if this is the right board to post in) How much computing power would it require to simulate 1MOL of gaseous atoms in a complete vacuum assuming completely inert.	4
What temperature (if any) would be required to ignite the earth's atmosphere?	4
Can you have matter dense enough that when sound waves travel through it they can approach the speed of light?	4
Does the nutritional content of food affect in any way how fast the food rots, or moulds?	4
My problem with Newtons 2nd law.	4
What is the surface area and volume of a Proton, Neutron and electron?	4