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My dad talks about some strange occult things the Nazis did, and it sounds really strange to me. Can anyone verify this?

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Why is it when star cores collapse due to lack of fusion reaction, that a supernova is able to blast out the elements of said stars while the core increases its gravity to the point of become black holes or neutron stars?

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What is the "ideal sample size" for psychology experiments?

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If the average scientist wants to make a new, groundbreaking discovery to win a Nobel prize, then when can they do tests of a peer's hypothesis?

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Does anyone know about any psychological advancement in research on pedophilia?

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Due to time dilation and the technically infinite gravitational pull of a black hole, would anything falling towards singularity ever actually reach it?

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My dad talks about some strange occult things the Nazis did, and it sounds really strange to me. Can anyone verify this?	336	AskHistorians
Why is it when star cores collapse due to lack of fusion reaction, that a supernova is able to blast out the elements of said stars while the core increases its gravity to the point of become black holes or neutron stars?	1	askscience
What is the "ideal sample size" for psychology experiments?	1	askscience
If the average scientist wants to make a new, groundbreaking discovery to win a Nobel prize, then when can they do tests of a peer's hypothesis?	1	askscience
Does anyone know about any psychological advancement in research on pedophilia?	1	askscience
Due to time dilation and the technically infinite gravitational pull of a black hole, would anything falling towards singularity ever actually reach it?	1	askscience