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How is a clean room, such as a room that prepares semiconductor chips, made clean?

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Is time a human construct or is it a property of our universe?

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When a fan spins, the outside of the blades travel faster then the part of the blade closer to the center of the axis. Would an infinitely thin object at the center of the axis rotate at all? Also, how fast would its rotation be if it does rotate?

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Is there a smallest, discrete unit of time?

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Is there a known point at which classical mechanics fail and quantum mechanics begin or is there region in which both can be applied successfully?

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X-post from /r/chess: America's #1 chess player Nakamura is doing an AMA today (Wednesday) at 1pm EST!

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Can someone please link me to a site that explains the exciton Bohr radius with regards to Quantum Confinement?

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How much longer would my computer's battery life be if it did not generate heat?

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Can we relate the vacuum of space to the gravity of Earth using the height of our atmosphere as a variable?

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How come of the five senses, we mostly see humans that are either deaf or blind and not taste, touch, or smell impaired to an equal degree?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How is a clean room, such as a room that prepares semiconductor chips, made clean?	1530	askscience
Is time a human construct or is it a property of our universe?	15	askscience
When a fan spins, the outside of the blades travel faster then the part of the blade closer to the center of the axis. Would an infinitely thin object at the center of the axis rotate at all? Also, how fast would its rotation be if it does rotate?	6	askscience
Is there a smallest, discrete unit of time?	4	askscience
Is there a known point at which classical mechanics fail and quantum mechanics begin or is there region in which both can be applied successfully?	2	askscience
X-post from /r/chess: America's #1 chess player Nakamura is doing an AMA today (Wednesday) at 1pm EST!	1	IAmA
Can someone please link me to a site that explains the exciton Bohr radius with regards to Quantum Confinement?	1	askscience
How much longer would my computer's battery life be if it did not generate heat?	1	askscience
Can we relate the vacuum of space to the gravity of Earth using the height of our atmosphere as a variable?	1	askscience
How come of the five senses, we mostly see humans that are either deaf or blind and not taste, touch, or smell impaired to an equal degree?	1	askscience