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How was medieval warfare conducted? How were knights and pike men and archers used to conduct a battle?

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What does it mean when a brand of polyethylene is called "hexane"?

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What distinguishes an accent from a dialect?

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Why is the proton so much more massive than the electron, if both have equal charge?

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What exactly is a positive charge? Is just an absence of electrons / negative charges?

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If eyes are examples of convergent evolution, is there any similarities between the different types or are they wholly different approaches to the same problem?

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Why can't flashlights power a solar panel?

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The sun is classified as a "Yellow Dwarf" star. With the new knowledge of red and brown dwarf stars, is the sun actually small enough to be a "dwarf"?

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How are melting and boiling points determined?

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Does e=mc^2 occur anywhere other than in nuclear reactions?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How was medieval warfare conducted? How were knights and pike men and archers used to conduct a battle?	3	AskHistorians
What does it mean when a brand of polyethylene is called "hexane"?	1	askscience
What distinguishes an accent from a dialect?	1	askscience
Why is the proton so much more massive than the electron, if both have equal charge?	1	askscience
What exactly is a positive charge? Is just an absence of electrons / negative charges?	1	askscience
If eyes are examples of convergent evolution, is there any similarities between the different types or are they wholly different approaches to the same problem?	1	askscience
Why can't flashlights power a solar panel?	1	askscience
The sun is classified as a "Yellow Dwarf" star. With the new knowledge of red and brown dwarf stars, is the sun actually small enough to be a "dwarf"?	1	askscience
How are melting and boiling points determined?	1	askscience
Does e=mc^2 occur anywhere other than in nuclear reactions?	1	askscience