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Are my visualizations of black hole formation correct?

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Why does the result below occur when graphing f(x)=x!?

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What are Boltzmann brains?

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Why does getting slapped while you skin is wet or cold hurt more?

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The basis of what my still in school-non scientific brain understands about resonant frequency is that, you play a wine glasses resonant frequency and the glass explodes. Please tell me of this is true, and also what would happen if we played the earth's resonant frequency?

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What is the curvature of a sphere?

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Number theorists, what's your favorite classification of numbers?

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A famous maxim in math says that topologists see doughnuts and coffee cups the same way, but how would one describe this transformation mathematically?

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What does this equation describe?

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If I was to send US heavy cream (36% fat) into the upper atmosphere (approx. 100000'), how much would it expand in volume?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Are my visualizations of black hole formation correct?	1
Why does the result below occur when graphing f(x)=x!?	1
What are Boltzmann brains?	1
Why does getting slapped while you skin is wet or cold hurt more?	1
The basis of what my still in school-non scientific brain understands about resonant frequency is that, you play a wine glasses resonant frequency and the glass explodes. Please tell me of this is true, and also what would happen if we played the earth's resonant frequency?	1
What is the curvature of a sphere?	1
Number theorists, what's your favorite classification of numbers?	1
A famous maxim in math says that topologists see doughnuts and coffee cups the same way, but how would one describe this transformation mathematically?	1
What does this equation describe?	1
If I was to send US heavy cream (36% fat) into the upper atmosphere (approx. 100000'), how much would it expand in volume?	1