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What word describes energy and matter as a blanket term?

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Is it possible to determine how far a moon is from a planet based on it's nighttime luminosity?

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With my rudimentary knowledge of the photoelectric effect, would it be possible to create a machine that a flashlight could move?

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If light is just EM radiation, theoretically, could a camera exists to secrecy all forms of EM radiation? (I.e. A radio wave camera, or a gamma wave camera)

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What are possible alternative genetic molecules to DNA, and what would a theoretical molecules requirements be?

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If an annihilation event resulting from antimatter coming into contact with matter release huge amounts of energy, and we have the capability to create antihydrogen, could we harness that as clean fuel? And why would it's byproduct be?

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A family friends who is also an engineer recently explain a process a company he works for is attempting to create clean energy by pushing hydrogen electrons, how does this work?

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Would an object moving faster than light be similar to an object moving faster than sound?

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I know wavelength determines color of spectral light, but what do other measurable factors of em radiation manifest as to our perception?

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What is this pattern caused by? (Link in text)

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What word describes energy and matter as a blanket term?	1	askscience
Is it possible to determine how far a moon is from a planet based on it's nighttime luminosity?	1	askscience
With my rudimentary knowledge of the photoelectric effect, would it be possible to create a machine that a flashlight could move?	1	askscience
If light is just EM radiation, theoretically, could a camera exists to secrecy all forms of EM radiation? (I.e. A radio wave camera, or a gamma wave camera)	1	askscience
What are possible alternative genetic molecules to DNA, and what would a theoretical molecules requirements be?	1	askscience
If an annihilation event resulting from antimatter coming into contact with matter release huge amounts of energy, and we have the capability to create antihydrogen, could we harness that as clean fuel? And why would it's byproduct be?	1	askscience
A family friends who is also an engineer recently explain a process a company he works for is attempting to create clean energy by pushing hydrogen electrons, how does this work?	1	askscience
Would an object moving faster than light be similar to an object moving faster than sound?	1	askscience
I know wavelength determines color of spectral light, but what do other measurable factors of em radiation manifest as to our perception?	1	askscience
What is this pattern caused by? (Link in text)	1	askscience