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What word describes energy and matter as a blanket term?

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Could a small meteorite moving extremely fast (i.e. a large fraction the speed of light) cause the same damage as a slow moving, larger meteor?

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If we were to "turn gravity off" would things like the earth drift apart, or would forces like friction be enough to hold it together.

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Will the CBM eventually become the cosmic background radio waves?

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How does the brain generate electricity?

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What causes this effect with logarithmic spirals? (Image in comments)

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This may sound like a ridiculous idea, but let's say we succeed scientifically with the idea of two men creating a child from their own genes, never mind how it is born but the punnit square for that reads 75 male 25 YY. What would a child born with two y chromosomes be, theoretically?

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To my understanding, gravity is a result of the curvature of spacetime due to uneven mass distribution. but if this is the case, then why does gravity require a particle to carry it, if it is caused by something separate from the EM, strong, and weak forces?

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What would happen if this gif was scientifically accurate? As in, what if every h2o molecule in a human was replaced with whatever molecule constitutes red wine?

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Who are the oldest traceable descendants of the major European royal houses?

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What word describes energy and matter as a blanket term?	1	askscience
Could a small meteorite moving extremely fast (i.e. a large fraction the speed of light) cause the same damage as a slow moving, larger meteor?	1	askscience
If we were to "turn gravity off" would things like the earth drift apart, or would forces like friction be enough to hold it together.	1	askscience
Will the CBM eventually become the cosmic background radio waves?	1	askscience
How does the brain generate electricity?	1	askscience
What causes this effect with logarithmic spirals? (Image in comments)	1	askscience
This may sound like a ridiculous idea, but let's say we succeed scientifically with the idea of two men creating a child from their own genes, never mind how it is born but the punnit square for that reads 75 male 25 YY. What would a child born with two y chromosomes be, theoretically?	1	askscience
To my understanding, gravity is a result of the curvature of spacetime due to uneven mass distribution. but if this is the case, then why does gravity require a particle to carry it, if it is caused by something separate from the EM, strong, and weak forces?	1	askscience
What would happen if this gif was scientifically accurate? As in, what if every h2o molecule in a human was replaced with whatever molecule constitutes red wine?	1	askscience
Who are the oldest traceable descendants of the major European royal houses?	1	AskHistorians