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If gravity can bend and warp space does that indicate space has physical substance, albeit one we cannot detect?

1414 upvotes • r/askscience

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If we can't determine the orbit of an electron and only have a "probability plot" of where it is likely to be when we try and look, does this not just highlight our inability to track properly?

55 upvotes • r/askscience

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If energy cannot be created or destroyed then energy couldn't exist in the first place, the fact that energy does exist means that in some way the conservation of energy didn't apply at some point in time, am I missing something?

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Is there any evidence for wave/particle duality other than the double slit experiment?

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Is there a limit to how much matter can decay?

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Why are we looking for gravitional waves when gravity is only (apparently) the curving of space around mass or energy and it has a range limit?

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If you grouped together a number of humans, made sure their bloodwork was clean and disease free and they were clean/sterile all over could you start a colony on another planet that was free from disease?

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If energy cannot be created or destroyed how can it exist in the first place?

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If all the matter in the universe wasonce compressed into a single point (start of the big bang) wouldn't the gravity be so strong that it would be impossible for the matter to escape or that explosion to happen?

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When I am gaming on my pc with a headset on it seems like sounds that are not coming drom the headset are louder to me, occasionally someone opening a door to another flat or walking around will seem like its really close and distracts me, what's actually happening?

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If gravity can bend and warp space does that indicate space has physical substance, albeit one we cannot detect?	1414	askscience
If we can't determine the orbit of an electron and only have a "probability plot" of where it is likely to be when we try and look, does this not just highlight our inability to track properly?	55	askscience
If energy cannot be created or destroyed then energy couldn't exist in the first place, the fact that energy does exist means that in some way the conservation of energy didn't apply at some point in time, am I missing something?	10	askscience
Is there any evidence for wave/particle duality other than the double slit experiment?	5	askscience
Is there a limit to how much matter can decay?	3	askscience
Why are we looking for gravitional waves when gravity is only (apparently) the curving of space around mass or energy and it has a range limit?	2	askscience
If you grouped together a number of humans, made sure their bloodwork was clean and disease free and they were clean/sterile all over could you start a colony on another planet that was free from disease?	1	askscience
If energy cannot be created or destroyed how can it exist in the first place?	1	askscience
If all the matter in the universe wasonce compressed into a single point (start of the big bang) wouldn't the gravity be so strong that it would be impossible for the matter to escape or that explosion to happen?	1	askscience
When I am gaming on my pc with a headset on it seems like sounds that are not coming drom the headset are louder to me, occasionally someone opening a door to another flat or walking around will seem like its really close and distracts me, what's actually happening?	1	askscience