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Since gravitational waves are real, does that mean all gravitational orbits are decaying?

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How do orbiting telescopes track stars?

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Do individual atoms move in the wind?

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What happens when two stars collide?

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What gives a particle it's charge? What does a proton have that a neutron doesn't to allow it to interact with electric fields?

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When light gets redshifted, what does it lose its energy to?

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What effect would a completely new star would have on the general being of things?

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Can dogs understand what a cartoon dog is?

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When do humans start comprehending that they're the ones moving and not the world?

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Do the mythbusters publish any scientific papers?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Since gravitational waves are real, does that mean all gravitational orbits are decaying?	3960
How do orbiting telescopes track stars?	29
Do individual atoms move in the wind?	5
What happens when two stars collide?	1
What gives a particle it's charge? What does a proton have that a neutron doesn't to allow it to interact with electric fields?	1
When light gets redshifted, what does it lose its energy to?	1
What effect would a completely new star would have on the general being of things?	1
Can dogs understand what a cartoon dog is?	1
When do humans start comprehending that they're the ones moving and not the world?	1
Do the mythbusters publish any scientific papers?	1