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Why can't quartz be grown epitaxially?

170 upvotes • r/askscience

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If quantum physics breaks down at relativistic speeds and relativity theory breaks down at the quantum level, how do high energy physicists get anything done?

20 upvotes • r/askscience

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If we dug a hole through the Earth, how would the air pressure change with depth?

8 upvotes • r/askscience

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Can I roll back a pip install with dependencies?

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When a rocket is going to the moon, why not launch straight up?

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Why are there no high refractive index materials in the visible region?

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Does it make any difference to a black hole if you throw in something hot or cold, or at high or low speed?

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Why are gravitons near impossible to detect when there's so much gravity?

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Based on historical time standards, how far back can we trace events with high accuracy?

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Is solar geography a thing?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why can't quartz be grown epitaxially?	170	askscience
If quantum physics breaks down at relativistic speeds and relativity theory breaks down at the quantum level, how do high energy physicists get anything done?	20	askscience
If we dug a hole through the Earth, how would the air pressure change with depth?	8	askscience
Can I roll back a pip install with dependencies?	4	learnpython
When a rocket is going to the moon, why not launch straight up?	4	askscience
Why are there no high refractive index materials in the visible region?	3	askscience
Does it make any difference to a black hole if you throw in something hot or cold, or at high or low speed?	1	askscience
Why are gravitons near impossible to detect when there's so much gravity?	1	askscience
Based on historical time standards, how far back can we trace events with high accuracy?	1	askscience
Is solar geography a thing?	1	askscience