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My phone has a barometer which can tell me the pressure of the surrounding air. What can I infer from this information? Can it give me some information I can use in day to day life?

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When you drop a battery (or any other a source of electrical energy) into the ocean, why doesn't everyone in the ocean get electrocuted?

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Why is it that a tone sound (or appear to sound) louder at some frequencies?

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It is said that the human brain is a computer. If so is it realistically possible to run doom on a brain? If so, how?

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What I going to happen next with the coronavirus? Where is this headed?

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Is the motion of an electron around the nucleus of an atom an example of perpetual motion?

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Why are there cold and humid stretches of air at a beach?

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Why do small wisps of water vapour form before water boils?

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