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[Physics] Where does the initial hydrogen come from in stars?

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Is darkness just the absence of light, or is it an independent phenomenon?

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Why does liquid slow light but accelerate sound?

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Why do UV, Gamma, and X rays increase our chances of getting cancer?

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How are mushroom clouds formed?

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Why do touch screen devices, such as tablets, not respond if you have fabric covering you fingers?

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Where does the new neutron come from when two hydrogen atoms fuse into helium?

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If neutrons have no charge, why are they part of a nucleus at all?

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(Astronomy) If a black hole occurs when an object is compacted so small onto its schwarzchild radius, is the matter still in the center and existing, or does the matter just sort of vanish?

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(engineering) In a refrigerator, what is absorbing the heat from the objects inside?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
[Physics] Where does the initial hydrogen come from in stars?	10
Is darkness just the absence of light, or is it an independent phenomenon?	8
Why does liquid slow light but accelerate sound?	8
Why do UV, Gamma, and X rays increase our chances of getting cancer?	8
How are mushroom clouds formed?	7
Why do touch screen devices, such as tablets, not respond if you have fabric covering you fingers?	6
Where does the new neutron come from when two hydrogen atoms fuse into helium?	5
If neutrons have no charge, why are they part of a nucleus at all?	5
(Astronomy) If a black hole occurs when an object is compacted so small onto its schwarzchild radius, is the matter still in the center and existing, or does the matter just sort of vanish?	5
(engineering) In a refrigerator, what is absorbing the heat from the objects inside?	4