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What are the differences between a count, duke, lord, and Earl?

6 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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

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What was the last empire that fell and broke into today's countries?

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

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Why does Hydrogen lose an electron instead of gain one to make a more complete outer shell rather than having no electrons?

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Why does ice turn white as it gets colder?

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If applying an electric current to objects such as copper wire creates a magnetic field in the wire itself, why must we need an iron "core" to wrap the wire around?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What are the differences between a count, duke, lord, and Earl?	6	AskHistorians
Why do touch screen devices, such as tablets, not respond if you have fabric covering you fingers?	6	askscience
If neutrons have no charge, why are they part of a nucleus at all?	5	askscience
(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	askscience
Where does the new neutron come from when two hydrogen atoms fuse into helium?	5	askscience
What was the last empire that fell and broke into today's countries?	5	AskHistorians
(engineering) In a refrigerator, what is absorbing the heat from the objects inside?	4	askscience
Why does Hydrogen lose an electron instead of gain one to make a more complete outer shell rather than having no electrons?	4	askscience
Why does ice turn white as it gets colder?	3	askscience
If applying an electric current to objects such as copper wire creates a magnetic field in the wire itself, why must we need an iron "core" to wrap the wire around?	3	askscience