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Is the United Kingdom a kingdom by definition nowadays, or is it just a name?

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Why did the Queen of UK's power drop significantly to that of a figure head?

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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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Why have we started to assume that all life needs what we need to live?

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How are electrons separated from their atoms?

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When a Hydrogen atom Ionizes and becomes H+1, what happens to the single proton that's left?

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When an electron goes back to its original state after moving up the energy levels and causing the atom to absorb energy, does it release the same amount of energy it absorbed?

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Why do high speeds simulate the effects of little gravity?

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Why do one's eyes pick up more light in periphery vision than when looking straight at the light source?

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How did ancient astronomers know that some of the star-like objects in the sky are actually planets and not other, bigger stars?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Is the United Kingdom a kingdom by definition nowadays, or is it just a name?	3	AskHistorians
Why did the Queen of UK's power drop significantly to that of a figure head?	3	AskHistorians
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
Why have we started to assume that all life needs what we need to live?	3	askscience
How are electrons separated from their atoms?	2	askscience
When a Hydrogen atom Ionizes and becomes H+1, what happens to the single proton that's left?	2	askscience
When an electron goes back to its original state after moving up the energy levels and causing the atom to absorb energy, does it release the same amount of energy it absorbed?	2	askscience
Why do high speeds simulate the effects of little gravity?	2	askscience
Why do one's eyes pick up more light in periphery vision than when looking straight at the light source?	2	askscience
How did ancient astronomers know that some of the star-like objects in the sky are actually planets and not other, bigger stars?	2	askscience