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Can the speed of light be analytically derived?

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If we replaced all missions that have "on Mars" with "on the Earth's ocean floor", wouldn't we have far more rewards?

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Why do planetary bodies "follow" us when we are moving?Especially, the moon.

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At the point of takeoff, the plane is within the electromagnetic blanket of communication. Why do we have to turn off our phones?

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I have a nagging question about Newton's Second Law.

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Why do hair strands on the floor tend to clump together?

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If the Earth was a smooth, frictionless object (still spinning and revolving around the sun) and if I were to set an equally smooth ball rolling, would it circle the Earth forever?

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Can hermaphrodites have babies?

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How does gum disease have any bearing on the heart?

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How does Google Sound Search work?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Can the speed of light be analytically derived?	4	askscience
If we replaced all missions that have "on Mars" with "on the Earth's ocean floor", wouldn't we have far more rewards?	4	askscience
Why do planetary bodies "follow" us when we are moving?Especially, the moon.	3	askscience
At the point of takeoff, the plane is within the electromagnetic blanket of communication. Why do we have to turn off our phones?	3	askscience
I have a nagging question about Newton's Second Law.	3	askscience
Why do hair strands on the floor tend to clump together?	3	askscience
If the Earth was a smooth, frictionless object (still spinning and revolving around the sun) and if I were to set an equally smooth ball rolling, would it circle the Earth forever?	3	askscience
Can hermaphrodites have babies?	3	askscience
How does gum disease have any bearing on the heart?	3	askscience
How does Google Sound Search work?	3	askscience