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Do tall people have larger internal organs? If not, how do their bodies fill the extra space?

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Do matter and antimatter always annihilate instantly on contact, or does the process have some kind of a 'half-life' like particle decay?

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Question about escape velocity.

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If mesons carry the force that binds protons and neutrons together, do other composite bosons (like helium nuclei, for example) carry their own forces as well?

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Why do the orbital paths of certain satellites seem appear as a sine wave relative to the surface of the earth? (pic inside)

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If gravitation waves exists, would it be possible to hunt for them by looking for gravitation 'interference' in places where the waves constructively and destructively interfere? Would gravitational waves even work this way?

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How is wave function collapse effected by relativity? Is it possible for an electron to be in a superposition of states in one reference frame, but have a clearly defined state in another frame?

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Is it possible to define a line which cannot be divided into two line segments of equal length?

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Why is the "Horizon Problem" in cosmology considered an actual problem?

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Do tall people have larger internal organs? If not, how do their bodies fill the extra space?	9081	askscience
Do matter and antimatter always annihilate instantly on contact, or does the process have some kind of a 'half-life' like particle decay?	8	askscience
Question about escape velocity.	3	askscience
If mesons carry the force that binds protons and neutrons together, do other composite bosons (like helium nuclei, for example) carry their own forces as well?	2	askscience
Why do the orbital paths of certain satellites seem appear as a sine wave relative to the surface of the earth? (pic inside)	2	askscience
If gravitation waves exists, would it be possible to hunt for them by looking for gravitation 'interference' in places where the waves constructively and destructively interfere? Would gravitational waves even work this way?	1	askscience
How is wave function collapse effected by relativity? Is it possible for an electron to be in a superposition of states in one reference frame, but have a clearly defined state in another frame?	1	askscience
Is it possible to define a line which cannot be divided into two line segments of equal length?	1	askscience
Why is the "Horizon Problem" in cosmology considered an actual problem?	1	askscience