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How many mph does something vibrate back and forth, like a tuning fork or a speaker?

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Can we hear pure wind (the movement of air)? Not sound waves being produced by air (that travel at the speed of sound) But just the movement of air (which would travel at whatever speed it's moving, maybe a few mph rather than the speed of sound which is closer to 800 mph)

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How are s m and l cones sensitive to different wavelengths of light? If an l cone is sensitive to long wavelengths (less energy) wouldn't it be even more sensitive to shorter wavelengths (higher energy)...?

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How does the basilar membrane work with different frequencies?

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It is said that from light's perspective there is no space and no time, how is this possible?

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Would understanding gravity at small scales tell us anything about gravity at large scales?

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What creates geometric patterns when pressing on your eyes or tripping on psychedelics? (see details below)

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During saccadic masking, how does the brain fill in a previous gap in perception with the next stable image. I know why but how? see image below

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Saccadic Masking: How does the brain fill a gap in time of no visual information with information that comes after the saccade? Is it because of a delay that the brain has time to construct a seamless edit before presenting it to the conscious mind, or is it filled in afterwards as a memory?

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Is there anything between neurons in the brain?

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How many mph does something vibrate back and forth, like a tuning fork or a speaker?	1	askscience
Can we hear pure wind (the movement of air)? Not sound waves being produced by air (that travel at the speed of sound) But just the movement of air (which would travel at whatever speed it's moving, maybe a few mph rather than the speed of sound which is closer to 800 mph)	1	askscience
How are s m and l cones sensitive to different wavelengths of light? If an l cone is sensitive to long wavelengths (less energy) wouldn't it be even more sensitive to shorter wavelengths (higher energy)...?	1	askscience
How does the basilar membrane work with different frequencies?	1	askscience
It is said that from light's perspective there is no space and no time, how is this possible?	1	askscience
Would understanding gravity at small scales tell us anything about gravity at large scales?	1	askscience
What creates geometric patterns when pressing on your eyes or tripping on psychedelics? (see details below)	1	askscience
During saccadic masking, how does the brain fill in a previous gap in perception with the next stable image. I know why but how? see image below	1	askscience
Saccadic Masking: How does the brain fill a gap in time of no visual information with information that comes after the saccade? Is it because of a delay that the brain has time to construct a seamless edit before presenting it to the conscious mind, or is it filled in afterwards as a memory?	1	askscience
Is there anything between neurons in the brain?	1	askscience