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What is the mechanism that wireless devices use to generate electromagnetic waves, millions per second?

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When i plug my earbuds into my PC I hear a faint static/white noise that occurs no matter if the PC is on mute or whether I adjust the volume or no audio is playing it remains the same..What causes this?

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What's the difference between the horopter and Panum's area?

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How can Panum's area be fused into single vision when objects are stimulating non-corresponding retinal points?

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What are these lines and squares, and why are they going to just some of the pixels on this LCD display?

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If you can 'sequester' vitamin D in fat cells, leading to lower levels circulating in the blood; when those fat cells break down through fasting for example, would it increase blood circulation levels?

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How does imbibition work to deliver fluids and nutrients to parts of the body that don't receive blood flow such as cartilage in joints or to parts of the eye?

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How does imbibition work to deliver fluids and nutrients to parts of the body that don't receive blood flow such as cartilage in joints or to parts of the eye?

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How does a transistor function as a switch?

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How do square waves form; how can something instantly transition to a higher or lower state?

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What is the mechanism that wireless devices use to generate electromagnetic waves, millions per second?	1	askscience
When i plug my earbuds into my PC I hear a faint static/white noise that occurs no matter if the PC is on mute or whether I adjust the volume or no audio is playing it remains the same..What causes this?	1	askscience
What's the difference between the horopter and Panum's area?	1	askscience
How can Panum's area be fused into single vision when objects are stimulating non-corresponding retinal points?	1	askscience
What are these lines and squares, and why are they going to just some of the pixels on this LCD display?	1	NoStupidQuestions
If you can 'sequester' vitamin D in fat cells, leading to lower levels circulating in the blood; when those fat cells break down through fasting for example, would it increase blood circulation levels?	1	askscience
How does imbibition work to deliver fluids and nutrients to parts of the body that don't receive blood flow such as cartilage in joints or to parts of the eye?	1	askscience
How does imbibition work to deliver fluids and nutrients to parts of the body that don't receive blood flow such as cartilage in joints or to parts of the eye?	1	askscience
How does a transistor function as a switch?	1	askscience
How do square waves form; how can something instantly transition to a higher or lower state?	1	askscience