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What is the definition of musical pitch? Why don't things like snare drums have pitch (or do they, technically)?

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When a projectile goes so far that it starts curving to the curve of the Earth's surface, what changes does it experience?

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Are there any issues (from a health, recovery, or gains POV) with early morning workouts on just Gatorade?

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What is the definition of one second (in terms of time)?

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Why does light get dimmer from farther away?

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For centripetal acceleration, if the acceleration is directed towards the center of the circle, why doesn't the object go to the center?

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Why does the fire on a candle get extinguished if you blow on it?

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What exactly does an electric field, and the value you get for an electric field, represent?

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What makes someone look like an adult (more info in comments)?

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Say the amount of force required to destroy a car is 3000 N. So according to Newton's third law, if I drive a car into a wall of cotton at 4000 N of force, will the car break?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What is the definition of musical pitch? Why don't things like snare drums have pitch (or do they, technically)?	4	askscience
When a projectile goes so far that it starts curving to the curve of the Earth's surface, what changes does it experience?	4	askscience
Are there any issues (from a health, recovery, or gains POV) with early morning workouts on just Gatorade?	3	trainerroad
What is the definition of one second (in terms of time)?	3	askscience
Why does light get dimmer from farther away?	3	askscience
For centripetal acceleration, if the acceleration is directed towards the center of the circle, why doesn't the object go to the center?	3	askscience
Why does the fire on a candle get extinguished if you blow on it?	2	askscience
What exactly does an electric field, and the value you get for an electric field, represent?	2	askscience
What makes someone look like an adult (more info in comments)?	2	askscience
Say the amount of force required to destroy a car is 3000 N. So according to Newton's third law, if I drive a car into a wall of cotton at 4000 N of force, will the car break?	2	askscience