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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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When you put an object in front of a light source, why isn't the shadow always pitch black? What causes it to change darkness with respect to the distance of the object to the ground?

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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 exactly is a magnetic field? And what does the "Earth's magnetic field represent"? What would happen if the Earth's magnetic field was gone?

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

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Can magnetic fields/gravitational fields be used to harvest usable energy somehow (disregarding practicality)?

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There have been many documented cases of ghosts, demons, and other paranormal events (with people such as Ed and Lorraine Warren). What is the scientific community's consensus on this activity? Have all been proven as hoaxes?

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How much space does all the space on the internet take up?

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Today, while watching a movie on a new TV, the movie looked like a home video, too real, if you know what I mean. Why did this happen? I'm not sure exactly what about it caused it, but yeah.

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Why is it best to leave a battery charged until it is full, and then deplete it until it is empty?

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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?	2	askscience
When you put an object in front of a light source, why isn't the shadow always pitch black? What causes it to change darkness with respect to the distance of the object to the ground?	2	askscience
What exactly does an electric field, and the value you get for an electric field, represent?	2	askscience
What exactly is a magnetic field? And what does the "Earth's magnetic field represent"? What would happen if the Earth's magnetic field was gone?	2	askscience
Why does the fire on a candle get extinguished if you blow on it?	2	askscience
Can magnetic fields/gravitational fields be used to harvest usable energy somehow (disregarding practicality)?	1	askscience
There have been many documented cases of ghosts, demons, and other paranormal events (with people such as Ed and Lorraine Warren). What is the scientific community's consensus on this activity? Have all been proven as hoaxes?	1	askscience
How much space does all the space on the internet take up?	1	askscience
Today, while watching a movie on a new TV, the movie looked like a home video, too real, if you know what I mean. Why did this happen? I'm not sure exactly what about it caused it, but yeah.	1	askscience
Why is it best to leave a battery charged until it is full, and then deplete it until it is empty?	1	askscience