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Is probably of precipitation on a given day generally dependent of the probability of precipitation the following day?

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Is time dilation experienced by accelerating objects within their own reference frame?

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If a massive particle is accelerating, approaching the speed of light, what happens from its frame of reference? Does it experience time dilation or is time dilation only observed when comparing reference frames?

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Does quantum entanglement transfer information faster than light?

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How is it that all blacks hole will eventually completely "evaporate" via Hawking radiation? Once it loses enough mass, shouldn't it cease to be a black hole at all?

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Is it accurate to say that, in special relativity, different observers just see different 3d projections of 4d spacetime?

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Why is it that, if tachyons existed, their energy would be inversely related to their velocity?

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An electric force in one reference frame can be a magnetic force in a different one, but magnetic force requires some form angular momentum, which means momentum must be a relative quantity. So how can spin, a form of angular momentum, be a fundamental property?

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If the same song is played on two different types of instruments it sounds different and yet, we can still recognize it as the same song. Why is this?

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Why is the tangential component of the electric field always 0 at the boundary between a conductor and a dielectric?

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Is probably of precipitation on a given day generally dependent of the probability of precipitation the following day?	1
Is time dilation experienced by accelerating objects within their own reference frame?	1
If a massive particle is accelerating, approaching the speed of light, what happens from its frame of reference? Does it experience time dilation or is time dilation only observed when comparing reference frames?	1
Does quantum entanglement transfer information faster than light?	1
How is it that all blacks hole will eventually completely "evaporate" via Hawking radiation? Once it loses enough mass, shouldn't it cease to be a black hole at all?	1
Is it accurate to say that, in special relativity, different observers just see different 3d projections of 4d spacetime?	1
Why is it that, if tachyons existed, their energy would be inversely related to their velocity?	1
An electric force in one reference frame can be a magnetic force in a different one, but magnetic force requires some form angular momentum, which means momentum must be a relative quantity. So how can spin, a form of angular momentum, be a fundamental property?	1
If the same song is played on two different types of instruments it sounds different and yet, we can still recognize it as the same song. Why is this?	1
Why is the tangential component of the electric field always 0 at the boundary between a conductor and a dielectric?	1