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Since electricity and magnetism are ultimately aspects of a single phenomena, electromagnetism, only charged particles can exert electric forces and only particles with spin can exert magnetic forces, does that mean that spin and electric charge are, in some sense, the same thing?

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What actually happens when you break a magnet in half that causes both pieces to become dipoles instead of monopoles?

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Is Sabine Hosenfelder correct that we need both dark matter and modified gravity explain all relevant observations?

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What happens if we keep taking higher order time derivatives of an E field?

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Is the electric field moving between two dielectrics essentially the same thing as refraction?

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At what point does a new variant of a virus get considered a new virus altogether?

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Does light travels slower in a medium, because it's made of polaritons instead of photons or because the photons themselves still travel at C but the effective speed is still somehow less? I've heard both explanations from reputable physicists.

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At what point does a new variant of a virus get considered a new virus altogether?

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At what point does a new variant of a virus get considered a new virus altogether?

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The wave equation is a differential equation?

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Since electricity and magnetism are ultimately aspects of a single phenomena, electromagnetism, only charged particles can exert electric forces and only particles with spin can exert magnetic forces, does that mean that spin and electric charge are, in some sense, the same thing?	1	askscience
What actually happens when you break a magnet in half that causes both pieces to become dipoles instead of monopoles?	1	askscience
Is Sabine Hosenfelder correct that we need both dark matter and modified gravity explain all relevant observations?	1	askscience
What happens if we keep taking higher order time derivatives of an E field?	1	askscience
Is the electric field moving between two dielectrics essentially the same thing as refraction?	1	askscience
At what point does a new variant of a virus get considered a new virus altogether?	1	askscience
Does light travels slower in a medium, because it's made of polaritons instead of photons or because the photons themselves still travel at C but the effective speed is still somehow less? I've heard both explanations from reputable physicists.	1	askscience
At what point does a new variant of a virus get considered a new virus altogether?	1	askscience
At what point does a new variant of a virus get considered a new virus altogether?	1	askscience
The wave equation is a differential equation?	1	askscience