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How do W bosons decay into an electron and a neutrino if they are fundamental particles?

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How does a black hole actually reach a singularity?

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Is there a "sweet spot" between gravity and dark energy for two objects?

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What would a third party observer see when two objects moving away from each other faster than light in his reference frame try to send a light speed message to each other?

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How do CDs encode stereo sound and how does it affect the bit depth of the sample? Also, how do CDs and/or Blu-Ray discs account for thermal expansion?

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Is there a way to calculate the probability for rolling two 1's in a row on a d20 if the rolls are not fully independent?

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How realistic is it that we would ever be able to create a spaceship able to transport a sufficient number of humans at near the speed of light from an energy perspective?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How do W bosons decay into an electron and a neutrino if they are fundamental particles?	397
How does a black hole actually reach a singularity?	1
Is there a "sweet spot" between gravity and dark energy for two objects?	1
What would a third party observer see when two objects moving away from each other faster than light in his reference frame try to send a light speed message to each other?	1
How do CDs encode stereo sound and how does it affect the bit depth of the sample? Also, how do CDs and/or Blu-Ray discs account for thermal expansion?	1
Is there a way to calculate the probability for rolling two 1's in a row on a d20 if the rolls are not fully independent?	1
How realistic is it that we would ever be able to create a spaceship able to transport a sufficient number of humans at near the speed of light from an energy perspective?	1