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Modified Michelson rotating mirror experiment to determine speed of light - please criticize my modifications

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Broad topic: history of India. Please recommend a comprehensive book that covers it from ancient times to 20th century.

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Abundance of iron ore in England - was it an enabling factor of the industrial revolution?

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Please recommend a book about the ancient Egypt, from the earliest records until Alexander's conquest; timeline, culture, society, how life was back then. Separate requests: a book about Hatshepsut , and one about Amenhotep III + Tiye + Akhenaten + Nefertiti and the great reforms during that time.

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Looking for a material which: is ferromagnetic; doesn't corrode when submerged in foodstuffs; is cheap and easily available. Stainless steel apparently is not an option, wow.

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Within the United Nations, has any member nation lost significant privileges? More specifically, something like veto power - has that ever been revoked? And what are the conditions that need to be met for that to happen?

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Is there a good book on the Nabateans?

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My turn to ask: A disk of glass is sitting outside. It's night. The air is humid. At some point, dew is formed on the disk. How can I predict when that phenomenon is just about to happen? (and what's the best countermeasure?)

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The very first cities were built many thousands of years ago. There are many ways you could define what constitutes "the first city". Could you recommend a good book on the topic of the beginnings of early urban places? Where were they located? When? How was life like?

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What are some not too unusual liquids, at room temperature, that are more dense than ordinary glass? (or pick quartz instead if the variable density of the types of glass makes the question a bit imprecise)

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Modified Michelson rotating mirror experiment to determine speed of light - please criticize my modifications	6	askscience
Broad topic: history of India. Please recommend a comprehensive book that covers it from ancient times to 20th century.	5	AskHistorians
Abundance of iron ore in England - was it an enabling factor of the industrial revolution?	4	AskHistorians
Please recommend a book about the ancient Egypt, from the earliest records until Alexander's conquest; timeline, culture, society, how life was back then. Separate requests: a book about Hatshepsut , and one about Amenhotep III + Tiye + Akhenaten + Nefertiti and the great reforms during that time.	4	AskHistorians
Looking for a material which: is ferromagnetic; doesn't corrode when submerged in foodstuffs; is cheap and easily available. Stainless steel apparently is not an option, wow.	3	askscience
Within the United Nations, has any member nation lost significant privileges? More specifically, something like veto power - has that ever been revoked? And what are the conditions that need to be met for that to happen?	3	AskHistorians
Is there a good book on the Nabateans?	3	AskHistorians
My turn to ask: A disk of glass is sitting outside. It's night. The air is humid. At some point, dew is formed on the disk. How can I predict when that phenomenon is just about to happen? (and what's the best countermeasure?)	2	askscience
The very first cities were built many thousands of years ago. There are many ways you could define what constitutes "the first city". Could you recommend a good book on the topic of the beginnings of early urban places? Where were they located? When? How was life like?	2	AskHistorians
What are some not too unusual liquids, at room temperature, that are more dense than ordinary glass? (or pick quartz instead if the variable density of the types of glass makes the question a bit imprecise)	1	askscience