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How many moons does the Earth currently have, if any naturally formed body in orbit is considered a moon?

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If quarks don't exist independently outside of larger particles, and can't be forcibly separated, how can we identify and study them as discrete objects?

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Is it possible for a binary (or more) star system to have planets in a stable orbit?

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In fiction, people can just wear heavy weights while training to get stronger and faster than humans normally could. What limits does the human body have that make this impossible in real life?

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How can a thing be a "wave" instead of a particle, or "be a wave" at all? Isn't a wave just a kind of motion things with particles can exhibit?

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What would happen if you poured a cup full of neutrons?

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When was the negative hypothesis first used?

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If a perpetual motion machine were inside a temperature-sealed room, would it slowly cool down the room, heat it up, or neither?

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Are static electricity and electricity run through a wire transferred the same way?

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Why do I get a weird tingling sensation throughout my body when I let the water in the shower hit a certain spot on my scalp?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How many moons does the Earth currently have, if any naturally formed body in orbit is considered a moon?	1
If quarks don't exist independently outside of larger particles, and can't be forcibly separated, how can we identify and study them as discrete objects?	1
Is it possible for a binary (or more) star system to have planets in a stable orbit?	1
In fiction, people can just wear heavy weights while training to get stronger and faster than humans normally could. What limits does the human body have that make this impossible in real life?	1
How can a thing be a "wave" instead of a particle, or "be a wave" at all? Isn't a wave just a kind of motion things with particles can exhibit?	1
What would happen if you poured a cup full of neutrons?	1
When was the negative hypothesis first used?	1
If a perpetual motion machine were inside a temperature-sealed room, would it slowly cool down the room, heat it up, or neither?	1
Are static electricity and electricity run through a wire transferred the same way?	1
Why do I get a weird tingling sensation throughout my body when I let the water in the shower hit a certain spot on my scalp?	1