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If higher amperage in a wire equals higher temperature, and higher temperature equals higher resistance, why are resistance and amperage inversely proportional instead of directly proportional?

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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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What's the smallest gravity train that could theoretically be made through the Earth where something would actually "fall" through it instead of just hitting the floor and sitting there?

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Other than the liquids in our bodies and cells (and the gut flora), is a human body basically a giant molecule?

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Is it possible for sea levels to rise enough to reconnect the Atlantic and Pacific oceans across Panama?

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If all other factors were controlled, would a plant growing near a highway grow faster than one of the same species growing far away from people, because of the increased carbon in the atmosphere?

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Why does microwaving pizza on a paper towel make it so much softer and fresh-tasting than microwaving it on a plate?

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In a system consisting of two atoms interacting with each other, what is heat?

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If higher amperage in a wire equals higher temperature, and higher temperature equals higher resistance, why are resistance and amperage inversely proportional instead of directly proportional?	1	askscience
If a perpetual motion machine were inside a temperature-sealed room, would it slowly cool down the room, heat it up, or neither?	1	askscience
Are static electricity and electricity run through a wire transferred the same way?	1	askscience
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	askscience
What's the smallest gravity train that could theoretically be made through the Earth where something would actually "fall" through it instead of just hitting the floor and sitting there?	1	askscience
Other than the liquids in our bodies and cells (and the gut flora), is a human body basically a giant molecule?	1	askscience
Is it possible for sea levels to rise enough to reconnect the Atlantic and Pacific oceans across Panama?	1	askscience
If all other factors were controlled, would a plant growing near a highway grow faster than one of the same species growing far away from people, because of the increased carbon in the atmosphere?	1	askscience
Why does microwaving pizza on a paper towel make it so much softer and fresh-tasting than microwaving it on a plate?	1	askscience
In a system consisting of two atoms interacting with each other, what is heat?	1	askscience