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Is elevation ever accounted for in calculations of the area of a country?

3608 upvotes • r/askscience

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Can two photons hit an electron at the exact same time transmitting to it the same energy as it was hit by a single higher frequency photon?

23 upvotes • r/askscience

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How do unicellular organisms interact with their environment and make decisions without a nervous system?

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If the sky is blue because blue light gets scattered more in the atmosphere, why it is said that the sunset is orange because all the blue light got scattered and is missing? Shouldn't the sky look even more blue then?

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How did laws work in the Roman Empire during the tetrarchy and when it was divided in half?

4 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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What happens to a gravitational wave when it encounters a black hole on its path?

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Does the expansion of the universe affects gravitational waves speed?

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If you were to fall into a black hole, surviving the crossing of the event horizon, would you be able to see what's at the center of the black hole?

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What happens to the uncertainty principle in an electron's reference frame? From its point of view does it apply to the entire universe simultaneously?

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Could two objects in space orbit each other indefinitely, assuming no external influence?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Is elevation ever accounted for in calculations of the area of a country?	3608	askscience
Can two photons hit an electron at the exact same time transmitting to it the same energy as it was hit by a single higher frequency photon?	23	askscience
How do unicellular organisms interact with their environment and make decisions without a nervous system?	9	askscience
If the sky is blue because blue light gets scattered more in the atmosphere, why it is said that the sunset is orange because all the blue light got scattered and is missing? Shouldn't the sky look even more blue then?	6	askscience
How did laws work in the Roman Empire during the tetrarchy and when it was divided in half?	4	AskHistorians
What happens to a gravitational wave when it encounters a black hole on its path?	1	askscience
Does the expansion of the universe affects gravitational waves speed?	1	askscience
If you were to fall into a black hole, surviving the crossing of the event horizon, would you be able to see what's at the center of the black hole?	1	askscience
What happens to the uncertainty principle in an electron's reference frame? From its point of view does it apply to the entire universe simultaneously?	1	askscience
Could two objects in space orbit each other indefinitely, assuming no external influence?	1	askscience