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If heat is the jiggling of particles which can't exceed the speed of light, does this mean there's an "Absolute Hot" similar to absolute zero?

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If light is just a wave, is it possible to use lenses/diffraction gratings to combine multiple waves together to turn useless infrared into the ultraviolet waves required for photoelectric power?

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If delta and zero are both defined by (1/infinity), then how come you can divide a number by deltaX, but not by zero?

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My friend wants to know if there are any solid ways to predict women's menstrual cycles using indirect statistical analysis. (facebook data, etc...)

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Math, CompSci and Stats Geeks: Did IBM cheat against Kasparov? Did they use a human player, and how can we prove this?

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Why isn't there a Manhattan Project for Global Warming?

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How can I see infrared spectrum without using electronics?

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If I move away from the earth at a high speed, earth and sun sun will appear more massive to me. The earth will appear to orbit more slowly. Does that mean the earth will crash into the sun?

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If evolution is about gradual change, how do body parts maintain Fibonacci ratios?

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Why is psychology considered a "science" when - as Richard Feynman clearly illustrated - psychologists are magically exempt from relying on the scientific method for making observations about nature?

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If heat is the jiggling of particles which can't exceed the speed of light, does this mean there's an "Absolute Hot" similar to absolute zero?	866	askscience
If light is just a wave, is it possible to use lenses/diffraction gratings to combine multiple waves together to turn useless infrared into the ultraviolet waves required for photoelectric power?	16	askscience
If delta and zero are both defined by (1/infinity), then how come you can divide a number by deltaX, but not by zero?	1	askscience
My friend wants to know if there are any solid ways to predict women's menstrual cycles using indirect statistical analysis. (facebook data, etc...)	1	askscience
Math, CompSci and Stats Geeks: Did IBM cheat against Kasparov? Did they use a human player, and how can we prove this?	1	askscience
Why isn't there a Manhattan Project for Global Warming?	1	askscience
How can I see infrared spectrum without using electronics?	0	askscience
If I move away from the earth at a high speed, earth and sun sun will appear more massive to me. The earth will appear to orbit more slowly. Does that mean the earth will crash into the sun?	0	askscience
If evolution is about gradual change, how do body parts maintain Fibonacci ratios?	0	askscience
Why is psychology considered a "science" when - as Richard Feynman clearly illustrated - psychologists are magically exempt from relying on the scientific method for making observations about nature?	0	askscience