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Why does 0!=1?

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What stops an electron from binding with the nucleus?

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How does our brain turn the sound waves it hears into a something understandable and something we can take information from?

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What exactly is particle 'spin' and how does a particle's spin affect the particle's properties and/or behaviour?

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Why did many American troops have ace of spades painted on their helmets during WW2

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what would happen if an atom, in an extremely high energy state, couldn't emit radiation or form any kind of chemical bond with another atom?

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Is spacetime a physical entity/thing?

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Is the reason we see objects due to electrons changing energy states and emitting photons or does this apply solely to metals?

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Does a quicker particle have a less definite position than a slower particle?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why does 0!=1?	689	askscience
What stops an electron from binding with the nucleus?	4	askscience
How does our brain turn the sound waves it hears into a something understandable and something we can take information from?	3	askscience
What exactly is particle 'spin' and how does a particle's spin affect the particle's properties and/or behaviour?	2	askscience
Why did many American troops have ace of spades painted on their helmets during WW2	2	AskHistorians
what would happen if an atom, in an extremely high energy state, couldn't emit radiation or form any kind of chemical bond with another atom?	2	askscience
Is spacetime a physical entity/thing?	1	askscience
Is the reason we see objects due to electrons changing energy states and emitting photons or does this apply solely to metals?	1	askscience
Does a quicker particle have a less definite position than a slower particle?	1	askscience