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The note C in octave X has a different frequency in octave Y. So, what exactly about the sound wave makes it the note C?

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Is Schrodinger's Cat a literal example of quantum mechanics, or just an analogy?

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AMA Request: James Rolfe AKA The Angry Video Game Nerd

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Computers are almost always performing more than one task at once. How do the computers keep these tasks from getting "mixed up" with each other?

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Can someone explain Planck Length? Is it really the minimum distance a particle can travel?

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How is a computer file compressed without losing information?

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If our actions are dictated by our brain chemistry, and we developed technology to predetermine our own actions based on our brain chemistry, would it create a paradox?

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If a black hole has infinite density, it must have infinite mass. Mass stretches out time. So, as you fell toward a black hole, would you fall forever?

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Why is the constant for mass-energy equivalence the speed of light squared?

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Why does the energy of the universe manifest itself itself in particles and waves, rather than just randomly dispersing?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
The note C in octave X has a different frequency in octave Y. So, what exactly about the sound wave makes it the note C?	988	askscience
Is Schrodinger's Cat a literal example of quantum mechanics, or just an analogy?	43	askscience
AMA Request: James Rolfe AKA The Angry Video Game Nerd	4	IAmA
Computers are almost always performing more than one task at once. How do the computers keep these tasks from getting "mixed up" with each other?	2	askscience
Can someone explain Planck Length? Is it really the minimum distance a particle can travel?	2	askscience
How is a computer file compressed without losing information?	1	askscience
If our actions are dictated by our brain chemistry, and we developed technology to predetermine our own actions based on our brain chemistry, would it create a paradox?	1	askscience
If a black hole has infinite density, it must have infinite mass. Mass stretches out time. So, as you fell toward a black hole, would you fall forever?	1	askscience
Why is the constant for mass-energy equivalence the speed of light squared?	1	askscience
Why does the energy of the universe manifest itself itself in particles and waves, rather than just randomly dispersing?	1	askscience