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Did we prove speed of light is constant then it was incorporated in theories or did theories predict speed of light would be constant than it was proved by experiments?

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What is exactly an 'observation' in the quantum world, the process that makes a probability wave collapse?

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Can gravity suddenly stop working? Or any force?

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What is exactly an 'observation' in the quantum world, the process that makes a probability wave collapse?

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Why is the equation E=mc2 so revolutionary when we already knew E=mv2 since before Newton?

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Why is the equation E=MC^2 so revolutionary when we knew E=mv^2?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Did we prove speed of light is constant then it was incorporated in theories or did theories predict speed of light would be constant than it was proved by experiments?	477
What is exactly an 'observation' in the quantum world, the process that makes a probability wave collapse?	2
Can gravity suddenly stop working? Or any force?	1
What is exactly an 'observation' in the quantum world, the process that makes a probability wave collapse?	1
Why is the equation E=mc2 so revolutionary when we already knew E=mv2 since before Newton?	1
Why is the equation E=MC^2 so revolutionary when we knew E=mv^2?	0