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What are particles in the holographic principle?

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Why does a spectrograph of the sun's light produce multiple copies of the visible spectrum linked together by magenta?

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How many integrated circuits are in a computer?

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How does a computer store a number like e? Where would I find e in a computer's memory?

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Does the effect of Newton's shell theorem appear only in full with perfect symmetry, or is there a gradual onset of its effects with gradually increasing symmetry?

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Where else do our gut bacteria live?

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Why do we kiss? Is kissing learned or innate? Or do we know?

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[WP] You can hear God speaking to you. So can everyone else.

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Is an electromagnetic field a dimensionless point from its own frame of reference?

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Does the sun shine brighter when it "peeks around" an object at you than it does in the middle of the sky?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What are particles in the holographic principle?	13	askscience
Why does a spectrograph of the sun's light produce multiple copies of the visible spectrum linked together by magenta?	9	askscience
How many integrated circuits are in a computer?	9	askscience
How does a computer store a number like e? Where would I find e in a computer's memory?	8	askscience
Does the effect of Newton's shell theorem appear only in full with perfect symmetry, or is there a gradual onset of its effects with gradually increasing symmetry?	6	askscience
Where else do our gut bacteria live?	3	askscience
Why do we kiss? Is kissing learned or innate? Or do we know?	3	askscience
[WP] You can hear God speaking to you. So can everyone else.	2	WritingPrompts
Is an electromagnetic field a dimensionless point from its own frame of reference?	2	askscience
Does the sun shine brighter when it "peeks around" an object at you than it does in the middle of the sky?	2	askscience