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The cosmological constant is sometimes regarded as the worst prediction is physics... what could possibly account for the difference of 120 orders of magnitude between the predicted value and the actually observed value?

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How does an Electron spin if it is 0-dimensional?

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Since a particle that interacts with the Higgs Field only gets a portion of their mass from it, can there exist a particle that has mass but does not interact with the Higgs Field?

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Why is the Diagram of the Observable Universe Depicted as a Cylinder?

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During the big bang, when the universe was compressed into a singularity, were the size of the particles themselves super condensed, or was the size of the particles really small and over time they grew in size?

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Why does the EM Spectrum end at Radio Waves Instead of Continuing Infinitely?

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It is said that while most of Nature is Symmetrical, Physics is not... What is meant by this and how can it be shown?

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How Would Two Particles Moving away from Each Other at Near Light Speeds Interact?

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If Aging is to some part Attributed to Direct Reactions with Oxygen, why do Marine Organisms Age?

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Is there an estimation for the total size of the universe under current physical laws known to us today, assuming a curvature in the universe (I.E. non-infinite universe)?

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The cosmological constant is sometimes regarded as the worst prediction is physics... what could possibly account for the difference of 120 orders of magnitude between the predicted value and the actually observed value?	4934	askscience
How does an Electron spin if it is 0-dimensional?	25	askscience
Since a particle that interacts with the Higgs Field only gets a portion of their mass from it, can there exist a particle that has mass but does not interact with the Higgs Field?	17	askscience
Why is the Diagram of the Observable Universe Depicted as a Cylinder?	6	askscience
During the big bang, when the universe was compressed into a singularity, were the size of the particles themselves super condensed, or was the size of the particles really small and over time they grew in size?	1	askscience
Why does the EM Spectrum end at Radio Waves Instead of Continuing Infinitely?	1	askscience
It is said that while most of Nature is Symmetrical, Physics is not... What is meant by this and how can it be shown?	1	askscience
How Would Two Particles Moving away from Each Other at Near Light Speeds Interact?	1	askscience
If Aging is to some part Attributed to Direct Reactions with Oxygen, why do Marine Organisms Age?	1	askscience
Is there an estimation for the total size of the universe under current physical laws known to us today, assuming a curvature in the universe (I.E. non-infinite universe)?	1	askscience