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I’ve heard that nuclear fission and/or fusion only convert not even 1% of all the energy stored in an atom. How much energy is actually stored in an atom and is it technically possible to “extract” all of it?

1345 upvotes • r/askscience

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Mining

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[WP] You find definitive proof one day that you are actually an intelligent robot disguised as a human. You tell a loved one closest to you, and the next day you are forcibly taken to a mental ward.

17 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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Do electrons take up enough space to “bump” into eachother when sufficiently congested, or does the electromagnetic force keep them apart?

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If gravitons are extremely hard to detect if they’re real, is there any other way to experimentally verify their existence other than direct observation?

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Does energy also follow the law of gravitation? If so, have we observed this happening either directly or indirectly?

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Is there dielectric breakdown in a liquid? What are the effects of the breakdown on it?

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What is the current leading theory as to why ice is slippery?

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The label on my food says there are tens of kilojoules of energy per serving. Why can only our bodies use this energy and not for general power use?

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How does the brain “know” to upregulate or downregulate receptors? And if we know the method of action, what is preventing us from developing a way to regulate specific receptors?

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I’ve heard that nuclear fission and/or fusion only convert not even 1% of all the energy stored in an atom. How much energy is actually stored in an atom and is it technically possible to “extract” all of it?	1345	askscience
Mining	24	HypixelSkyblock
[WP] You find definitive proof one day that you are actually an intelligent robot disguised as a human. You tell a loved one closest to you, and the next day you are forcibly taken to a mental ward.	17	WritingPrompts
Do electrons take up enough space to “bump” into eachother when sufficiently congested, or does the electromagnetic force keep them apart?	10	askscience
If gravitons are extremely hard to detect if they’re real, is there any other way to experimentally verify their existence other than direct observation?	10	askscience
Does energy also follow the law of gravitation? If so, have we observed this happening either directly or indirectly?	7	askscience
Is there dielectric breakdown in a liquid? What are the effects of the breakdown on it?	7	askscience
What is the current leading theory as to why ice is slippery?	6	askscience
The label on my food says there are tens of kilojoules of energy per serving. Why can only our bodies use this energy and not for general power use?	6	askscience
How does the brain “know” to upregulate or downregulate receptors? And if we know the method of action, what is preventing us from developing a way to regulate specific receptors?	6	askscience