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Like how the speed of light is a limit on speed, is there an acceleration limit for objects with mass?

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Can the distortion of spacetime change with time continuously? If so, is its effects quantifiable?

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What keeps water droplets from falling off surfaces such as a car window?

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Are we able to account for the slight delay for both light to travel to the eye and for the signal to be sent from the eye to the brain?

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It is currently thought that the Big Bang should have created equal amounts of matter and anti-matter, annihilating both and creating immense amounts of energy. Do we have an idea of what reactions are happening at such incredible energies?

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How accurate is the statement that “light has to travel more in a medium than in vacuum, which “slows” it down”? How does something which has no mass be affected by collision with massive objects?

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I’ve heard that 99% of our “mass” comes from the electromagnetic force in atoms and the strong force, does that mean there is no such thing as mass, just energy?

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How does the universe “know” how interactions, force, reactions, etc are supposed to work?

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Is there a correlation between the amount of time a person spends in an airplane flying and their chance of cancer?

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Why does it seem to be much more difficult for us (humans) to study and model something in nature than it is for nature to create it?

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Like how the speed of light is a limit on speed, is there an acceleration limit for objects with mass?	1	askscience
Can the distortion of spacetime change with time continuously? If so, is its effects quantifiable?	1	askscience
What keeps water droplets from falling off surfaces such as a car window?	1	askscience
Are we able to account for the slight delay for both light to travel to the eye and for the signal to be sent from the eye to the brain?	1	askscience
It is currently thought that the Big Bang should have created equal amounts of matter and anti-matter, annihilating both and creating immense amounts of energy. Do we have an idea of what reactions are happening at such incredible energies?	1	askscience
How accurate is the statement that “light has to travel more in a medium than in vacuum, which “slows” it down”? How does something which has no mass be affected by collision with massive objects?	1	askscience
I’ve heard that 99% of our “mass” comes from the electromagnetic force in atoms and the strong force, does that mean there is no such thing as mass, just energy?	1	askscience
How does the universe “know” how interactions, force, reactions, etc are supposed to work?	1	askscience
Is there a correlation between the amount of time a person spends in an airplane flying and their chance of cancer?	1	askscience
Why does it seem to be much more difficult for us (humans) to study and model something in nature than it is for nature to create it?	1	askscience