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Does the rate at which objects travel through a given unit of space always equal their velocity?

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When a person catches a cold, is he/she more susceptible to developing cancer?

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Is an object’s rotational momentum always the same value between any two points on the axis perpendicular to the rotating axis?

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Why does light have to travel at c? I was told all massless particles must travel at c, but isn’t mass and energy the same thing?

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Can the entire English Language be converted to keywords in a programming language, where the grammar and sentences are normal?

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Is there a difference between one +2/3 up quark and two -1/3 down quarks to produce a net magnetic moment in the neutron?

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Is the crumpling of a bedsheet a form of entropy?

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Would it be “easy” engineering wise to add a button in cars that could actively adjust A/C to form an equilibrium with a window open?

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I just learned how light propagates through space as an electromagnetic wave. Is there a measurable delay between the instant the electric part is created and when the magnetic part is created? If so, what determines the value of said delay?

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How is the mechanism of action for drugs such as LSD and DMT found in humans? Also, how can we find more information on the pharmacokinetics of these drugs?

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Does the rate at which objects travel through a given unit of space always equal their velocity?	1	askscience
When a person catches a cold, is he/she more susceptible to developing cancer?	1	askscience
Is an object’s rotational momentum always the same value between any two points on the axis perpendicular to the rotating axis?	1	askscience
Why does light have to travel at c? I was told all massless particles must travel at c, but isn’t mass and energy the same thing?	1	askscience
Can the entire English Language be converted to keywords in a programming language, where the grammar and sentences are normal?	1	askscience
Is there a difference between one +2/3 up quark and two -1/3 down quarks to produce a net magnetic moment in the neutron?	1	askscience
Is the crumpling of a bedsheet a form of entropy?	1	askscience
Would it be “easy” engineering wise to add a button in cars that could actively adjust A/C to form an equilibrium with a window open?	1	askscience
I just learned how light propagates through space as an electromagnetic wave. Is there a measurable delay between the instant the electric part is created and when the magnetic part is created? If so, what determines the value of said delay?	1	askscience
How is the mechanism of action for drugs such as LSD and DMT found in humans? Also, how can we find more information on the pharmacokinetics of these drugs?	1	askscience