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Dueling Lokir Part 1

85 upvotes • r/HFY

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[OC] Dueling Loki: Part 3

49 upvotes • r/HFY

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[WP] Holy texts are actually legal contracts with higher beings. Their nearing expiration, and the gods have returned to renegotiate.

6 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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What are the most common direct causes of "death by old age"?

5 upvotes • r/askscience

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Do all observers agree on where their respective light cones are, regardless of reference frame?

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Can a neutron star form without a supernova?

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If you had a small amount of antimatter as a starter, how small of a thermonuclear bomb could you make with a similar yield to modern weapons (i.e., at least a few hundred kilotons)?

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Would a homogeneous spinning disk lose angular momentum due to gravity radiation?

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Is the light from a star just blackbody radiation from the heated exterior, or does the fusion directly produce visible photons that travel all the way out?

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To an alien with eyes more sensitive to light further into the infrared than ours (say, adapted for an M-type star) would our sun appear to be green?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Dueling Lokir Part 1	85	HFY
[OC] Dueling Loki: Part 3	49	HFY
[WP] Holy texts are actually legal contracts with higher beings. Their nearing expiration, and the gods have returned to renegotiate.	6	WritingPrompts
What are the most common direct causes of "death by old age"?	5	askscience
Do all observers agree on where their respective light cones are, regardless of reference frame?	5	askscience
Can a neutron star form without a supernova?	3	askscience
If you had a small amount of antimatter as a starter, how small of a thermonuclear bomb could you make with a similar yield to modern weapons (i.e., at least a few hundred kilotons)?	2	askscience
Would a homogeneous spinning disk lose angular momentum due to gravity radiation?	1	askscience
Is the light from a star just blackbody radiation from the heated exterior, or does the fusion directly produce visible photons that travel all the way out?	1	askscience
To an alien with eyes more sensitive to light further into the infrared than ours (say, adapted for an M-type star) would our sun appear to be green?	1	askscience