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Why do the engines of an airplane periodically change their noise level while during cruising?

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Earth is blown apart. What happens next?

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Why is there sometimes a halo of light around a plane's shadow on the ground (at least when seen from the plane)?

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[Gotland, Sweden] Friend found dozens of these leaf cocoons buried in a plant pot. Said he also saw a bug fly there and drag a leaf underground. What made these?

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If the heat transfer by a gas decreases with the density, does this mean that the reliability of a thermometer depends on altitude?

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What actually "tells" objects in a rotating reference frame to "fall" away from the center?

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If energy is a property rather than a substance, what do we mean when we say that matter "turns into" energy?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why do the engines of an airplane periodically change their noise level while during cruising?	1	askscience
Earth is blown apart. What happens next?	1	askscience
Why is there sometimes a halo of light around a plane's shadow on the ground (at least when seen from the plane)?	1	askscience
[Gotland, Sweden] Friend found dozens of these leaf cocoons buried in a plant pot. Said he also saw a bug fly there and drag a leaf underground. What made these?	1	whatsthisbug
If the heat transfer by a gas decreases with the density, does this mean that the reliability of a thermometer depends on altitude?	1	askscience
What actually "tells" objects in a rotating reference frame to "fall" away from the center?	1	askscience
If energy is a property rather than a substance, what do we mean when we say that matter "turns into" energy?	1	askscience