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In the way that gravity is based on mass, and electromagnetism is based on charge, are there analogous properties for the weak/strong nuclear forces?

2416 upvotes • r/askscience

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Was drinking while pregnant though to be OK in the middle ages? If so, were there excessive cases of fetal alcohol syndrome as a result?

1513 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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When one unit is divided by another, that makes intuitive sense - m/h is "miles per hour," or "x miles for every hour". But what is the interpretation of units multiplied together? For example, work is defined as force times distance.

66 upvotes • r/askscience

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What if you measure only one slit in the double slit experiment?

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If MRSA has colonized in your nostril, and you get a nosebleed, can you get a MRSA infection?

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What is the minimum distance you would have to move the earth towards/away from the sun to make it inhabitable?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
In the way that gravity is based on mass, and electromagnetism is based on charge, are there analogous properties for the weak/strong nuclear forces?	2416	askscience
Was drinking while pregnant though to be OK in the middle ages? If so, were there excessive cases of fetal alcohol syndrome as a result?	1513	AskHistorians
When one unit is divided by another, that makes intuitive sense - m/h is "miles per hour," or "x miles for every hour". But what is the interpretation of units multiplied together? For example, work is defined as force times distance.	66	askscience
What if you measure only one slit in the double slit experiment?	20	askscience
If MRSA has colonized in your nostril, and you get a nosebleed, can you get a MRSA infection?	1	askscience
What is the minimum distance you would have to move the earth towards/away from the sun to make it inhabitable?	1	askscience