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What would be the consequence of electrons that could have the same quantum numbers?

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NASA is sending a probe to Jupiter's moon, Europa, to measure its magnetic field which allows for determining how deep and salty any oceans are but how does magnetic field measurement allow this calculation?

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Are oil deposits found in earthquake prone regions, and if so, are there recorded oil spills from the resulting leakage?

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What does it mean that the weak nuclear and electromagnetic forces are manifestations of the same force? What would a combined force act like?

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Are there any scientific questions that could better be explored or answered if humans could view the Milky Way from outside of it?

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What makes electrical energy so much more effective in powering things compared to thermal or other kinds of energy?

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Is there a strength to the vacuum of space? And if so, how much stronger is gravity if this vacuum doesn't tear worlds apart?

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Physicists often say nature doesn't/shouldn't have infinities, that our models are just incomplete. Do we expect the size of the universe to be non-infinite?

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Newton's Laws seems like they are out of order. Is there a logic to why the 1st is 1st, ect?

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Is there a point away from the Sun in which the acceleration you experience from it would be equal to that on Earth?

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What would be the consequence of electrons that could have the same quantum numbers?	1958	askscience
NASA is sending a probe to Jupiter's moon, Europa, to measure its magnetic field which allows for determining how deep and salty any oceans are but how does magnetic field measurement allow this calculation?	27	askscience
Are oil deposits found in earthquake prone regions, and if so, are there recorded oil spills from the resulting leakage?	2	askscience
What does it mean that the weak nuclear and electromagnetic forces are manifestations of the same force? What would a combined force act like?	1	askscience
Are there any scientific questions that could better be explored or answered if humans could view the Milky Way from outside of it?	1	askscience
What makes electrical energy so much more effective in powering things compared to thermal or other kinds of energy?	1	askscience
Is there a strength to the vacuum of space? And if so, how much stronger is gravity if this vacuum doesn't tear worlds apart?	1	askscience
Physicists often say nature doesn't/shouldn't have infinities, that our models are just incomplete. Do we expect the size of the universe to be non-infinite?	1	askscience
Newton's Laws seems like they are out of order. Is there a logic to why the 1st is 1st, ect?	1	askscience
Is there a point away from the Sun in which the acceleration you experience from it would be equal to that on Earth?	1	askscience