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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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Will the accelerating expansion of the observable universe expand as quickly as the universe did through the inflationary period at the beginning?

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As a black hole, the sun would have a radius of about 3 km. It's actual radius is 6,957,000 km. What would the space between its black hole radius and actual radius seem like to someone passing through?

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The electron is said to be a point particle, having no known size. But it has a mass. Does having mass imply having a definite size?

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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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There is a new, untested proof that suggests the universe could have fluctuated into being. Where were the laws of physics situated to allow this?

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Is it still possible for the next big break through in mathematical physics to come from an individual (like Einstein or Newton), or is theory so complex it will require a team to create new models?

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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?	1	askscience
Will the accelerating expansion of the observable universe expand as quickly as the universe did through the inflationary period at the beginning?	1	askscience
As a black hole, the sun would have a radius of about 3 km. It's actual radius is 6,957,000 km. What would the space between its black hole radius and actual radius seem like to someone passing through?	1	askscience
The electron is said to be a point particle, having no known size. But it has a mass. Does having mass imply having a definite size?	1	askscience
What makes electrical energy so much more effective in powering things compared to thermal or other kinds of energy?	1	askscience
There is a new, untested proof that suggests the universe could have fluctuated into being. Where were the laws of physics situated to allow this?	1	askscience
Is it still possible for the next big break through in mathematical physics to come from an individual (like Einstein or Newton), or is theory so complex it will require a team to create new models?	1	askscience