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Where can I find alloy metal?

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The location of Earth's Lagrance Points L1 and L2 change with the position of Earth relative to the sun. That means the L-points travel. Would an object placed there simply travel with the L-points, or would they be left behind?

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Is the radiation emanating from fuel rods in water the same (or similar) blue we see in the sky? I forget the name of that radiation, but I'm asking if that's why the sky is blue.

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How big and how close to the sun would one have to place a shade to counter global warming of 2 degrees Celsius?

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Could "objects"(?) smaller than the Planck scale amount to a type of moiree giving rise to our reality?

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Where can I find alloy metal?	2	EliteDangerous
The location of Earth's Lagrance Points L1 and L2 change with the position of Earth relative to the sun. That means the L-points travel. Would an object placed there simply travel with the L-points, or would they be left behind?	1	askscience
Is the radiation emanating from fuel rods in water the same (or similar) blue we see in the sky? I forget the name of that radiation, but I'm asking if that's why the sky is blue.	1	askscience
How big and how close to the sun would one have to place a shade to counter global warming of 2 degrees Celsius?	1	askscience
Could "objects"(?) smaller than the Planck scale amount to a type of moiree giving rise to our reality?	1	askscience