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If the force of Gravity in Newtonian mechanics changes with distance squared, does this mean that the intensity of spacetime curvcature also follows an inverse square law with distance?

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What kind of growth does the Lorentz Factor provide?

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On our journey through the Milky Way will the "neighbors" of our solar system always stay the same?

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How much of the packaging are we really eating?

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If I have two charges at rest close to each other, one of them a test charge, and the other one suddenly disappears, how long would it take for the test charge to notice the disappearance?

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Do positive and negative charges react equally with a photon?

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What is preventing us from making a single-photon emitter that can send a photon in a specific direction?

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Is it more difficult to create a soundwave in a more rigid medium?

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What does the De Broglie wavelength tell us about a particle?

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Where do the predictions from Newton's Law of Gravity differ significantly from the predictions of General Relativity?

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If the force of Gravity in Newtonian mechanics changes with distance squared, does this mean that the intensity of spacetime curvcature also follows an inverse square law with distance?	1	askscience
What kind of growth does the Lorentz Factor provide?	1	askscience
On our journey through the Milky Way will the "neighbors" of our solar system always stay the same?	1	askscience
How much of the packaging are we really eating?	1	askscience
If I have two charges at rest close to each other, one of them a test charge, and the other one suddenly disappears, how long would it take for the test charge to notice the disappearance?	1	askscience
Do positive and negative charges react equally with a photon?	1	askscience
What is preventing us from making a single-photon emitter that can send a photon in a specific direction?	1	askscience
Is it more difficult to create a soundwave in a more rigid medium?	1	askscience
What does the De Broglie wavelength tell us about a particle?	1	askscience
Where do the predictions from Newton's Law of Gravity differ significantly from the predictions of General Relativity?	1	askscience