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Particles at Cern travel at close to the speed of light when they collide. So given nothing can travel faster than the speed of light relative to anything else what speed do the particles collide at? Or am I just totally way off base?

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Can a whole planet be made of water?

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Would this laser https://phys.org/news/2018-02-laser-wirelessly-smartphone-safely-room.html be able to work on recharging batteries on Satellites in space eventually?

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Under QED theory empty space is not empty. Is this also true beyond the limits of the known universe as well?

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Particles at Cern travel at close to the speed of light when they collide. So given nothing can travel faster than the speed of light relative to anything else what speed do the particles collide at? Or am I just totally way off base?	872
Can a whole planet be made of water?	1
Would this laser https://phys.org/news/2018-02-laser-wirelessly-smartphone-safely-room.html be able to work on recharging batteries on Satellites in space eventually?	1
Under QED theory empty space is not empty. Is this also true beyond the limits of the known universe as well?	1