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If the Universe keeps expanding at an increasing rate, will there be a time when that space between things expands beyond the speed of light?

2164 upvotes • r/askscience

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Una Ferrari haciendo macana en La Matanza

974 upvotes • r/argentina

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El Gobierno confirmó que Israel avisó a la Argentina de un posible "ataque muy fuerte" por parte de Irán

40 upvotes • r/argentina

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"A substance with a negative temperature in the Kelvin scale is not colder than absolute zero, but rather it is hotter than infinite temperature". How is this possible, and how was it achieved?

25 upvotes • r/askscience

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When we say that the faster an object travels through space, the more mass it gains, is it because it interacts more and more with the Higgs field?

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Tonight I couldn't sleep. I need to tell you why.

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I have a string attached to a rock, and I start spinning it. The piece of string closer to the rock travels faster that the piece of string closer to my hand. Does this means the string is travelling through time at different speeds in different sections of itself?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
If the Universe keeps expanding at an increasing rate, will there be a time when that space between things expands beyond the speed of light?	2164	askscience
Una Ferrari haciendo macana en La Matanza	974	argentina
El Gobierno confirmó que Israel avisó a la Argentina de un posible "ataque muy fuerte" por parte de Irán	40	argentina
"A substance with a negative temperature in the Kelvin scale is not colder than absolute zero, but rather it is hotter than infinite temperature". How is this possible, and how was it achieved?	25	askscience
When we say that the faster an object travels through space, the more mass it gains, is it because it interacts more and more with the Higgs field?	5	askscience
Tonight I couldn't sleep. I need to tell you why.	5	nosleep
I have a string attached to a rock, and I start spinning it. The piece of string closer to the rock travels faster that the piece of string closer to my hand. Does this means the string is travelling through time at different speeds in different sections of itself?	5	askscience