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How is it possible for the JWST to have the bandwidth to send back all the data it's collecting?

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Could you propose an experiment where Special Relativity would predict one result, and Standard Model Quantum Mechanics would predict another?

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Researchers, do you prefer working more with lab rats, or lab mice? Is there another specifically bred research animal you find to be particularly informative, enjoyable, or interesting?

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Are there any animals whose locomotion leads off with their genitals, with the genitals protruding way out in front of it while moving, or standing? Aside from humans of course.

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How did researchers create a test for the sars-cov-2 virus so quickly after discovering the novel disease? And why is creating an antibody test for it so much harder?

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Linguists of askscience, is there a writing system which, if written and pronounced perfectly, would be able to distinguish between, say, a southern Tennessee accent and a Michigan accent? Like an ultra-detailed version of IPA?

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If we, as observers watching mass fall into a black hole never sees it cross the event horizon, how can we observe the black holes to ever grow? From our perspective, no new mass ever gets past the event horizon to make the black hole grow.

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Researchers of /r/askscience, do you prefer working more with lab rats, or lab mice? Is there another specifically bred research animal you find to be particularly informative, enjoyable, or interesting?

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Could you correct my misunderstanding: mass is a property of a particle equaling it's total energy divided by c^2. This means that a photon with energy 1 eV would have a mass of 1 eV/89875517873681764 m^2/s^2 (meters squared per second squared). this is not zero. it's small, but small isn't zero.

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Is there any specific advantage of using dental floss instead of, say, sewing thread, to clean between your teeth?

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How is it possible for the JWST to have the bandwidth to send back all the data it's collecting?	2	askscience
Could you propose an experiment where Special Relativity would predict one result, and Standard Model Quantum Mechanics would predict another?	1	askscience
Researchers, do you prefer working more with lab rats, or lab mice? Is there another specifically bred research animal you find to be particularly informative, enjoyable, or interesting?	1	askscience
Are there any animals whose locomotion leads off with their genitals, with the genitals protruding way out in front of it while moving, or standing? Aside from humans of course.	1	askscience
How did researchers create a test for the sars-cov-2 virus so quickly after discovering the novel disease? And why is creating an antibody test for it so much harder?	1	askscience
Linguists of askscience, is there a writing system which, if written and pronounced perfectly, would be able to distinguish between, say, a southern Tennessee accent and a Michigan accent? Like an ultra-detailed version of IPA?	1	askscience
If we, as observers watching mass fall into a black hole never sees it cross the event horizon, how can we observe the black holes to ever grow? From our perspective, no new mass ever gets past the event horizon to make the black hole grow.	1	askscience
Researchers of /r/askscience, do you prefer working more with lab rats, or lab mice? Is there another specifically bred research animal you find to be particularly informative, enjoyable, or interesting?	1	askscience
Could you correct my misunderstanding: mass is a property of a particle equaling it's total energy divided by c^2. This means that a photon with energy 1 eV would have a mass of 1 eV/89875517873681764 m^2/s^2 (meters squared per second squared). this is not zero. it's small, but small isn't zero.	1	askscience
Is there any specific advantage of using dental floss instead of, say, sewing thread, to clean between your teeth?	1	askscience