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What is this material coming off the cathode with a spring-like shape?

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If a centrifugal force creates an exponentially larger centripetal force, what does this say about the fact that energy cannot be created nor destroyed.

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What is the reaction force to gravity? Do like gravitational forces repel each other similarly to magnets?

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If I cooled mercury to 1-10 Kelvin, could I keep it as a liquid if it was moving fast enough?

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What effect would a 1% decrease in the sun's energy have on the location of the "goldilocks zone"?

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What is the best objective data which supports the notion that weather is getting more extreme?

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When atoms snap together, is that an implosion?

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Is the core of the Earth really molten?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What is this material coming off the cathode with a spring-like shape?	1	askscience
If a centrifugal force creates an exponentially larger centripetal force, what does this say about the fact that energy cannot be created nor destroyed.	1	askscience
What is the reaction force to gravity? Do like gravitational forces repel each other similarly to magnets?	1	askscience
If I cooled mercury to 1-10 Kelvin, could I keep it as a liquid if it was moving fast enough?	1	askscience
What effect would a 1% decrease in the sun's energy have on the location of the "goldilocks zone"?	1	askscience
What is the best objective data which supports the notion that weather is getting more extreme?	1	askscience
When atoms snap together, is that an implosion?	0	askscience
Is the core of the Earth really molten?	0	askscience