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Is gravity equally distributed by a mass or are there hot spots where gravity is stronger in some areas and perhaps weaker in other areas?

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If two photons traveled and started parallel to each other and proceeded to go around a curve caused by gravity bending spacetime, then would they arrive at a destination at the same or different times?

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Can you propel a ship by cooling the space in front of a ship?

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What would happen if you shoot neutrons at hydrogen plasma?

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Why does consuming energy always produce heat?

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If I vacuum the air out of a fridge, how would that effect the temperature?

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Since waves, such as radio waves, interact with each other when they are on the same frequency, do particles also interact with these waves?

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What is the minimum difference in hot and cold for glass to break or crack?

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How is it that electrons move slowly but electricity travels at the speed of light?

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If you created feedback between an FM transmitter and an FM receiver, and they were somehow a part of the same circuit, would you be able to produce electricity?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Is gravity equally distributed by a mass or are there hot spots where gravity is stronger in some areas and perhaps weaker in other areas?	4321	askscience
If two photons traveled and started parallel to each other and proceeded to go around a curve caused by gravity bending spacetime, then would they arrive at a destination at the same or different times?	5	askscience
Can you propel a ship by cooling the space in front of a ship?	4	askscience
What would happen if you shoot neutrons at hydrogen plasma?	4	askscience
Why does consuming energy always produce heat?	4	askscience
If I vacuum the air out of a fridge, how would that effect the temperature?	1	askscience
Since waves, such as radio waves, interact with each other when they are on the same frequency, do particles also interact with these waves?	1	askscience
What is the minimum difference in hot and cold for glass to break or crack?	1	askscience
How is it that electrons move slowly but electricity travels at the speed of light?	1	askscience
If you created feedback between an FM transmitter and an FM receiver, and they were somehow a part of the same circuit, would you be able to produce electricity?	1	askscience