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I've heard that the most current physics models state that all basic particles are simply excitations of a series of quantum fields. If this is true, then would it be reasonable to imagine the universe as a series of peaks on a massive intensity field?

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Hypothetically, if the earth suddenly became a closed system in which all symmetries/conservation laws only applied to everything within the earth's atmosphere, what would happen?

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What is actually happening when you talk into a big fan and your voice comes out sounding like a robot?

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Are there bounds on the electromagnetic spectrum?

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Is there any evidence to suggest that different quantum fields interfere with one another?

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Why do superconductors need to be kept cold?

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What's the current level of brain-in-jar technology?

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Are there any animals other than humans where grandparents/grandchildren are looked after? Three-generation family units in the wild?

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If you were to get a baby from the Middle Ages and raise it like a modern child, would the kid be expected to act the same as his/her peers?

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Why do tattoos last forever?

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I've heard that the most current physics models state that all basic particles are simply excitations of a series of quantum fields. If this is true, then would it be reasonable to imagine the universe as a series of peaks on a massive intensity field?	2	askscience
Hypothetically, if the earth suddenly became a closed system in which all symmetries/conservation laws only applied to everything within the earth's atmosphere, what would happen?	1	askscience
What is actually happening when you talk into a big fan and your voice comes out sounding like a robot?	1	askscience
Are there bounds on the electromagnetic spectrum?	1	askscience
Is there any evidence to suggest that different quantum fields interfere with one another?	1	askscience
Why do superconductors need to be kept cold?	1	askscience
What's the current level of brain-in-jar technology?	1	askscience
Are there any animals other than humans where grandparents/grandchildren are looked after? Three-generation family units in the wild?	1	askscience
If you were to get a baby from the Middle Ages and raise it like a modern child, would the kid be expected to act the same as his/her peers?	1	askscience
Why do tattoos last forever?	1	askscience