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Why don't large telescopes use arrays of photoreceptors where their reflecting mirrors are instead of using those mirrors to focus the light onto a small patch of photoreceptors?

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Isn't describing the "first second" of the universe a moot point?

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Do satellites in polar orbit typically remain locked on a specific longitude, remain fixed in relation to the sun, or is the rotation of the orbital "ring" something controlled depending on the task?

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All other things being equal, could you calculate the average temperature of the Earth as a function of the radial solar orbit?

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Can we determine how quickly time passes on distant planets relative to Earth?

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Can infertility be a condition of a specific couple as opposed to either of the individuals in the couple?

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Is it appropriate to treat time as "the 4th dimension"?

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When will the furthest star we've detected redshift to the point where it will no longer be discernable with current technology?

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If a single antiproton came in contact with a single lead atom, what would be left over?

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How does gravitational time dilation work at the core of the planet?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why don't large telescopes use arrays of photoreceptors where their reflecting mirrors are instead of using those mirrors to focus the light onto a small patch of photoreceptors?	1	askscience
Isn't describing the "first second" of the universe a moot point?	1	askscience
Do satellites in polar orbit typically remain locked on a specific longitude, remain fixed in relation to the sun, or is the rotation of the orbital "ring" something controlled depending on the task?	1	askscience
All other things being equal, could you calculate the average temperature of the Earth as a function of the radial solar orbit?	1	askscience
Can we determine how quickly time passes on distant planets relative to Earth?	1	askscience
Can infertility be a condition of a specific couple as opposed to either of the individuals in the couple?	1	askscience
Is it appropriate to treat time as "the 4th dimension"?	1	askscience
When will the furthest star we've detected redshift to the point where it will no longer be discernable with current technology?	1	askscience
If a single antiproton came in contact with a single lead atom, what would be left over?	1	askscience
How does gravitational time dilation work at the core of the planet?	0	askscience