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If the speed of light is a constant independent of the speed of the observer - why does the doppler shift occur?

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Besides honey, are there any other insect products people eat?

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How and why exactly do stars collapse?

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How does helium effect "timbre" but not "pitch" of a voice?

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How do scientific constants get created and derived?

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How did Einstein conclude E=MC2

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If burning is converting mass to energy (although extremely inefficiently) where is that mass coming from?

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How is Sulfur Hexafluoride such a 'potent' greenhouse gas?

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A few questions regarding the Doppler Effect (sound)

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(Doppler effect) Is it possible to distinguish between a decease in wavelength and an increase in frequency or are they observably the same?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
If the speed of light is a constant independent of the speed of the observer - why does the doppler shift occur?	23
Besides honey, are there any other insect products people eat?	9
How and why exactly do stars collapse?	5
How does helium effect "timbre" but not "pitch" of a voice?	4
How do scientific constants get created and derived?	2
How did Einstein conclude E=MC2	2
If burning is converting mass to energy (although extremely inefficiently) where is that mass coming from?	1
How is Sulfur Hexafluoride such a 'potent' greenhouse gas?	1
A few questions regarding the Doppler Effect (sound)	1
(Doppler effect) Is it possible to distinguish between a decease in wavelength and an increase in frequency or are they observably the same?	1