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What's a good book with a general overview on Victorian era Britain daily life, culture, technology, etc.?

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Force of gravity can be modeled as inertial movement in bent time-space. Can electrostatic force be likewise modeled as inertial movement in something?

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Is it possible to reliably determine what allergies a person has without exposing him to every possible substance?

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When Earth and Mars are in opposite positions relative to the Sun (so the Sun is between them), can they still communcate with radio?

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Apparently, force of gravity can be modeled as just inertial movement in bent spacetime. Can electrostatic force be modeled this way?

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Why can I pick an item from each set of a _finite_ family of sets without invoking the axiom of choice?

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If electric force is mediated by photons, and photons are their own antiparticles, why can we distinguish positive and negative charges by their electric fields?

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How are paraphilias formed, and can they be "cured"?

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If we keep up global warming the Earth, will it prevent the next glacial period of the current Ice Age?

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When you keep an empty room sealed for a few months, it smells foul when you open it, even though there is nothing in there that would spoil and smell. What is that smell?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What's a good book with a general overview on Victorian era Britain daily life, culture, technology, etc.?	1	AskHistorians
Force of gravity can be modeled as inertial movement in bent time-space. Can electrostatic force be likewise modeled as inertial movement in something?	1	askscience
Is it possible to reliably determine what allergies a person has without exposing him to every possible substance?	1	askscience
When Earth and Mars are in opposite positions relative to the Sun (so the Sun is between them), can they still communcate with radio?	1	askscience
Apparently, force of gravity can be modeled as just inertial movement in bent spacetime. Can electrostatic force be modeled this way?	1	askscience
Why can I pick an item from each set of a _finite_ family of sets without invoking the axiom of choice?	1	askscience
If electric force is mediated by photons, and photons are their own antiparticles, why can we distinguish positive and negative charges by their electric fields?	1	askscience
How are paraphilias formed, and can they be "cured"?	1	askscience
If we keep up global warming the Earth, will it prevent the next glacial period of the current Ice Age?	1	askscience
When you keep an empty room sealed for a few months, it smells foul when you open it, even though there is nothing in there that would spoil and smell. What is that smell?	1	askscience