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Why are lunar landers wrapper in golden foil like material?

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Why do humans make basic mistakes?

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Just learned about Fermi bubbles which are these huge clouds of matter emerging out from either side of our galaxy's center. If we can see the milky way with our naked eyes then why can't we see these if they are so huge?

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What would happen if I fired a shot towards the windows in a really wide - let's say a mile wide - train? Would the bullet at some point start curving in the opposite direction of the train's movement or would it continue as it would on plain ground because of inertial forces?

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Are the laws of Physics somehow hard-coded into the Universe? How do inanimate objects "know" how to follow these laws 100% of the time and immediately "calculate" their next state correctly without any lag?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why are lunar landers wrapper in golden foil like material?	190
Why do humans make basic mistakes?	1
Just learned about Fermi bubbles which are these huge clouds of matter emerging out from either side of our galaxy's center. If we can see the milky way with our naked eyes then why can't we see these if they are so huge?	1
What would happen if I fired a shot towards the windows in a really wide - let's say a mile wide - train? Would the bullet at some point start curving in the opposite direction of the train's movement or would it continue as it would on plain ground because of inertial forces?	1
Are the laws of Physics somehow hard-coded into the Universe? How do inanimate objects "know" how to follow these laws 100% of the time and immediately "calculate" their next state correctly without any lag?	1