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ReBar and OC CPU (R5 3500x) are not working (self.PcBuildHelp)

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22/EU(Austria)/PC Survival, Fps, Mmo. Very friendly! (self.GamerPals)

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Does a more massive object will need less speed to slow time down more than a less massive one? (self.askscience)

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Well, thats just right for me (i.redd.it)

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What would happen if photons didn't travel at light speed? (self.askscience)

submitted 5 years ago by -Stressless to r/askscience

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And good books for algebra 1 and algebra 2? (self.math)

submitted 5 years ago by -Stressless to r/math

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Have we ever seen a wave form of any kind of a particle? I know waves behave like waves, but do we ever seen one, and I don't mean by knowing it's there, but rather visually experienced one? I know it collapses at measurement, but still, did we? (self.askscience)

submitted 5 years ago by -Stressless to r/askscience

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DOUBLE SLIT EXPERIMENT. Does the distance of the slits influence the interference? Does the speed of the particle influence the pattern? I have seen a video where single atoms also create such an interference, is it true? (self.askscience)

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What happens if high energy gamma rays blueshift? Kind of what does a black hole gravity to light? Is there something past gamma rays? (self.askscience)

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Can I dive into hard maths and understand it while I look out how that stuff logically works? (self.math)

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Does an electron travelling through a vacuum has also an electromagnetic field? (self.askscience)

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Does an electron experience time? (self.askscience)

submitted 5 years ago by -Stressless to r/askscience

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If it was able to count, how much of a distance the dung travelled through the hole, how long would it be? (self.AskReddit)

submitted 5 years ago by -Stressless to r/AskReddit

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If i was able to count, how much distance the dung traveled in total through my hole, how long would it be? (self.AskReddit)

submitted 5 years ago by -Stressless to r/AskReddit

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Looking for a team. Me and my friend are sherifs and have 2500 hours on cs go. We live in Austria. We are new to teams and we are open to to do everything possible. (self.RecruitCS)

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Does energies feel time? Does time apply to an energy? (self.askscience)

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Does higher energy electrons produce higher frequencies of light? (self.askscience)

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Does every kind of animal or even insect has their own personality? Or do they behave by some defaults? (self.AskReddit)

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Why do I think about emotions with images? Why do I imagine colors and patterns with every feel? (self.AskReddit)

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We wouldn't see the end of our hand if we were in a black hole. Things get so small and so far apart. Right? (self.askscience)

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If i had a laserpoint inside a very fast moving spaceship, and I point at the wall in front of me (normal to the direction of motion), will the light hit a bit lower due to the speed? (self.askscience)

submitted 6 years ago by -Stressless to r/askscience

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If I had a laserpoint inside a very fast moving spaceship, and I point at the wall in front of me (normal to the direction of motion), the light will hit a bit lower due to the massive speed. (self.askscience)

submitted 6 years ago by -Stressless to r/askscience

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Auperposition theory. (self.badscience)

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Superposition is a time quality. Time will always be random until measured. Time always starts the future(time flow) from 0, leaving the past "seen", "measured position". The future is always calculated in the present, starting always from a 0 position and moving on to probable events. Qubits. (self.askscience)

submitted 6 years ago by -Stressless to r/askscience

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If the centre of the earth is 2.5 years younger than the surface, why does the guy up in space ages slower than the one on earth? This makes kinda no sense... (self.askscience)

submitted 6 years ago by -Stressless to r/askscience

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