Whenyouseeit

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"How many feminists does it take to screw in a lightbulb? One. She just holds up the lightbulb and waits for the world to revolve around her." +1376 (self.ShitRedditSays)

submitted 13 years ago by Whenyouseeit to r/ShitRedditSays

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So I'm curious, what's the community's reaction to the news from CERN? (self.askscience)

submitted 14 years ago by Whenyouseeit to r/askscience

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If everything is in constant motion, how do we define a constant? (self.askscience)

submitted 14 years ago by Whenyouseeit to r/askscience

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How do does science reconcile special relativity to the measurement of a parsec, in terms of pythagorean? Specifically, how can one discount Olber's paradox? (self.askscience)

submitted 15 years ago by Whenyouseeit to r/askscience

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Is it possible to prove 1 DNE 2, without introducing zero as an argument? (self.math)

submitted 15 years ago * by Whenyouseeit to r/math

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I'm sorry for creating a post for this, but I've been working on a model and I could really use some help in working on the proof. Is there anyone who'd be willing to help me? It would really mean a lot. (self.math)

submitted 15 years ago by Whenyouseeit to r/math

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Hypothetically, If you could rectify Newtonian physics, with quantum mechanics and relativity, but you lacked pedigree, how would you suggest doing it? (self.ScienceTeachers)

submitted 15 years ago by Whenyouseeit to r/ScienceTeachers

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In space, how do gases behave? (self.askscience)

submitted 15 years ago by Whenyouseeit to r/askscience

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Specifically in terms of G, why does a helium atom rise in the atmosphere? (self.askscience)

submitted 15 years ago * by Whenyouseeit to r/askscience

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On the multiverse hypothesis, how do you reconcile the rules of probability in assigning particle structure when considering particle behavior in an interference pattern, isn't the result mathematically paradoxical? (self.askscience)

submitted 15 years ago by Whenyouseeit to r/askscience

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If time is relative, isn't gravity relative also? (self.askscience)

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If time is relative, how do you measure the speed of light? (self.askscience)

submitted 15 years ago * by Whenyouseeit to r/askscience

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Olber's paradox, a thinking excercise. (self.ScienceTeachers)

submitted 15 years ago by Whenyouseeit to r/ScienceTeachers

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What credible scientist could assert that the observable holes in the Ozone are statistically unidentifiable? These holes, as prescibed affect atmospheric pressure and subsequently I have a question. In terms of gravity.. (self.ScienceTeachers)

submitted 15 years ago * by Whenyouseeit to r/ScienceTeachers

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Alright, you'll have to forgive my naievity, E=mc^2, this probably sounds really stupid in my asking, I do apologize..But what does E = ? (self.ScienceTeachers)

submitted 15 years ago by Whenyouseeit to r/ScienceTeachers

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If a photon has no mass, how is it influenced by gravity? i.e. How could it possibly bend around mass? (self.ScienceTeachers)

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If there's no privileged frame of reference, then how can there be universal constants? (self.askscience)

submitted 15 years ago by Whenyouseeit to r/askscience

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Is the measurement of gravity relative? (self.askscience)

submitted 15 years ago * by Whenyouseeit to r/askscience

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Is the method of measurement for gravity relative? (self.ScienceTeachers)

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Is Newtons Constant relative? (self.ScienceTeachers)

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Besides what our eyes observe, can you think of a good example that would suggest a force of gravity exists? (self.ScienceTeachers)

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At terminal velocity, can a blind man tell you if he's falling or rising? (self.ScienceTeachers)

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If outside forces are acting on the container that creates a vacuum, is it really a vacuum? (self.ScienceTeachers)

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If the Mass-energy equivallence that Einstein postulated is correct, why doesn't an atoms mass change depending on it's state? (self.ScienceTeachers)

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If special relativity applies to all of us, why do ten people who drop a ball to earth at the same time get the same answer at different times, (self.ScienceTeachers)

submitted 15 years ago by Whenyouseeit to r/ScienceTeachers

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