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How do we know what happened during the Big Bang?

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What, in simplest terms, is gauge invariance?

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Why do we not have spin greater than 2?

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Why does the amount of my mouthwash influence the colour?

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If a electrical current can induce a magnetic field, can the reverse be true?

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Extension of Schrödinger's cat thought experiment

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Change in entropy when mixing water at different temperature

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Do bubbles of liquid form upon reaching the melting point?

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Good book to grasp physics

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What's the definition of distance in curved space-time in general relativity?

answered Jul 9, 2016 at 15:26

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Visualizing gravity

answered Jul 10, 2016 at 2:34

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Where do people go (online) to present big ideas they have discovered?

answered Jul 3, 2016 at 15:46

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Could an infinite spinning windmill create endless electricity?

answered Jul 1, 2016 at 14:01

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Two Rolling logs

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Standard green glass reflection and absorption rates by wavelength

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Why is speed defined as coordinate derivative over proper time rather than observer's time in STR?

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Fire belongs to which state of matter

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How to prevent magnetic field from generating in current carrying conductor?

answered Jul 9, 2016 at 15:02

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In quantum mechanics how can eigenfunction, eigenvalues, matrix methods give us values of real physical quantities?

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What is the connection between inertial/gravitational mass and relativity?

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About my last question of the problem of young experiment

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Is it possible to "see" atoms?

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22 Answers

How do we know what happened during the Big Bang?

What, in simplest terms, is gauge invariance?

Why do we not have spin greater than 2?

Why does the amount of my mouthwash influence the colour?

If a electrical current can induce a magnetic field, can the reverse be true?

Extension of Schrödinger's cat thought experiment

Change in entropy when mixing water at different temperature

Do bubbles of liquid form upon reaching the melting point?

Good book to grasp physics

What's the definition of distance in curved space-time in general relativity?

Visualizing gravity

Where do people go (online) to present big ideas they have discovered?

Could an infinite spinning windmill create endless electricity?

Two Rolling logs

Standard green glass reflection and absorption rates by wavelength

Why is speed defined as coordinate derivative over proper time rather than observer's time in STR?

Fire belongs to which state of matter

How to prevent magnetic field from generating in current carrying conductor?

In quantum mechanics how can eigenfunction, eigenvalues, matrix methods give us values of real physical quantities?

What is the connection between inertial/gravitational mass and relativity?

About my last question of the problem of young experiment

Is it possible to "see" atoms?