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Ask Science @lemmy.world Would the tidal forces of the Jovian System affecting Europa mean there might be huge air pockets between a liquid ocean and icy shell?
Ask Science @lemmy.world If gravitons are particles, can it be said that they are like radiation around a black hole, and if so, why doesn't the black hole lose energy/mass from it?
Ask Science @lemmy.world Could Quantum Computing be accurately described as being "binary fractals"?
Ask Science @lemmy.world In Quantum Electrodynamics, are there really "infinitely many" Feynman Diagrams for electron interactions, or is it more like a ridiculously high number like TREE(3)?
Ask Science @lemmy.world In a typical neutrino collision event at IceCube, Kamiokande or KM3NeT, how bright is the flash of Cherenkov radiation light? Is it visible to the naked eye?
Ask Science @lemmy.world In science lectures and podcasts, I hear the terms "trivial" and "naive" used often, with no explanation as to what they mean specifically by that. What do they mean by "trivial" and "naive"?
Ask Science @lemmy.world Can an electron-positron pair become entangled? And since the positron behaves as if moving backwards through time, are these particles entangled as if at different points in time?
Ask Science @lemmy.world As the universe expands and cools down closer and closer to absolute zero, will Bose-Einstein Condensate become the predominant form of matter?
Ask Science @lemmy.world Let's say I'm idling in space as a radiowave photon approaches; if I accelerate towards it at near the speed of light, can I make that photon blueshift and hit me as a gamma ray?
Ask Science @lemmy.world If we eliminate all particles and energies from a supernova explosion EXCEPT the ultradense neutrino blast and one stood there nearby, can one get ripped to shreds by the blast of neutrinos alone?
Ask Science @lemmy.world Why are there Neutron Stars but we never hear about Proton Stars or Electron Stars?
Ask Science @lemmy.world Regarding the arrow of time, is there any correlation or study between it and music? As in: it sounds "right" when played in one direction, but "weird" when played backwards.
Ask Science @lemmy.world If the universe was stationary (not expanding), how far away was the Cosmic Microwave Background (as we detect it today) when it was emitted?
Ask Science @lemmy.world If I place a prism on a ray of sunlight in a dark room as Newton did, but projected onto modern sensors, can it register microwaves and radio photons beyond the infrared? More in text inside...
Ask Science @lemmy.world Does anyone here know of a website or video, or at least sound files, of LIGO's black hole (or neutron star) chirps in slow and ultraslow playback speed?
No Stupid Questions @lemmy.world Why is it that in every movie podcast, when they happen to mention actor RALPH Fiennes, always say RAY Fiennes?
Ask Science @lemmy.world In particle decay, is there a difference when they say "average lifetime" vs "half life"? Also: in the Large Hadron Collider, how long does a particle collision event (or experiment) last?
Ask Science @lemmy.world If the difference between electrons and positrons, or quarks and antiquarks, is having opposite charge, what's the difference between chargeless neutrinos and antineutrinos?
Ask Science @lemmy.world Are there any theoretical photon energies or frequencies above gamma rays, or below radio waves?
Ask Science @lemmy.world As imaginary numbers (square root is negative) are useful, is there any mathematical use for an imaginary number that, when multiplied by zero, gives a non-zero result?
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