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Are monochromatic EM waves supposed to be sinusoidal?
visible-light
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Is it possible to see spectral lines in DVD?
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What are the theoretical / mathematical problems in discarding negative solutions of Dirac equation?
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Are angular momentum and torque as fundamental as linear momentum and force?
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Is the weight of the aircraft flying in the sky transferred to the ground?
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When a car accelerates relative to earth, why can't we say earth accelerates relative to car?
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Why are stars made from hydrogen and helium and not other elements?
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Trying to understand Newton's Second Law
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Why does glass, in spite of being amorphous, often break along very smooth surfaces?
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Why does all motion in a rigid body cease at once?
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How does rubbing soap on wet skin produce foam, and does it really enhance cleaning?
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Velocity is relative, which means acceleration is relative, which further implies that forces are relative as well
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If I pull a metal bar for long enough with a constant small force, will it eventually break?
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Why do dark objects absorb visible light but only emit infrared radiation?
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Where does the curvature of space happen?
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Why is the stress on a body not a vector?
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Why does mass bend the temporal dimension more than the spatial dimensions of spacetime?
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Does a slowed down version of small stone falling in water look the same as a big rock falling in real time?
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Is heat energy actually kinetic energy?
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General relativity when can we approximate to Newtonian gravity?
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What is the origin of the inertia?
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What is the centripetal force when a bar rotates about its center of mass?
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Does Zeno's Paradox hold the simplest key to explain the widely-held continuous spacetime belief in physics?
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Why do string instruments need hollow bodies?
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Does a volume stay constant when freely falling?
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What actually is white light?
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Is it possible to know that an object is at a certain location without observing any of its interactions?
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Why does acceleration in special relativity give rise to general relativity (and thus gravity)?
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Why does time 'change' when gravity increases?
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Work contradiction?
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Why do bullets shoot through water but not through sand?
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Proof of Newton's Third Law
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How do we know that forces "add" like vectors?
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Observing light from a falling elevator
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