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Bazile
- At what point does light become dark ? - At what temperature does cold become warm - warm become hot -...
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vascop
Don't miss Jim's 2 programmes : the Beginning and End of the Universe - first one next Tuesday on BBC4.
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jomifl
What happens to the subatomic debris that results from the awsome happenings in the universe. Do pi mesons and their chums just drift around 'til the end of time adding to the accumulating heaps of...
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skilliyay
There appears to always be an even total of prime numbers between the powers of 4, eg: Between 0-4 TWO primes Between 4-16 FOUR primes Between 16-64 TWELVE primes Between 64-256 THIRTY SIX primes...
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naomi24
For interest only, the most electric place on earth. http://www.bbc.co.uk/earth/story/20150810-the-most-electric-place-on-earth So pleased I don't live there!...
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crockshard
My husband is a slim diabetic, following pancreatitis about 15 years ago. His blood-sugars have been controlled by diet + Metformin, but are now up (8.5). He has been issued with a low-glycaemic diet...
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dominie
As a biology teacher, later to become a Headteacher, all the fun has been taken out of science thanks to HASAW; I used to dissect road kill; kids would do blood smears and had a load of creatures in...
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Double93
How many molecules of ammonia, hydrogen and nitrogen are in this equation? 3H (subscript 2) + N (subscript 2) ---> 2NH (subscript 3)...
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naomi24
For anyone interested. //"The discovery of GN-z11 shows us that our knowledge about the early Universe is still very restricted. Probably we are seeing the first generations of stars forming around...
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adamhornsby
Hi all, wondering if anyone could help me work something out. Is there a way of working out how long a tank full of water would last as steam? Say 350ml of water, and a rate of 40g/min, how long would...
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jomifl
Has anyone come across this and has an opinion on it?...
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flobadob
From what I understand the earth revolves around the sun and the sun revolves around a black hole in the middle of the galaxy. In turn, apparently the black hole in the centre of the galaxy is also...
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kopend
can toothpaste bring back your gums - i have heard that corsodyl can repair them - can this be true ?
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MTbowels
I've inherited a number of dried sea animals such as a starfish, sea-horse and a number of unusual shells. One of them is baffling me as far as identification is concerned and I wonder if anyone could...
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tali1
Quasars are said to have trillion times more energy than the Sun.Is this calculated on the huge distances the Quasar is emitting from?
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Bert45
All things being equal (which they never are), the volume of a body goes up in proportion to the cube of a linear dimension. The volume of a sphere of radius 2r will be 8 times the volume of a sphere...
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naomi24
Not a question, but something for anyone who's interested. http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2016/02/gravitational-waves-einstein-s-ripples-spacetime-spotted-first-time...
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Bert45
I just heard on the news that life expectancy in England has risen to its highest level ever. The newsreader said that a man now aged 65 could now expect to live to 84. What does this mean? Does it...
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Chipchopper
Can it be explained in simple terms, the extent of impact of two vehicles in a head-on collision. Here's my scenario:- car A & car B are travelling in opposite directions, both are doing 50 mph (no...
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Bert45
Before NiMH batteries we had NiCd batteries. So I know there was nickel and cadmium involved. Why are 'they' so coy about NiMH batteries? What does the M stand for? Obviously, I know it stands for...

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