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Khandro
I read from, 'Sämtliche Werke und Briefe in Vier Bänden', a biography of the Berlin German woman poet; Mascha Kaléko, that in 1952 she sent one of her poems to Albert Einstein, the opening line...
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tony1941
Why do the bits of gold leaf in the new sparkly Smirnoff vodka not settle to the bottom - they claim it is real gold leaf, but the SG of gold is vastly more than that of vodka?
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ProfessorB
A student was told that vanadium (V) can be reduced by SO2. He decided to investigate this by the following procedure: 2.23g of ammonium vanadate was dissolved in dilute sulphuric acid and made up to...
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Booldawg
http://news-hound.net/january-4th-2014-planetary-alignment-decreases-gravity-float-for-5-minutes/ Is this true or just a ploy to get everyone to jump up and down on our planet at the same time?...
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LazyGun
Do not properly understand the math behind this claim at all, but I am making out my will as we speak :)...
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torcars
Stuck on 14ac farm operated by church 5, r.n.. and 12 dn bush is stupid on film, 7, ...c.e. thanks in advance
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Prudie
When I lean against a very hot radiator (which I often do) why doesn't it melt the fat in my buttocks and thighs?...
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Bazile
Excuse me if this is a sill question . I and her indoors was talking this morning about the need to reduce our sugar intake . A bottle of soft drink contains 76 g of sugar - If you dilute it with...
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Matheous-2
My apologies if the spelling is incorrect.... Can anyone tell me when the scale was first used to measure the violence of earthquakes please?...
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sandyRoe
...but the granite kerbstones didn't seem as slippy. Is it just that the stone offers better grip underfoot?
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trish1234567
Did anyone notice a strange moon last night, 22 December? Its was not a full moon but it appeared to have 'blue earmuffs'. The colour was quite a strong 'electric blue'. My husband who never can see...
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jomifl
I was looking at photos from the Chinese moon lander and noticed strange striations on the moon's surface, almost as if it had been swept carefully with a soft broom.........
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LazyGun
No question, just an observation from a popular science site; https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=723040504383630&set=a.456449604376056.98921.367116489976035&type=1&theater...
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atalanta
I assume the sun spins, but how fast, and at what angle - if any ? I have been reading about our sun and other stars , and I see that scientists claim to be able to state how much they weigh. How do...
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David H
Is it possible to calculate the relative temperatures of planets from simply measuring the law of greater atmospheric pressure raising the temperature directly, which ought to explain the reason why...
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crisper
Hi everyone.. I'm in the south west... and looking into the night sky now.. there's just a bit of light left.. there's a very bright star.. I think I'm looking towards the west,.. anyone know what I'm...
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kopend
hi we are a bit confused over how much toone force 670 kn is is it 101 tonnes or 67 tonnes and what is the tonne force ???...
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MTbowels
When there is bright sunlight coming through my kitchen window, I can "see" the heat emanating from my toaster against the white tiles on my kitchen wall. What exactly am I seeing? Am I seeing "heat"...
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prendi
Hi I am looking to find out the cubic measurement of 2.90 metres x 3.15 metres? is the nswer less than 50 cubic metres?? all to do with building regs,any info gladly received.
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AndiFlatland
In a radio telescope, when it rains, what do they do about the water that collects in it? Are there built-in drainage channels, do they turn the dish on its side to allow it to drain out, or do they...

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