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What unit of speed is most commonly used in the universal language of science?
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most if not all scientists today currently working in the field use meters per second m/s
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300,000,000 metres per second. Light waves travel from 100 million kilometers through nearly space. Electromagnetic waves do not require a medium or a type of carrying source. Around 300 km around the atmosphere and 10 m in the water. -From Holt Science Technology, grade 8 science
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Does speed have a number in physical science?
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What is the science behind speed cameras?
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What does a science speedometer do?
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Science slogan for speed?
=science is important to our daily lives and mathematics is our inpiration=
