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Q: What happens to the distance between waves (wavelength) when light passes through different mediums
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Q: What happens to the absorbed light energy when a light wave is absorbed by an object
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Q: What happens to the air particles as the sound wave travels through them
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Q: What happens to gravity at the center of the Earth
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Q: What happens to items placed in a location in space Do they move, and if so, why or why not
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Q: What happens to kinetic energy when an object is in motion
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Q: What happens to a wave when the energy is absorbed and how does this affect its behavior
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Q: What happens to air in space, and how does it affect human survival in the vacuum of space
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Q: What happens to all the points in a rigid body when it rotates about a fixed axis
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Q: What happens to an empty tank when it is filled with air
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Q: What happens to an ice cube when it is placed in water
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Q: What happens to an object once it exits a black hole
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Q: What happens to atmospheric pressure as altitude increases
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Q: What happens to body fat when you lose weight and how does the body process it
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Q: What happens to a balloon underwater
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Q: What happens to a current-carrying wire when placed in a magnetic field
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