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Uncover the laws that govern the universe, from the smallest particles to the vastness of space. Physics seeks to explain the fundamental mechanisms of the natural world.

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Q: Do candles float in water
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Q: Do candles work effectively in creating a calming atmosphere
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Q: Do batteries get heavier when they are charged
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Q: Can you explain the instant freeze water experiment and how it works
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Q: Did Earth used to have rings in the past
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Q: Do all elements have a half-life
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Q: Do all galaxies have black holes in the center
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Q: Do all galaxies have black holes
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Q: Do all photons travel at the same speed, or are there variations in their velocities
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Q: Did a black hole spit out a star, and if so, what are the implications of such an event on our understanding of the universe
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Q: Do Faraday bags effectively protect against EMP (electromagnetic pulse) attacks
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Q: Do Greenlanders experience night
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Q: Do UV lights get hot when in use
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Q: Do UV lights produce heat when they are in operation
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Q: Do a quark and its antiquark in the standard model have the same quantum numbers
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Q: Do all atoms decay over time
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Q: Do all black holes have accretion disks
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Q: Do all elements decay over time
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Q: Can your eyes fog up like glasses
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Q: Can your head explode in space due to the lack of atmospheric pressure
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Q: Could Jupiter ignite and become a star
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Q: Could an X-wing really fly in real life
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Q: Could dark matter consist of black holes
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Q: Could there be more than two charges in this case
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Q: Could you please attach the red or black first"
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Q: Could you please explain how the keyword 'efficiency' plays a role in optimizing elevator operations"
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Q: Could you survive being sucked into a black hole
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Q: Can you touch a battery terminal safely
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Q: Can you touch a car battery safely
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Q: Can you touch light, or is it intangible
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Q: Can you touch the negative battery terminal safely
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Q: Can you touch the neutral bus bar safely
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Q: Can you use a wooden spoon in hot oil for cooking
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