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How do scientists determine what is a law? I understand it to mean that if the same process or experiment, repeated over and over again, results in the same outcome, then that is a law. Afterwards,...
hi peeps, let me start by saying i am no scientist but i do have an inquizative mind, right here goes :) , since scientists have now found particals that can travel faster than the speed of light...
Oh dear readers these Nobel discussions havent been very - er - edifying so far. but never mind - the nominations continue. and I wonder what contributors think of these two for Chemistry and since I...
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In Spain and Italy I have seen people put squash or soft drinks bottles, filled with water, on their doorsteps. I have been told that this is to deter cats or dogs, or both, from fouling the pavement...
This statement could be someone's words or something else. Who's it
My husband and I managed to put the winter cover on our swimming pool yesterday without drowning 2 x under 4 grandchildren. A feat in itself! We also have ponds in our large garden. When skimming...
Using the conventional units for very small moments in time (nanoSeconds, Picoseconds, etc) How would you present a period of time that would be described as 1/138000000th of a second? Thanks in...
Hi all....I'm Wondering if like me, anyone else has seen a cluster of lights high in the eastern night sky, the lights are in a tight group, stationary, and seem to be too bright and and to close to...
large antique mirror (broken) the back reflective part contains MERCURY. Council hazardous waste sites won’t take this. A certified hazardous waste disposal company will charge way too much. £2k!!! Is...
If so what would be the result of colliding accelerated molecules?
Happy 58th birthday Professor and thankyou for your excellent radio 4 programme A life Scientific and brilliant TV documentaries
Long may they continue !...
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