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- The Right Way to Ask a Question 0
  Karthikeyan KC started 2 years ago in Geekswipe Curiosity
- General Rules, Netiquettes, and Guidelines for a First Time User 0
  Karthikeyan KC started 3 years ago in Geekswipe Curiosity
- Could a rocket flying below escape velocity leave Earth’s gravitational field? 1
  Karthikeyan KC replied 3 months ago
- Why melting icebergs displace more water? 1
  Karthikeyan KC replied 8 months ago
- How ice turns into water vapor without melting to water first? 1
  CoolnClever replied 9 months ago
- Find ratio of water of different temperatures to attain a specific temperature 2
  CoolnClever replied 1 year ago
- Why a human body exposed to the thermosphere won't feel the heat? 1
  CoolnClever replied 1 year ago
- [Ask a Geek] What if you pressed something indefinitely? 1
  Karthikeyan KC replied 1 year ago
- [Ask a Geek] Applying uncertainty principle for a macroscopic object 1
  Karthikeyan KC replied 1 year ago
- Is it possible for ice to sink? 1
  Karthikeyan KC replied 1 year ago
- Can we trap light? 1
  CoolnClever replied 2 years ago
- How can NASA tell exactly what an exoplanet’s is made up of? 5
  CoolnClever replied 2 years ago
- Is the earth drifting away from the Sun? 7
  ReyM03 replied 2 years ago
- How do live TV shows sync audio and video? 3
  Dr Cave replied 2 years ago
- Dawn's better look at the bright spots on Ceres 10
  Karthikeyan KC replied 2 years ago
- Does neutrons really have no charge at all? 10
  SharpLuke replied 2 years ago
- Could a black hole serve as a wormhole? 6
  FarhanM replied 2 years ago

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