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Patricia Allison
Answered: Apr 17, 2018

The human brain does not intentionally limit muscles. The brain is capable of many functions, but it is up to humans to learn how to control those functions. If certain muscles are limited in use...Read More

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Why are intermolecular forces different from gravitational forces?

E. Barnes
Answered: May 09, 2018

There is a huge difference between intermolecular forces and gravitational forces. The intermolecular forces are those that exist within molecules of atoms. These forces are happened to be...Read More

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Why do we raise the tone of our voice when angry?

C. Reyes
Answered: Jun 04, 2018

To some extent this is automatic. Anger is an emotion that causes increased adrenalin and this affects the muscle tone throughout our body including the muscles of our throat. A raised voice...Read More

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What happens if the earth stops rotating suddenly?

E. Barnes
Answered: May 09, 2018

Firstly, the practicality that this event would happen is close to zero. This won’t even be possible in the next couple of billion years. However, for the sake of understanding, let’s...Read More

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Are Doppler Shifts accurate enough to predict space distances?

E. Barnes
Answered: May 09, 2018

Doppler shift is also referred to as the radial velocity method. In this method, the distances between objects in the space can be measured quite accurately. Since Doppler shift relies on...Read More

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How did water form on the surface of the Earth after the Big Bang?

C. Reyes
Answered: Jun 04, 2018

Water formed on the surface of the Earth, according to current scientific theory, long after the inner worlds of the solar system developed. Current thinking must be regarded as only a stage in...Read More

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Why doesn't a duck's quacks not echo under suitable conditions?

E. Barnes
Answered: May 09, 2018

Most of the people think that a duck’s quack does not echo. This is perhaps one of the biggest myths that have ever been existed. In reality, a duck’s quack would echo just as much as...Read More

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Why do people lose their curiosity after getting older?

S. Hughes
Answered: Jun 11, 2018

I don’t think all people lose their curiosity after getting older. It may seem like that if an older person is suffering from some form of dementia or other neurological disorder. In fact,...Read More

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What lies on the edge of the Universe?

E. Barnes
Answered: May 09, 2018

Truly, no one knows what lies beyond the edge of the universe. Many theorists say that beyond the edge, nothing lies. In fact, it is not possible for us to cross the edge of the universe by any...Read More

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Can dark energy be converted to normal energy and vice versa?

G. Roland, Professor
Answered: Aug 23, 2018

Roughly 68% of the universe is dark energy. We know this because it affects the universe’s expansion by making it larger. The idea behind this is that the universe is getting bigger at a...Read More

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Why do we cry while cutting onion?

C. Reyes
Answered: Jun 04, 2018

We don't cry when cutting onions. This is not crying, for no emotion is involved. Onions produce a chemical irritant that stimulates the lachrymal glands and tears are produced. It is cutting or...Read More

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What limits the use of nanotechnology?

C.Kevin
Answered: May 01, 2018

Nanotechnology’s use isn’t really limited. It’s a field that is developing just like space travel. It will take some time for nanotechnology to become the basis of all...Read More

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What is the most futuristic technology present today?

E. Barnes
Answered: May 09, 2018

The answer to this question totally depends on how on defines the term ‘futuristic technology’. The Internet of Things and its different applications can perhaps be the most...Read More

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How will antimatter be manipulated after creation?

E. Barnes
Answered: May 09, 2018

Antimatter manipulation refers to the ability of generating and manipulating antimatter. It is also referred to as antikinesis, and antimatter control. Through antimatter manipulation, one can...Read More

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What is time exactly in scientific terms?

E. Barnes
Answered: May 09, 2018

In strictly scientific terms, time is defined as the duration between two events. For the sake of measurement, a standard for a single second is set by the International system of units....Read More

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