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Is it better to do a degree in theoretical physics, or to do a degree in regular physics and specialise later?
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Is it possible for electrons to overlap each other?
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Would it theoretically be possible for a black hole to be formed solely from very, very intense light? If so, would
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If gravitons travel at the speed of light, and the escape velocity of a black hole is greater than the speed of light,
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What in the realm of science, in your opinion, will we never know or have a plausible theory for?
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What exactly are gravitational waves, and how do they arise? Why are there different frequencies, and what about the
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What is your favourite phenomena to do with light in the Earth’s or another planet’s atmosphere (e.g. aurorae,
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Does the detector at CERN detect signals across two or three dimensions? Why?
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If you had two spheres of the same diameter and total mass, but one was hollow and the other was not, which would
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Why do photons “prefer” to take the path (to the destination) which takes the least amount of time?
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Is it better to do a degree in theoretical physics, or to do a degree in regular physics and specialise later? (1 comments)
What exactly are gravitational waves, and how do they arise? Why are there different frequencies, and what about the (1 comments)
Does the detector at CERN detect signals across two or three dimensions? Why? (1 comments)
If you had two spheres of the same diameter and total mass, but one was hollow and the other was not, which would (1 comments)
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