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I was watching a video about space travel and one of the methods of going into space is using warp drive and to test if warp drive was possible they had to created a device to test if their ideas for warp drive was possible they had to measure space-time it's self and they said a...

How long did those strange particles last?

Thanks for clearing up for me because a website I used for a long time said that they where named strange quarks because they where smaller the higher generation quarks(up quark) but they where more massive which is true for all the other 3 quarks and if there where more quarks they would be...

I understand the bands fall in a certain region on the electromagnetic spectrum but why then don't all electrons have the same band width? Is it the nucleus, is it the atoms in the whole molecule, is it the arrangement of electrons in atom? If you look at plane old lead you will see that it is...

Is there a solid that has a density of or below the density of air or any gas?

So I know glass is transparent because the electrons have energy bands(or the energy to get it up to the next energy state) that are beyond the energy of visible light. But what I what to know is why do the electrons have energy bands because every single electron is the same and there all...

I know that all the quark names have a meaning and that the strange quark was named "strange quark" because it had strange properties.What are those strange properties the strange quark possess?

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Everywhere I see on a standard model it say's that there are 8 flavors of gluons. What do the flavors mean and are the 8 flavors?

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I looked at my report card and saw the g.p.a. was calculated with what letter grade you get(All AP A+ = 5.00, all AP A = 4.6666, all AP A- =4.3333, etc.) but g.p.a. stands for grade point average which is the score in your grade like a 94 is A, 97 is A+, 92 is A-, 71 is C-, etc. so if it...

When you look at a viscous fluid its so thick and it seams that its dense and a runny fluid seams less dense. Like if you take a bottle of syrup it fells a bit heavier than a bottle of water. Plus if the atom are packed closer to each other (and in the form of liquid the atoms move past each...

Thanks that helped me a lot!

I do think star quakes fall in the category of weather but they do hit 23 on the recner scale and can mess up a magnetars magnetic field.

How about starquakes?