|
|
awarded |
Yearling
|
|
|
awarded |
Nice Question
|
|
|
awarded |
Editor
|
|
|
revised |
What makes the stars that are farther from the nucleus of the galaxy go faster than those in the middle?
|
|
|
suggested |
suggested edit on What makes the stars that are farther from the nucleus of the galaxy go faster than those in the middle? |
|
|
accepted |
In a circular pendulum, where does the equation $v=\sqrt{rg\tan{\alpha}}$ come from? |
|
|
comment |
In a circular pendulum, where does the equation $v=\sqrt{rg\tan{\alpha}}$ come from?
|
|
|
revised |
In a circular pendulum, where does the equation $v=\sqrt{rg\tan{\alpha}}$ come from?
|
|
|
asked |
In a circular pendulum, where does the equation $v=\sqrt{rg\tan{\alpha}}$ come from? |
|
|
awarded |
Benefactor
|
|
|
accepted |
Were the physical constants chosen randomly by the nature? |
|
|
accepted |
Relationship between the “angle of the floor” and the angular velocity in a banked turn? |
|
|
comment |
Relationship between the “angle of the floor” and the angular velocity in a banked turn?
|
|
|
asked |
Were the physical constants chosen randomly by the nature? |
|
|
comment |
Is there a correlation between the mass of a supermassive black hole and the mass of its host galaxy?
|
|
|
asked |
Relationship between the “angle of the floor” and the angular velocity in a banked turn? |
|
|
awarded |
Promoter
|
|
|
awarded |
Critic
|
|
|
accepted |
Why can't we know the speed, $\vec{v}(t)$, and position, $\vec{r}(t)$, of an electron (the two) at the same time $t$? |
|
|
asked |
Why can't we know the speed, $\vec{v}(t)$, and position, $\vec{r}(t)$, of an electron (the two) at the same time $t$? |