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Does the particle interfere with itself, or the observer?

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Does tidal force continue to increase as a man falls into a black hole?

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What happens when the DeBroglie wavelength becomes smaller than the Planck length?

asked Jan 13, 2019 at 20:20

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Does the same hawking radiation mechanism of a black hole apply to all other event horizons, like the hubble horizon?

asked Apr 17, 2019 at 15:31

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If entropy decreases for cold systems, isn't the heat death of the universe a state of low entropy? [duplicate]

asked Jun 3, 2019 at 3:30

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If I throw a ball at a black hole, will the ball exceed the speed of light when it reaches the event horizon? [duplicate]

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Alternative to the "eraser" in the Quantum Eraser experiment?

asked Jul 21, 2020 at 23:27

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Does the anthropic principle rule out the many worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics?

asked Nov 24, 2019 at 19:55

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Do Boltzmann Mechanics imply we're the only example of sentience in our observable universe? [closed]

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9 Questions

Does the particle interfere with itself, or the observer?

Does tidal force continue to increase as a man falls into a black hole?

What happens when the DeBroglie wavelength becomes smaller than the Planck length?

Does the same hawking radiation mechanism of a black hole apply to all other event horizons, like the hubble horizon?

If entropy decreases for cold systems, isn't the heat death of the universe a state of low entropy? [duplicate]

If I throw a ball at a black hole, will the ball exceed the speed of light when it reaches the event horizon? [duplicate]

Alternative to the "eraser" in the Quantum Eraser experiment?

Does the anthropic principle rule out the many worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics?

Do Boltzmann Mechanics imply we're the only example of sentience in our observable universe? [closed]