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Why are radians more natural than any other angle unit?

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Why doesn't an electron accelerate in a circuit?

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Time, what is it?

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Why does the Earth rotate?

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Did anyone claim that quantum theory meant lasers would never work

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Quantum mechanics video lectures

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In what sense can a complex number be a scalar?

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Superluminal neutrinos

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Epistemologically, can we ever deduce the 'true' theory of everything?

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returning to physics research?

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No magnetic field from a static charge - Is there a simple physical argument to show why?

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Why do we still need to think of gravity as a force?

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What's the interpretation of Feynman's picture proof of Noether's Theorem?

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Can the equivalence principle be shown to follow from special relativity?

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Is there a physical interpretation of a tensor as a vector with additional qualities?

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Doesn't the work $W = \int F \, dx$ count only the work done by the outermost point of a spring?

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Why are bricks typically constructed to have six faces at, or near right-angles to each the other?

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Is there a definition of "direction" in physics?

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What is the displacement of an accelerated and relativistic object?

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What's the core difference between the electric and magnetic forces?

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Conservation of Energy in Different Frames of Reference

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Why don't most physics programs study the primary sources?

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What are hidden variables exactly?

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Would it be possible to develop special relativity without knowing about light?

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What is pure energy?

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25 Answers

Why are radians more natural than any other angle unit?

Why doesn't an electron accelerate in a circuit?

Time, what is it?

Why does the Earth rotate?

Did anyone claim that quantum theory meant lasers would never work

Quantum mechanics video lectures

In what sense can a complex number be a scalar?

Superluminal neutrinos

Epistemologically, can we ever deduce the 'true' theory of everything?

returning to physics research?

No magnetic field from a static charge - Is there a simple physical argument to show why?

Why do we still need to think of gravity as a force?

What's the interpretation of Feynman's picture proof of Noether's Theorem?

Can the equivalence principle be shown to follow from special relativity?

Is there a physical interpretation of a tensor as a vector with additional qualities?

Doesn't the work $W = \int F \, dx$ count only the work done by the outermost point of a spring?

Why are bricks typically constructed to have six faces at, or near right-angles to each the other?

Is there a definition of "direction" in physics?

What is the displacement of an accelerated and relativistic object?

What's the core difference between the electric and magnetic forces?

Conservation of Energy in Different Frames of Reference

Why don't most physics programs study the primary sources?

What are hidden variables exactly?

Would it be possible to develop special relativity without knowing about light?

What is pure energy?