"I was wondering why the value of e is 1.6*10^-19 . and why the value of other fundamental constant are what they are? I mean why has nature allotted them these values? There appears to be nothing special in them. Thanks a lot......"
-dipendra (age 15)
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Bounce Height Vs Drop Distance For A Tennis Ball.
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Speed Riddles
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Cern Neutrinos?
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Pressure At Lake Discharge Pipe.
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What's The Temperature In Celsius On A Hot Day In Dallas, Texas
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Pressure And Volume Under Water
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Did Life Originate In Baloney?
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Magnets Gradually Heating Up
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