I was about to report a bug when I noticed why my recent upvotes haven't changed my reputation. I heavily edit my answers as I am trying to develop technical writing skills, upvotes with low reputation would be a better metric.
Would wikifying most of my answers cause problems?
If so at what n...
A lot of conceptual questions in physics cannot be asked in few sentences. Because the idea or image of the subject in questioner's mind which is the actual root of the problem is never projected in few lines. So is a discussion possible on this site? where one can better understand other's prob...
Consider this question: What is charge actually? How to define it?
In the question, the asker explicitly specified that he wanted an intuitive explanation of charge, without using "quantum mechanics or advanced particle models." The response by PhotonicBoom fit these criteria well, but the one b...
If I jump from an airplane straight positioned upright into the ocean, why is it the same as jumping straight on the ground?
Water is a liquid as opposed to the ground, so I would expect that by plunging straight in the water, I would enter it aerodynamically and then be slowed in the water.
If I jump from an airplane straight positioned upright into the ocean, why is it the same as jumping straight on the ground?
Water is a liquid as opposed to the ground, so I would expect that by plunging straight in the water, I would enter it aerodynamically and then be slowed in the water.
A bomb can be made to implode or explode. Can one be made to explode while creating a vortex at the same time?
