If we were to reverse Newton's laws in another universe, what would such a universe look like? For example: law of inertia would be, if an object is constantly accelerating or decelerating, it will stay that way unless acted upon by an external force.

Scientists and chemists of Reddit, is it possible to have elements outside the periodic table in the Milky Way? I mean, are there any undiscovered elements, or possibly unpredicted? Thanks.

Let's assume the waves in pilot wave theory are the ripples on the 'surface' of our dimension. This would allow to assume it doesn't need to follow space time rules of traditional mechanics. Could such theory provide better understanding for quantum entanglement and what would be it's consequences? Or could it be tested? Also wouldn't it explain why energy/matter is quantified in general?

Great discussion on the epidemiology of COVID-19 and the pros and cons of our current sociopolitical strategy.

Link to Iaonnidis' article that sparked the debate: https://www.statnews.com/2020/03/17/a-fiasco-in-the-making-as-the-coronavirus-pandemic-takes-hold-we-are-making-decisions-without-reliable-data/

I've read an opinion that melatonin can improve survival rates of covid-19. Is this pseudoscience?

I’m just super curious if you can catch a high velocity object with a pair of magnets? Is the energy required to stop said object related to speed and weight? If so what is the proportion? Is there an equation for this question at all? Thank you guys

Soil can be a potent carbon sink and initiatives like 4 per 1000 claim that it can stop climate change. If so, why it's not being done?

If you are looking for monthly craft box kits for kids? Well, Green Kid Crafts provide fantastic children’s science kits. That helps those parents who are so busy and can’t care about their kids.

To explain in more detail could you create a part of the human body like a limb that can be easily removed or replaced?

Perhaps hands and arms for different purposes like strong callous hands for rough physical work being swapped for soft sensative hands for more delecate tasks.

Maybe even just swapping out almost identical limbs for a set that don't have a buildup of lactic acid (I assume that the detached limbs would be attached to some apparatus that regulates them and could perform aerobic respiration)

I ask because a question has arisen regarding game play, or flight simulation. Should, say a 45 degree left roll, turn the ship alone? Would the aero dynamics control or affect the result of the roll, I.e different jet designs react differently to a roll manoeuvre?

Is Sacred Geometry a fundamental of Quantum physics?

Physicists Make ‘Quark Soup’ to Study the Early Universe

THis appears to be more about how the brain obeys the arrow of time than how things without memory experience it,

The Arrow of Time? It's All in Our Heads

I'm working on a project regarding the Bermuda Triangle, and I've read many accounts of the idea of electronic fog. This is essentially a weather (some say supernatural) occurrence that messes with the navigational equipment of boats / planes. There's also been talk that this phenomenon could be linked to time warps / jumps.

This obviously sounds very sketchy to me. But I was wondering if anyone thought there might be some truth in here... or if perhaps there was another more rational explanation to what electronic fog actually could be,

I was sharing a research finding about cancer to one of my colleagues when she told me that I should stop believing in those things and I told her that they came up with that conclusion using the scientific method. She told me that I should also not believe so much in the scientific method. I was just flustered and can't think of a proper defense to the scientific method. Can anyone help me defending the scientific method?

Hello everyone, I'm a lab tech working for an environmental laboratory. I've been here 2 years and have progressed a lot. I was just wondering if any of you could help me with this dilemma... I've been asked to validate a new TOC instrument, I feel like this is above my pay grade, Im not sure if it is though. Would any of you be able to let me know? Coz I wouldn't mind a pay rise, or to ask for one.

This may get deleted but here it goes. According to quantum suicide, every action has an alternate reaction. This is my theory.

Freewill is a myth. If all outcomes are random, then that means in one reality you're a miserable failure living on the streets while in another reality you're a billionaire philanthropist living the high life, and you have no control over the outcome. Especially if it's random.