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D.01 Do neutrinos have rest mass? What if they do? [2002-05-04]
D.02 Have physical constants changed with time? [1997-02-04]
D.03 What is gravity? [1998-11-04]
D.04 Does gravity travel at the speed of light? [1998-05-06]
D.05 What are gravitational waves? [1997-06-10]
D.06 Can gravitational waves be detected? [2000-08-31]
D.07 Do gravitational waves travel at the speed of
light? [1996-07-03]
D.08 Why can't light escape from a black hole? [1995-10-05]
D.09 How can gravity escape from a black hole? [1996-01-24]
D.10 What are tachyons? Are they real? [1995-10-02]
D.11 What are magnetic monopoles? Are they real? [1996-07-03]
D.12 What is the temperature in space? [1998-04-14]
D.13 Saturn's rings, proto-planetary disks, accretion disks---Why
are disks so common? [1999-07-18]
[Interesting note: The Astrophysical Journal was founded in 1895 by
George Hale and James Keeler. Professor Edward Wright points out that
these men would not have understood most of these questions---let
alone have known any of the answers.]
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