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Are questions about the identification of physical phenomena on-topic?
Your premise is flawed:
Nobel prizes have been awarded for "identifying things" like radiation, argon, the neutron, the CMB, and many others. The distinction between "identifying" and "explaining" is …
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"No math, please" questions
Math is itself no math, any math symbol or theorem can be ultimately explained without math.
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New Design Launched
Well, It was expected that most complains would be about the "white on black"...
But I must say that this is generally not true, that it is unusual setup for physicist. Or even that it is more more …
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Tag synonyms for voting
photon → electromagnetic-radiation
photons → electromagnetic-radiation
virtual-photons → electromagnetic-radiation
It would be nice if all things related to propagating electromagnetic fields would …
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Community, help us moderate the site!
I would prefer it rather to see the community doing good questions and answers.
Is such an increase or additional amount of moderation by activities like closing, flagging, hunting artifically posts …
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Has any new physics problem been solved as a result of discussion on Physics StackExchange?
This site actively discourages the kind of back-and-forth argumentation that is essential to the problem-sovling process (at least the way I solve problems). I solved some pretty good physics problem …
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Has the "soft-question" tag become a bad idea?
As suggested in a comment above, I have created a tag probably-off-topic and proposed it as a synonym for soft-question. This seems to require a community vote. My proposal for the way forward is to …
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Replacing the homework policy 1: what existing questions should be on/off topic?
Speed of RF waves and IR waves is same as 3*10^8 m/s
This seems to be a very elementary question with a straight-forward answer which can be found in every introductory physics text. I have not, how …
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Replacing the homework policy 1: what existing questions should be on/off topic?
Power dissipation in AC RC circuit
We should seriously consider not allowing such questions here. Under the current policy this is allowed homework, because the OP did a reasonable effort to solve th …
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How can I challenge if I think my questions are unfairly closed or put on hold?
You have more than 2000 reputation points.
Currently I am the single 3k+ user on the site regularly revisiting the VtC votes, trying to save, what is salvageable. There are some others, too, but they …
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February 20th Ask Me Anything with heather: Question Pool
Einstein or Bohr? Harvard or MIT? Michelle or Melania? Tesla or Edison? Ubuntu or Fedora? Heisenberg or Schrödinger? Dems or Repubs? Strings or loops? Socialism or Capitalism? Frequency or time? Trum …
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Can we blacklist the general-physics tag?
No.
The set of "all physics knowledge that could be described by any human's symbols" is countable and is a subset of the $\sigma$-field of all possible human's symbols. Therefore, obviously, all the …
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Ch-ch-ch-changing the site logo to cut out the weird arrow thing
i've always liked it! it's pretty. maybe replace it with a more technically accurate feynman diagram? at retina resolution?
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Deleting 'tHooft's comments
As I have said, you're free to copy the comments to your own notes or to a separate web page, or to any other arena where you want to continue the discussion (subject to the Creative Commons license). …
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Bounty on "entrance exam" question
I don't really think we should be answering entrance-exam questions on Physics.SE. However, since the question now has an open bounty on it, I couldn't cast a close vote on it.
I think otherwise, I …