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1 * Franklin's electrostatic machine 2 * Albert Einstein 3 * Leona Woods 4 * Dynamics of the celestial spheres 5 * Isaac Newton 6 * Bruno Rossi 7 * Quantum electrodynamics 8 * Harold Agnew 9 * Elda Emma Anderson 10 * Avogadro constant 11 * Atomic theory 12 * Representation theory of the Lorentz group 13 * Island of stability 14 * Stanislaw Ulam 15 * Galileo Galilei 16 * Earth's magnetic field 17 * Hilde Levi 18 * Force 19 * Black hole 20 * Discovery of the neutron 21 * X-ray crystallography 22 * Dirac delta function 23 * Schiehallion experiment 24 * Emilio Segrè 25 * Hans Bethe

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1* AdS/CFT correspondence 2* Archimedes 3* Astrophysics Data System 4* Atom 5* Atomic line filter 6* Big Bang 7* Niels Bohr 8* James E. Boyd (scientist) 9* Calutron 10* James Chadwick 11* Chicago Pile-1 12* Jürgen Ehlers 13* Electron 14* Leonhard Euler 15* Eye (cyclone) 16* Enrico Fermi 17* Richard Feynman 18* Ursula Franklin 19* Gamma-ray burst 20* General relativity 21* Introduction to general relativity 22* Josiah Willard Gibbs 23* Gliding 24* Heavy metals 25* Herbig–Haro object 26* History of Mars observation 27* Hubble Deep Field 28* Johannes Kepler 29* Laplace–Runge–Lenz vector 30* M-theory 31* Magnetosphere of Jupiter 32* Manhattan Project 33* Mechanical filter 34* Mirror symmetry (string theory) 35* Montreal Laboratory 36* Emmy Noether 37* [[Numerical weather prediction] 38* Oganesson 39* Mark Oliphant 40* Gerard K. O'Neill 41* J. Robert Oppenheimer 42* Periodic table 43* Photon 44* Planets beyond Neptune 45* Plutonium 46* Quark 47* Isidor Isaac Rabi 48* Radiocarbon dating 49* Redshift 50* Louis Slotin 51* Smyth Report 52* Speed of light 53* Star 54* Sun 55* Supernova 56* Edward Teller 57* Tornado 58* Trinity (nuclear test) 59* Tropical cyclone 60* Uranium 61* White dwarf 62* Wind 63* ZETA (fusion reactor)

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What is Non-uniform circular motion

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When a fan is switched ON or OFF, the speed of a particals of a fan go on increasing or decreasing for some time, however their directions are tangential to their circular trajectories. During this time, it is non-uniform circular motion. Rohan Gajbhiye (talk) 02:04, 15 July 2020 (UTC)[reply]

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It seems that this thing was a dream. There is a | wikiversity.org School:Physics_and_Astronomy. Maybe that should be linked instead? Or not, but the dead link does no one good. Johnjbarton (talk) 00:58, 12 June 2023 (UTC)[reply]