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Swyde is a free science encyclopedic project to document scientific explanations and clarifications in the form of questions and answers.
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- Abiogenesis
- Absolute zero
- Accretion disc
- Accretion disk
- Aircraft
- Airfoil
- Angle of attack
- Angular momentum
- Ant
- Asteroid
- Atom
- Atomic mass
- Atomic nucleus
- Atomic number
- Bernoulli's principle
- Bernoulli’s principle
- Beryllium
- Biomagnification
- Boiling point
- Brownian motion
- Buoyancy
- Carbon
- Carbon dioxide
- Celestial sphere
- Cell
- Cell division
- Chondrite
- Color force
- Comet
- Coriolis effect
- Critical Mach number
- DNA
- Declination
- Density
- Deoxyribonucleic acid
- Drag
- Dwarf planet
- Earth
- Electromagnetic force
- Electron
- Elementary particle
- Energy
- Enthalpy
- Enzyme
- Fenugreek
- Force
- General relativity
- Gravity
- Gyroscope
- Hadron
- Heat
- Helium
- Hibernation
- Home
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- Hydroponics
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- Invertebrate
- Isotope
- Kinematic chain
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- Kinetic energy
- Latitude
- Life
- Lift
- Light
- Lithium
- Longitude
- Lorentz Force
- Mach tuck
- Magnetosphere
- Main Page
- Mars
- Mass
- Melting point
- Mercury (planet)
- Meteorite
- Moment of inertia
- Momentum
- Mutation
- Nebula
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- Neutron
- Nuclear force
- Nuclear fusion
- Nucleation
- Observational frame of reference
- Oxygen
- PH
- Planet
- Potential energy
- Pressure
- Proton
- Quantum Physics
- Quantum physics
- Quantum tunneling
- Quantum tunnelling
- Quark
- RNA
- Rainbow
- Ribonucleic acid
- Right ascension
- Rocket
- Sears-Haack body
- Shock wave
- Soil
- Solar system
- Special relativity
- Square-cube law
- Stagnation point
- Stagnation pressure
- Stall
- Star
- Strain
- Stress
- Strong interaction
- Sun
- Superheating
- Temperature
- Terminal velocity
- Torque
- Triboluminescence
- Ultraviolet
- Uncertainty principle
- Uracil
- Venus
- Vertebrate
- Volume
- Water
- Water cycle
- Water vapour
- Wave-particle duality
- Wave drag
- Whitcomb area rule
- Young-Helmholtz theory
- Zero-point energy
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Swyde is a community project. It is made by humans for the humans. Search for anything and start creating and editing pages, or swydes as we like to call them. If you have a question, just edit the 'Frequently Asked Questions' section on any page and add your question as a level 3 heading, so that people could find it and answer it. For any discussions and opinions, use the discussion page associated to the topic.
That's it! It's that simple! Together, let's make the world's questions and answers, better and accurate.
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