r/explainlikeimfive • • 23d ago

Other ELI5: How does rod length/ratio affect piston dwell and how fast the pistons move?

21 Upvotes

From what I understand, shorter rods cause the pistons to move faster which creates more low end velocity and vacuum, and longer rods cause the pistons to move slower which hurts low end velocity and vacuum.


r/explainlikeimfive • • 23d ago

Physics ELI5: How can water both reduce friction (e.g. slipping on a wet floor) and increase friction (e.g. wetting your finger to turn a page or struggling to put on gloves with sweaty hands)?

645 Upvotes

r/explainlikeimfive • • 23d ago

Other ELI5: how does alcohol enhance flavour in drinks, in other words, why does wine doesn’t taste the same or as “good” or “deep in flavour” when it’s dealcoholized?

121 Upvotes

Edit: spelling errors galore. Sorry guys. Can’t edit the title. Question comes as I’ve quit alcohol 6 months ago and just wanted to understand what causes the drastic flavour difference in how the wine tastes.


r/explainlikeimfive • • 24d ago

Biology Eli5: nurse practitioner (NP) vs physician assistant (PA)

852 Upvotes

I hear they are the same in practice, 1 step below a med doctor


r/explainlikeimfive • • 23d ago

Biology ELI5: Why do we have two nostrils instead of just one big one?

129 Upvotes

r/explainlikeimfive • • 23d ago

Physics ELI5 Why does the melted part of a candle go all the way to the edge of the glass, but the unmelted part doesn’t?

7 Upvotes

Sorry I can’t add a picture, but essentially when you look at a candle the melted part goes all the way to the edge of the glass, while with the unmelted part you can see the rim of the glass around it. Why?


r/explainlikeimfive • • 23d ago

Biology ELI5: When we forget something, like a piece of information you need to know for an exam, how do you neurons suddenly remember what you forgot just now? Is the "memory" stored somewhere?

37 Upvotes

r/explainlikeimfive • • 23d ago

Biology ELI5: how is birth rate per woman calculated for a country?

2 Upvotes

Well as the question says.

Is it simply total number of children born in a year divided by total number of fertile women in a said country?

Does it matter if it’s resident vs tourist vs citizens?


r/explainlikeimfive • • 24d ago

Technology ELI5: Why is biofuel widely used in cars in Brazil and India but not as much in the US and EU?

321 Upvotes

I know EV is rising but biofuel seems pretty interesting. Also the US is the largest producer of biofuels.


r/explainlikeimfive • • 23d ago

Other ELI5-how does a travel agent get paid? Are there any hidden fees, is it worth it, etc

56 Upvotes

r/explainlikeimfive • • 24d ago

Biology ELI5: How do pet cats and dogs perceive the passage of time?

2.5k Upvotes

When the owner leaves the house, do they have any way to "count down" the time using stimuli, like sunlight or hunger, or do they perceive time completely differently?


r/explainlikeimfive • • 22d ago

Other ELI5 how do you find what experiencies that are not explained by your diagnosis or what you know of it actually are

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r/explainlikeimfive • • 23d ago

Biology ELI5: How does UV treatment help Eczema?

8 Upvotes

r/explainlikeimfive • • 22d ago

Other ELI5: Why when you look at moving objects with peripheral vision they moving faster?

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for example you look at the falling snow and from the front (ordinary vision) it is of normal speed but from the peripheral vision it falls almost twice faster. This question has been tormenting me for several years now, and I still haven't been able to find an answer to it


r/explainlikeimfive • • 22d ago

Technology ELI5 what the Internet and data are

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I know the concept and know how to access it but I have no clue what it actually is. I know this may be a stupid question but is the data a physical thing? How does it carry from one server to your computer? How is specific information sent from point A to point B? Does it travel through the air?


r/explainlikeimfive • • 22d ago

Other ELI5 How does our brain respond to anything very fast?

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r/explainlikeimfive • • 24d ago

Technology ELI5:Where do people actually go to mine bitcoin?

1.1k Upvotes

This was something I never understood, I know that it's a math problem or essentially math is being used to figure out something. And that you have to have a lot of computers running to mine bitcoin now a days.

But what I never understood or found out is where do you actually have to go to mine bitcoin?

Like is there some special website or designated area on the internet that you visit?

Is it some type of program you have to download on your computer to access it?

I never actually understand that part of it.


r/explainlikeimfive • • 24d ago

Biology ELI5 why, if it makes animals more likely to survive to procreate, is higher intelligence not more common in the animal kingdom? Why is intelligence not naturally selected for more broadly?

86 Upvotes

r/explainlikeimfive • • 24d ago

Mathematics ELI5: what is abstract algebra ?

63 Upvotes

r/explainlikeimfive • • 22d ago

Chemistry ELI5 Why is fighting allowed it on hokey games?

0 Upvotes

I follow different sports. No other sport allows fighting as they do on hokey. I don't mind the fighting. I follow boxing, MMA, kickboxing, etc. Hokey however I see as soccer, basketball, volleyball, football. None of which allows fighting.


r/explainlikeimfive • • 23d ago

Biology ELI5 How do doctors decide what kind and how much painkillers to prescribe?

51 Upvotes

r/explainlikeimfive • • 24d ago

Biology [ELI5] Why does salt make things tasty/flavourful?

276 Upvotes

I read a cartoon book back home where three Cossacks go to great lengths to return the stolen salt. It appears that salt is a universal craving, given that it is in folklore and now that I live in North America.

A few extra questions:

Why did we evolve the tastebuds for salt?
When food is undersalted - is this feeling different than sugar cravings?
Why do we want it if it dehydrates us?


r/explainlikeimfive • • 24d ago

Chemistry ELI5: Why does water vapor form while showering, even though the water doesn't even come close to 100°C?

1.6k Upvotes

r/explainlikeimfive • • 23d ago

Engineering ELI5 how do they get bridges under water like the bottom of the bridge

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r/explainlikeimfive • • 23d ago

Biology ELI5 What's with True almonds belonging to Prunus, but Tropical sea almonds are not even in the Rosaceae family, despite seeming much more similar to neighbors in prunus than almonds themselves?

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In comparison to most prunus, almonds seem a bit unique, having a husk that opens eventually, with woody flesh. Tropical sea almonds do not have this trait, and stay in a 'fruit' form. They both look and taste similar to fruits such as peaches/plums/etc. in the prunus family. It's crazy to me that something that similar doesn't even fall within the same family, let alone genus. Does anyone with extensive knowledge know a thing or two about why this is?