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"Could we make a hydraulic press strong enough to metamorphosize rock?"
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"Why do the two COVID-19 vaccine candidates require different storage conditions?"
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"To what extent do animals experience minor diseases like ‘the common cold’ or even other symptoms like fevers?"
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"Do heavier objects actually fall a TINY bit faster?"
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"Could Enigma code be broken today WITHOUT having access to any enigma machines?"
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"When did "sleeping" evolve? What are the most primitive organisms that we know of that sleep?"
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"AskScience AMA Series: We are Bechara Choucair, Carole Johnson, and Tim Manning, the vaccine, testing, and supply coordinators for the White House COVID-19 Response Team. AUA!"
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"Why are the "I'm not a robot" captcha checkboxes separate from the actual action button? Why can't the button itself do the human detection?"
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"Could you have a binary set of moons that orbit a planet together? Not 2 moons in separate orbits, but a pair or moons rotating around each other and orbiting a planet as well."
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"How did scientists know the first astronauts’ spacesuits would withstand the pressure differences in space and fully protect the astronauts inside?"
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"Can satellites be in geostationary orbit at places other than the equator? Assuming it was feasible, could you have a space elevator hovering above NYC?"
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"What does the data for covid show regarding transmittablity outdoors as opposed to indoors?"
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"If you keep a metal next to a magnet long enough, will the metal change shape?"
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"When a photon is emitted, what determines the direction that it flies off in?"
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"Do we know whether Covid is actually seasonal?"
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"I always thought that all dirt is the result of fungus slowly breaking apart bedrock over millions of years but I do not know if this is actually true. Is it?"
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"If a black hole's singularity is infinitely dense, how can a black hole grow in size leagues bigger than it's singularity?"
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"Why is it not possible to simply add protons, electrons, and neutrons together to make whatever element we want?"
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"Why does a firefly light up? Is it a defense mechanism?"
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"Do single celled organisms experience inflammation?"
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"When you get vaccinated, does your immunity last for a life-time?"
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"What are the consequences of missing a full night of sleep, if you make up for it by sleeping more the next night?"
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"What is the fastest beats per minute we can hear before it sounds like one continuous note?"
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"Why do joints ache so much when you get the cold/flu?"
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"Was working at Jimmy John's today when I customer came in and was severely allergic to cucumbers but could eat pickles, how's that possible?"
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"If 2 photons are traveling in parallel through space unhindered, will inflation eventually split them up?"
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"What did the SapceX Falcon 9 rocket launch look the way it did?"
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"Do you use muscles to open or close your eyes?"
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"We see videos of meteors falling, burning bright, ets. However they appear to always travel at a steep angle. Is there a reason why meteors can not fall to the earth at a perfect perpendicular to the earths surface?"
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"Is there anything the human body has three of?"
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"How catastrophic is an earthquake for deep sea creatures?"
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"Stupid question, If there were metal buildings/electronics more than 13k+ years ago, would we be able to know about it?"
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"Is the stomach basically a constant ‘vat of acid’ that the food we eat just plops into and starts breaking down or do the stomach walls simply secrete the acids rapidly when needed?"
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"Given that radiowaves reduce amplitude according to the inverse square law, how do we maintain contact with distant spacecraft like Voyager 1 & 2?"
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"As bananas emit small amounts of gamma radiation, would it be theoretically possible to get radiation sickness/poisoning in a room completely full of them?"
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"What is the very worst case scenario in relation to the rise in water levels? Can Earth become an ocean planet?"
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"If we defined the meter as a static portion of the width of the universe (so as one expanded in size, the other did proportionally), about how much would our meter be expanding in, say, an hour?"
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"Does the human body actually have receptors specifically for THC or is that just a stoner myth?"
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"How is there no center of the universe?"
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"Do Tectonic plates ever change in size and or break apart?"
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"Are antibodies resulting from an infection different from antibodies resulting from a vaccine?"
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"Are modern humans stronger or more athletic than our pre-agricultural counterparts?"
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"Came across this "fact" while browsing the net. I call bullshit. Can science confirm?"
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"How easy would it be to crack Nazi encrypted “Enigma" machine with today’s technology?"
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"How do colorblind people perceive lasers at the wavelengths they cannot see?"
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"What is the earliest event there is evidence of cultural memory for?"
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"How do old people's chances against covid19, after they've had the vaccine, compare to non vaccinated healthy 30 year olds?"
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"Why my phones touchscreen sometimes registers a touch when in reality my finger is millemeter or two from screen?"
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"Why is it that, if you add any sequence of numbers like this (1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 7 + 8 + 7 + 6 + 5 + 4 + 3 + 2 + 1), the sum is always the square of the largest number?"
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"If insects can grow larger by being raised in an oxygen-rich environment, can animals like crabs and lobsters also grow larger in oxygen-richer water?"
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"What are the effects of the smoke generated by the fires in Australia?"
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"Why do there seem to be so many meteors rich in iron and not gold or copper or some other metal?"
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"How rapidly (or not) does a newborn star "ignite" once it reaches critical mass? Hours, days, years?"
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"when I shine a flashlight at Mars, does a small amount of the light actually reach it?"
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"How do you know a dated-at 1 million year old hammer wasn't 0.9999 million year old rock that was just made into a hammer in the last 0.0001 years?"
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"AskScience AMA Series: I'm Brian Greene, theoretical physicist, mathematician, and string theorist, and co-founder of the World Science Festival. AMA!"
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"Since everything has a gravitational force, is it reasonable to theorize that over a long enough period of time the universe will all come together and form one big supermass?"
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"When the sun becomes a red giant, what'll happen to earth in the time before it explodes?"
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"What makes some people have a better memory than others?"
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"What environmental impacts would a border wall between the United States and Mexico cause?"
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"If metals are such good conductors of heat, how does my cast-iron pan's handle stay relatively cool when the pan is heated?"
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"Why can some meats (e.g beef) be eaten raw while others (chicken) need to be cooked?"
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"Whenever I buy a lottery ticket I remind myself that 01-02-03-04-05-06 is just as likely to win as any other combination. But I can't bring myself to pick such a set of numbers as my mind just won't accept the fact that results will ever be so ordered. What is the science behind this misconception?"
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"Is it possible to find the algorithm for a random number generator by studying the sequences it produces?"
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"R/MEMES MEME QUIZ #2"
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"A short story"
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"She did her best ok?"
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memes
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"This house ain’t big enough for the six of us"
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"They what???"
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"I feel privileged"
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"This is my jam"
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"uncanny resemblance"
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"Hmmmmmmmmmm"
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"We are doomed"
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memes
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"Who's Donald Biden?"
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"Wait I didn't mean it like that"
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"Finland op"
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"thank god"
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"What a shame"
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"Ukraine got CHAD Volodymyr Zelensky.🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦"
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"Confusing"
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"It took so many hours"
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"Team monke"
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"Moms are the real MVPs"
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"Simpsons predicted it yet again"
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"Placebo in a nutshell"
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"15 years from now"
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"Captain Holt is best boi"
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"It was fun doe"
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memes
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"You think you are sad"
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"Reddit might be shit but it's our shit."
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"Wait I didn't mean it like that"
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memes
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"Of course I know him. He is me"
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memes
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"These are confusing times"
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"Well its pretty similar..."
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"Don't be mad"
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"My life was a lie."
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"Oh no you don’t"
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"That's the reason behind all these"
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"Oh god no"
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