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Is it even feasible to terraform mars without a magnetic field?

4111 upvotes • travis01564

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How far away from an explosion do I have to be to be safe enough to walk like a cool guy and not look at it?

4109 upvotes • floodedyouth

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Over 7000 people survived being infected during the SARS epidemic of 2002-2004. Has there been any research into the long term effects of the virus among this population? Is “Long-SARS” a thing like Long COVID?

4105 upvotes • God-bear

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Where do Newtonian physics stop and Einsteins' physics start? Why are they not unified?

4102 upvotes • Jange_

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Does a handicapped caterpillar turn into a handicapped butterfly?

4101 upvotes • Odneen

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Happy Pi Day everyone!

4101 upvotes • AskScienceModerator

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If two objects collide on Earth, their kinetic energy is converted to other forms such as light and sound. But in space, it can't be converted into sound energy, so what would it get converted into? And would it be more destructive for the objects in question? Or am I completely misguided?

4101 upvotes • FrodoTheDodo1

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Do the holes on a dice which represent the numbers affect the chances of getting different numbers?

4100 upvotes • Forenkazan

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Do hairy people have more hair follicles than less hairy people, or are their hair just longer/thicker?

4100 upvotes • Critical_Poem_4934

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AskScience AMA: I’m Professor Brian Hare, a pioneer of canine cognition research, here to discuss the inner workings of a dog’s brain, including how they see the world and the cognitive skills that influence your dog's personality and behavior. AMA!

4099 upvotes • Dr_Brian_Hare

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Title	Upvotes	Author	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Is it even feasible to terraform mars without a magnetic field?	4111	travis01564
How far away from an explosion do I have to be to be safe enough to walk like a cool guy and not look at it?	4109	floodedyouth
Over 7000 people survived being infected during the SARS epidemic of 2002-2004. Has there been any research into the long term effects of the virus among this population? Is “Long-SARS” a thing like Long COVID?	4105	God-bear
Where do Newtonian physics stop and Einsteins' physics start? Why are they not unified?	4102	Jange_
Does a handicapped caterpillar turn into a handicapped butterfly?	4101	Odneen
Happy Pi Day everyone!	4101	AskScienceModerator
If two objects collide on Earth, their kinetic energy is converted to other forms such as light and sound. But in space, it can't be converted into sound energy, so what would it get converted into? And would it be more destructive for the objects in question? Or am I completely misguided?	4101	FrodoTheDodo1
Do the holes on a dice which represent the numbers affect the chances of getting different numbers?	4100	Forenkazan
Do hairy people have more hair follicles than less hairy people, or are their hair just longer/thicker?	4100	Critical_Poem_4934
AskScience AMA: I’m Professor Brian Hare, a pioneer of canine cognition research, here to discuss the inner workings of a dog’s brain, including how they see the world and the cognitive skills that influence your dog's personality and behavior. AMA!	4099	Dr_Brian_Hare