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Do people with tetrachromacy or colorblindness experience seasonal affective disorder at the same rate and intensity as people with trichromacy?

1764 upvotes • Millennial_Glacier

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If the Earth was shattered into pieces by a massive explosion at its core, would gravity pull the shards back together and more-or-less reform the planet?

1763 upvotes • LeonusStarwalker

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Could air pressure alone be used to support a sealed tunnel?

1763 upvotes • Teltrix

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What happens in the brain when a music album "grows" on you?

1762 upvotes • feebl

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We have heard about development of synthetic meats, but have there been any attempts to synthesize animal fat cells or bone marrow that might scale up for human consumption?

1762 upvotes • m0llusk

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What's the reason I don't remember every moment in my life? Is it because my brain is not recording every moment or my brain cannot retrieve what it has recorded?

1761 upvotes • [deleted]

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AskScience AMA Series: We are the Forensic Psychology Unit at Goldsmiths, University of London. We research how psychology can improve the criminal justice system and are joined by world renowned honorary member Professor Elizabeth Loftus. AUA!

1761 upvotes • Forensic_Psychology

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Why do so many medications have "HCl" in them?

1760 upvotes • Lesmothian

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The boiling point of carbon dioxide is -57 °C. The coldest recorded temperature in an inhabited place is almost -68 °C. Does this mean that carbon dioxide condenses out of the air in these places?

1759 upvotes • nikogonet

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Since neutrinos are almost never absorbed shouldn't their numbers be steadily climbing as the universe ages? Could this be a useful way of measuring the ratio between entropy and rate of spacial expansion?

1759 upvotes • UNCOMMON__CENTS

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Title	Upvotes	Author	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Do people with tetrachromacy or colorblindness experience seasonal affective disorder at the same rate and intensity as people with trichromacy?	1764	Millennial_Glacier
If the Earth was shattered into pieces by a massive explosion at its core, would gravity pull the shards back together and more-or-less reform the planet?	1763	LeonusStarwalker
Could air pressure alone be used to support a sealed tunnel?	1763	Teltrix
What happens in the brain when a music album "grows" on you?	1762	feebl
We have heard about development of synthetic meats, but have there been any attempts to synthesize animal fat cells or bone marrow that might scale up for human consumption?	1762	m0llusk
What's the reason I don't remember every moment in my life? Is it because my brain is not recording every moment or my brain cannot retrieve what it has recorded?	1761	[deleted]
AskScience AMA Series: We are the Forensic Psychology Unit at Goldsmiths, University of London. We research how psychology can improve the criminal justice system and are joined by world renowned honorary member Professor Elizabeth Loftus. AUA!	1761	Forensic_Psychology
Why do so many medications have "HCl" in them?	1760	Lesmothian
The boiling point of carbon dioxide is -57 °C. The coldest recorded temperature in an inhabited place is almost -68 °C. Does this mean that carbon dioxide condenses out of the air in these places?	1759	nikogonet
Since neutrinos are almost never absorbed shouldn't their numbers be steadily climbing as the universe ages? Could this be a useful way of measuring the ratio between entropy and rate of spacial expansion?	1759	UNCOMMON__CENTS