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Can frozen food be stored indefinitely?

1642 upvotes • PM-UR-BOBS

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When a person receives a successful donation, do the genes in the donated body part retain their difference from the host genes over time or is there some kind of assimilation that occurs?

1642 upvotes • CozyAndToasty

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Is dark matter orbiting galaxies with the same speed as normal matter?

1642 upvotes • taracus

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We know how elements react on an atomic level. Why can't we throw it into a computer simulation and brute force new substances?

1641 upvotes • MooseV2

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AskScience AMA Series: We are the NASA, ALMA, and university scientists studying comets and asteroids, here to answer your questions about some of our more recent observations on comet Borisov, comet Atlas, and asteroid 1998 OR2. Ask us anything!

1641 upvotes • AskScienceModerator

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Why are people able to live in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, while Chernobyl remains uninhabitable?

1640 upvotes • aschesklave

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From a physics standpoint what is information?

1640 upvotes • a_fly_effect

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Why are adverse reactions to vaccines more common in younger people than older people?

1640 upvotes • MaBrowser

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How are we always able to see light from the early universe?

1639 upvotes • Grotein

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Peppers are hot because of capsaicin. Why is ginger root hot? What's the mechanism of action?

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Title	Upvotes	Author	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Can frozen food be stored indefinitely?	1642	PM-UR-BOBS
When a person receives a successful donation, do the genes in the donated body part retain their difference from the host genes over time or is there some kind of assimilation that occurs?	1642	CozyAndToasty
Is dark matter orbiting galaxies with the same speed as normal matter?	1642	taracus
We know how elements react on an atomic level. Why can't we throw it into a computer simulation and brute force new substances?	1641	MooseV2
AskScience AMA Series: We are the NASA, ALMA, and university scientists studying comets and asteroids, here to answer your questions about some of our more recent observations on comet Borisov, comet Atlas, and asteroid 1998 OR2. Ask us anything!	1641	AskScienceModerator
Why are people able to live in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, while Chernobyl remains uninhabitable?	1640	aschesklave
From a physics standpoint what is information?	1640	a_fly_effect
Why are adverse reactions to vaccines more common in younger people than older people?	1640	MaBrowser
How are we always able to see light from the early universe?	1639	Grotein
Peppers are hot because of capsaicin. Why is ginger root hot? What's the mechanism of action?	1638	123123x