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Tesla invented a type of light bulb called the "Carbon button lamp" that is supposedly 10 times more power efficient than a standard Edison incandescent bulb. So, how come we don't use them?
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How is it possible the speed of sound can exceed the speed of light without breaking the laws of physics?
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Teplizumab is an antibody that targets the CD3 receptor on T-cells to prevent the T-cells from attacking the Insulin-producing Beta cells in the pancreas. How is the teplizumab able to specifically inhibit only the T-cells targeting the B-cells without compromising the immune system?
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I heard recently that NASA had received two new "Hubble-like" telescopes. Would it be possible to use Hubble and these two new telescopes in an inferometer array to make an incredibly powerful telescope?
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How much of a relationship is there between "genius-level" child IQ tests and the IQ of the child once he/sh matures?
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