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If we built an enclosed, pressurized structure on the moon, would a human wearing a wing suit be able to sustain flight under his own flapping power?

1011 upvotes • r/askscience

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Wikipedia says that on very long timescales, "all matter is liquid". What does this mean, how does it work?

43 upvotes • r/askscience

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How would you safely demolish a skyscraper in a dense skyline?

21 upvotes • r/askscience

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How do our bodies sense temperature?

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[WP] The first AI gains sentience and thinks to itself about how to deal with the researchers who created it

14 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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If a beam of light passed by in front of you, is there any way to detect it without intercepting it?

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[WP] Two friends discuss the implications of a recent announcement that intelligent alien life has made contact with Earth, and will be arriving in 1 years to visit us

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How much fuel could be saved annually if cars didn't need to turn on their headlights or tail lights?

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Many SciFi series feature ancient structures or spaceships that are 1,000,000 or more years old. Are there real-world materials that could survive this long without corroding or falling apart?

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If you trained 2 dogs from birth to always walk upright on their hind legs, and then they had puppies, would they teach their puppies to do the same?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
If we built an enclosed, pressurized structure on the moon, would a human wearing a wing suit be able to sustain flight under his own flapping power?	1011	askscience
Wikipedia says that on very long timescales, "all matter is liquid". What does this mean, how does it work?	43	askscience
How would you safely demolish a skyscraper in a dense skyline?	21	askscience
How do our bodies sense temperature?	16	askscience
[WP] The first AI gains sentience and thinks to itself about how to deal with the researchers who created it	14	WritingPrompts
If a beam of light passed by in front of you, is there any way to detect it without intercepting it?	8	askscience
[WP] Two friends discuss the implications of a recent announcement that intelligent alien life has made contact with Earth, and will be arriving in 1 years to visit us	6	WritingPrompts
How much fuel could be saved annually if cars didn't need to turn on their headlights or tail lights?	3	askscience
Many SciFi series feature ancient structures or spaceships that are 1,000,000 or more years old. Are there real-world materials that could survive this long without corroding or falling apart?	3	askscience
If you trained 2 dogs from birth to always walk upright on their hind legs, and then they had puppies, would they teach their puppies to do the same?	1	askscience