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Is the following a proof that time travel to the past is impossible?

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Was Carl Sagan as controversial as Neil Tyson is in the context of Young Earth Creationists?

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In YouTube amateur science circles, there's a trend of people destroying stuff with red hot nickel balls (RHNB). Why is nickel more popular than maybe iron or steel or balls made of other metals? Does nickel have special properties when hot? Or is there another reason?

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How are audio and video converted to an ANALOG signal, and back again?

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Is there a name for the sort of people that my grandparents were?

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How do solid objects not fall apart into their component atoms or molecules? There are no ionic or covalent bonds, so what holds solids together?

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The goldilocks zone of a red dwarf causes a planet to become tidally locked. What if the planet was in a binary system of two red dwarfs?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Is the following a proof that time travel to the past is impossible?	1	askscience
Was Carl Sagan as controversial as Neil Tyson is in the context of Young Earth Creationists?	1	askscience
In YouTube amateur science circles, there's a trend of people destroying stuff with red hot nickel balls (RHNB). Why is nickel more popular than maybe iron or steel or balls made of other metals? Does nickel have special properties when hot? Or is there another reason?	1	askscience
How are audio and video converted to an ANALOG signal, and back again?	0	askscience
Is there a name for the sort of people that my grandparents were?	0	AskHistorians
How do solid objects not fall apart into their component atoms or molecules? There are no ionic or covalent bonds, so what holds solids together?	0	askscience
The goldilocks zone of a red dwarf causes a planet to become tidally locked. What if the planet was in a binary system of two red dwarfs?	0	askscience