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What causes an ice age, and is it possible for us to have another one/when could the nearest one be?

4518 upvotes • r/askscience

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[WP] You’re being sent by nasa to explore a new planet. Every hour there is a month on Earth so the mission is only supposed to be five hours on the planet. Unbeknownst to nasa, however, you’ve invested all your money and plan to stay a while to see what the future is really like.

61 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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If you build a higher tolerance to alcohol does this mean it takes more alcohol to get the same BAC or just more alcohol to get the same effects?

4 upvotes • r/askscience

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Why can’t they just give every household in flint a water purifier that removes led and then they could just drink that until the piping problem is fixed?

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Why does the sun blind you if you look at it for too long most of the time, but you can stare at it during a sunset or sunrise with no problems?

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What causes an ice age, and is it possible for us to have another one/when could the nearest one be?	4518	askscience
[WP] You’re being sent by nasa to explore a new planet. Every hour there is a month on Earth so the mission is only supposed to be five hours on the planet. Unbeknownst to nasa, however, you’ve invested all your money and plan to stay a while to see what the future is really like.	61	WritingPrompts
If you build a higher tolerance to alcohol does this mean it takes more alcohol to get the same BAC or just more alcohol to get the same effects?	4	askscience
Why can’t they just give every household in flint a water purifier that removes led and then they could just drink that until the piping problem is fixed?	1	askscience
Why does the sun blind you if you look at it for too long most of the time, but you can stare at it during a sunset or sunrise with no problems?	1	askscience