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How did Lewis and Clark keep things like their journals, maps, and papers from getting wet? Further, how did people during that time or in the old west keep from getting wet when camping?

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Why does space-x use a suicide burn for its reuseable boosters rather than parachutes?

109 upvotes • r/askscience

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Why doesn't the roche limit have an effect on objects like the ISS or people when we orbit the Earth or Moon?

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How does launching a rocket to the East 'give the rocket a boost'?

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Was the Universe at absolute zero before the Big-Bang?

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Why did they split Germany in two after WW1 instead of giving Poland land the west?

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If a nuke is detonated in space is there a "shockwave"?

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If somebody was down a long hallway of a spacestation in LEO and they squated against to wall to kick themselves off of it how fast could the average person propel themselves in microgravity?

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How does the sap from Phototoxic plants manage to give people first, second, and even third degree burns from the sun without the temperature itself actually changing?

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How did Lewis and Clark keep things like their journals, maps, and papers from getting wet? Further, how did people during that time or in the old west keep from getting wet when camping?	141	AskHistorians
Why does space-x use a suicide burn for its reuseable boosters rather than parachutes?	109	askscience
Why doesn't the roche limit have an effect on objects like the ISS or people when we orbit the Earth or Moon?	13	askscience
How does launching a rocket to the East 'give the rocket a boost'?	8	askscience
Was the Universe at absolute zero before the Big-Bang?	1	askscience
Why did they split Germany in two after WW1 instead of giving Poland land the west?	1	AskHistorians
If a nuke is detonated in space is there a "shockwave"?	1	askscience
If somebody was down a long hallway of a spacestation in LEO and they squated against to wall to kick themselves off of it how fast could the average person propel themselves in microgravity?	1	askscience
How does the sap from Phototoxic plants manage to give people first, second, and even third degree burns from the sun without the temperature itself actually changing?	0	askscience