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What is unique about carbon that makes it ideal for organic chemistry?

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Does the size of an object passing through the sound barrier have an effect on the force of the shock wave?

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What are "cosmic rays"?

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How do stars generate elements "heavier" than lead?

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To anthropologists: Was Australopithecus human?

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What do we know about the TRAPPIST-1 system?

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Has the recent discovery of exoplanets changed the relevance of the 'Drake Equation'?

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Is dark energy really necessary to explain how galaxies are receding?

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Could cosmic rays be harnessed as a power source?

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Is terraforming Mars impossible because of its lack of a magnetic field?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What is unique about carbon that makes it ideal for organic chemistry?	1781
Does the size of an object passing through the sound barrier have an effect on the force of the shock wave?	526
What are "cosmic rays"?	19
How do stars generate elements "heavier" than lead?	16
To anthropologists: Was Australopithecus human?	2
What do we know about the TRAPPIST-1 system?	1
Has the recent discovery of exoplanets changed the relevance of the 'Drake Equation'?	1
Is dark energy really necessary to explain how galaxies are receding?	1
Could cosmic rays be harnessed as a power source?	1
Is terraforming Mars impossible because of its lack of a magnetic field?	1