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When all the stars in the universe will have burned out, what sort of lifeform can we expect to remain?

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In the movie Interstellar, several humans dies on a supposedly barren planet covered with a thin layer of water and giant tides. Would their remains be enough to fertilize the planet with life forms?

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The last male northern white rhino died today, with only two females remaining and a few sperm samples. How credible is the possibility of getting the species back from near extinction?

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How did the royal families in Europe react to the Russian monarchy elevating itself from tsardom to Empire?

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There is several cases in history of people trying to pass themselves for a lost member of a royal family. But did it ever happen that someone failed to be recognized, that we now know was legitimate?

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When all the stars in the universe will have burned out, what sort of lifeform can we expect to remain?	1	askscience
In the movie Interstellar, several humans dies on a supposedly barren planet covered with a thin layer of water and giant tides. Would their remains be enough to fertilize the planet with life forms?	1	askscience
The last male northern white rhino died today, with only two females remaining and a few sperm samples. How credible is the possibility of getting the species back from near extinction?	1	askscience
How did the royal families in Europe react to the Russian monarchy elevating itself from tsardom to Empire?	0	AskHistorians
There is several cases in history of people trying to pass themselves for a lost member of a royal family. But did it ever happen that someone failed to be recognized, that we now know was legitimate?	0	AskHistorians