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In the Foundation Series by Isaac Asimov, interstellar travel is executed with something akin to the Science Fiction device commonly called a "Jump Drive," I have some questions if you'll entertain them.

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Would a fully terraformed Mars (large oceans, huge forests and such and fully habitable for us) have higher gravity than it does right now? If yes, then by how much?

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How were the relations between the 13 Colonies and those to the north that would later become Canada pre-American Revolution?

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[WP] you've been given the ability to travel back in time to an ancestor from a millennia in the past with a backpack and a duffel bag full of whatever you want. Your goal: make your family rule the world. What do you bring and how do you do it?

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I’ve heard it said that we only really started naming generations in the 20th century. What was done before?

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What was the turning point of WWII on the Eastern Front? Up until that point, did it look like the Nazis would actually beat Russia, and did they have a legitimate chance of winning against Russia up until that point?

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If you could pick a mixed team of historical super-generals from every continent (2 from each), who would you pick to lead your army of conquest?

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What was the most badass threat ever made by someone/some group/country that wasn't taken seriously, and then actually carried out just as promised?

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What is the most feasible form of FTL interstellar space travel from Science Fiction? What is the least feasible?

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ELI5: What is the minimum number of people (assuming 50% male and 50% female) needed to recreate the human race if there was an apocalypse?

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In the Foundation Series by Isaac Asimov, interstellar travel is executed with something akin to the Science Fiction device commonly called a "Jump Drive," I have some questions if you'll entertain them.	1	askscience
Would a fully terraformed Mars (large oceans, huge forests and such and fully habitable for us) have higher gravity than it does right now? If yes, then by how much?	1	askscience
How were the relations between the 13 Colonies and those to the north that would later become Canada pre-American Revolution?	1	AskHistorians
[WP] you've been given the ability to travel back in time to an ancestor from a millennia in the past with a backpack and a duffel bag full of whatever you want. Your goal: make your family rule the world. What do you bring and how do you do it?	1	WritingPrompts
I’ve heard it said that we only really started naming generations in the 20th century. What was done before?	1	AskHistorians
What was the turning point of WWII on the Eastern Front? Up until that point, did it look like the Nazis would actually beat Russia, and did they have a legitimate chance of winning against Russia up until that point?	1	AskHistorians
If you could pick a mixed team of historical super-generals from every continent (2 from each), who would you pick to lead your army of conquest?	1	AskHistorians
What was the most badass threat ever made by someone/some group/country that wasn't taken seriously, and then actually carried out just as promised?	1	AskHistorians
What is the most feasible form of FTL interstellar space travel from Science Fiction? What is the least feasible?	1	askscience
ELI5: What is the minimum number of people (assuming 50% male and 50% female) needed to recreate the human race if there was an apocalypse?	1	askscience