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Are there any direct links or correlations between solar activity and the amount of lightning here on Earth? Would a second sun change or influence it?

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What is the most recent, and/or most precise measurement that we know of for the precession of Mars' rotational axis?

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What is the sublimation point of toothpaste, when it turns into gas?

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What was the tallest thunderstorm ever recorded, in terms of base-to-top height?

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When looking at a map of the universe, I see a bunch of strings throughout the image. What are they and why are they there?

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With all the CO2 and other pollutants human civilization is pumping into the atmosphere, are we changing the overall Molar Mass of our atmosphere for the long term?

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When applying steady water pressure to a spider, at what point does he die and his legs continue moving due to hydraulic reaction to the water than it is his efforts to survive?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Are there any direct links or correlations between solar activity and the amount of lightning here on Earth? Would a second sun change or influence it?	43
What is the most recent, and/or most precise measurement that we know of for the precession of Mars' rotational axis?	6
What is the sublimation point of toothpaste, when it turns into gas?	1
What was the tallest thunderstorm ever recorded, in terms of base-to-top height?	1
When looking at a map of the universe, I see a bunch of strings throughout the image. What are they and why are they there?	1
With all the CO2 and other pollutants human civilization is pumping into the atmosphere, are we changing the overall Molar Mass of our atmosphere for the long term?	1
When applying steady water pressure to a spider, at what point does he die and his legs continue moving due to hydraulic reaction to the water than it is his efforts to survive?	1