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What is the minimum number of individuals required to establish a long-term viable population?

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How would the cosmos/physics change if space suddenly stopped expanding?

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[WP] The world is going to end in 60 years. The cause is unstoppable. You're an alien observing the last days of Earth society.

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[WP] One day, scientists discover a common human trait was in fact a communicable disease.

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Why are so many people with eyesight problems today?

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What's the temperature at the center of a black hole?

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What is the optimal speed to drive over a speed bump?

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They say every cell in your body is replaced every 7 years. How does this work with transplants?

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If somehow, your cells magically no longer had telomere fraying (every division results in two perfect genetic copies of the original cell), would you stop aging? If not, what would happen instead?

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How likely is intelligent life to evolve? If you replaced our earth today with the primordial one, how long would it take for intelligent life to evolve?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What is the minimum number of individuals required to establish a long-term viable population?	2737	askscience
How would the cosmos/physics change if space suddenly stopped expanding?	1766	askscience
[WP] The world is going to end in 60 years. The cause is unstoppable. You're an alien observing the last days of Earth society.	11	WritingPrompts
[WP] One day, scientists discover a common human trait was in fact a communicable disease.	8	WritingPrompts
Why are so many people with eyesight problems today?	5	askscience
What's the temperature at the center of a black hole?	1	askscience
What is the optimal speed to drive over a speed bump?	1	askscience
They say every cell in your body is replaced every 7 years. How does this work with transplants?	1	askscience
If somehow, your cells magically no longer had telomere fraying (every division results in two perfect genetic copies of the original cell), would you stop aging? If not, what would happen instead?	1	askscience
How likely is intelligent life to evolve? If you replaced our earth today with the primordial one, how long would it take for intelligent life to evolve?	1	askscience