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Do supergiant stars generate more energy in their death than they do in their life?

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Does the moon have different angles of culmination depending on time of month like the sun's yearly analemma?

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Can Radio Telescopes pick up strong signals outside of where they aim?

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How heavy would an electric guitar made of tungsten weigh? Would it be too heavy for an average human to hold and play?

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Matter and anti-matter annihilate on contact. Must the particle and anti-particle be exact opposites? What happens when they aren't?

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How would light's interaction with an eye change if and while the eye is shrinking?

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We've had carbonation, and nitrogenation, what other gaseous chemicals could we drink?

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Can enough capsaicin cause Paresthesia? If not, wtf happened to me exactly?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Do supergiant stars generate more energy in their death than they do in their life?	16
Does the moon have different angles of culmination depending on time of month like the sun's yearly analemma?	5
Can Radio Telescopes pick up strong signals outside of where they aim?	4
How heavy would an electric guitar made of tungsten weigh? Would it be too heavy for an average human to hold and play?	1
Matter and anti-matter annihilate on contact. Must the particle and anti-particle be exact opposites? What happens when they aren't?	1
How would light's interaction with an eye change if and while the eye is shrinking?	1
We've had carbonation, and nitrogenation, what other gaseous chemicals could we drink?	1
Can enough capsaicin cause Paresthesia? If not, wtf happened to me exactly?	1