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Sometimes if I open a non-.txt file in Notepad, I see what appears to be a collection of random characters. What exactly am I looking at?

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Any love for The Necks?

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Does human vision have an aspect ratio?

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If the Solar System was located in the Milky Way's core, would we be able to see stars in the daytime?

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Why don't we know the first digit of Graham's Number?

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What do physicists mean when they say that the extra spatial dimensions are "curled up?"

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I place two identical bottles of water in a freezer, one sitting upright and the other laying on its side. Will both freeze at the same rate?

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Could dark energy be considered a "fifth force?"

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What does neutronium look like?

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How are large-scale structures (superclusters, filaments, large quasar groups, etc.) distinguished from one another?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Sometimes if I open a non-.txt file in Notepad, I see what appears to be a collection of random characters. What exactly am I looking at?	404	askscience
Any love for The Necks?	103	Jazz
Does human vision have an aspect ratio?	47	askscience
If the Solar System was located in the Milky Way's core, would we be able to see stars in the daytime?	7	askscience
Why don't we know the first digit of Graham's Number?	5	askscience
What do physicists mean when they say that the extra spatial dimensions are "curled up?"	4	askscience
I place two identical bottles of water in a freezer, one sitting upright and the other laying on its side. Will both freeze at the same rate?	3	askscience
Could dark energy be considered a "fifth force?"	1	askscience
What does neutronium look like?	1	askscience
How are large-scale structures (superclusters, filaments, large quasar groups, etc.) distinguished from one another?	1	askscience