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If it takes uranium ~4.46 Billion years to decay into lead and the Earth is ~4.54 Billion years old, how is there any usable amount of uranium left on Earth?

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If you decompressed like a diver after surfacing, could you survive in a vacuum with only a breathing apparatus?

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What would the worlds climates look like if the Earth's axis was at 0° instead of 23°?

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Given the best, top of the line emergent technologies today, what's the longest we could make a computer last without replacing any parts?

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[Physics] What really happens to something that approaches the speed of light?

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My electricity just went out during a storm, why did my fans shut off a noticeable amount of time ( around 5 seconds) before the other electronics in my house?

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How far back in time would I need to travel that eliminating a single human being would drastically alter the gene pool of todays population?

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If it takes uranium ~4.46 Billion years to decay into lead and the Earth is ~4.54 Billion years old, how is there any usable amount of uranium left on Earth?	1	askscience
If you decompressed like a diver after surfacing, could you survive in a vacuum with only a breathing apparatus?	1	askscience
What would the worlds climates look like if the Earth's axis was at 0° instead of 23°?	1	askscience
Given the best, top of the line emergent technologies today, what's the longest we could make a computer last without replacing any parts?	1	askscience
[Physics] What really happens to something that approaches the speed of light?	1	askscience
My electricity just went out during a storm, why did my fans shut off a noticeable amount of time ( around 5 seconds) before the other electronics in my house?	1	askscience
How far back in time would I need to travel that eliminating a single human being would drastically alter the gene pool of todays population?	1	askscience