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If the Sun could hypothetically sustain Earth's atmosphere how loud would it be on the surface?

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How massive & close would an asteroid have to be on it's flyby of Earth in order for it's gravity to affect Earth's orbit of the Sun?

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What material would you use to record information on if you needed it to survive as long as possible.

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How can there be more internet connected devices in the world than all of the potential unique IP address combinations allow?

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If our solar system were to hypothetically be ejected from the Milky Way in to intergallactic space could Earth still be habitable?

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If what we see is our brain doing work to interprit the light waves our eyes pick up does seeing visually stimulating sights make us tired faster?

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After a cut how does skin know to maintain the skin's surface pattern as it scabs, the "print" so to say.

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When Facebook saves an overwritten password as evidenced by the prompt "You've entered an old password", is this a security flar/loophole that could be exploited?

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Why does simply toggling on/off Airplane mode on your phone improve your phone's connection?

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How can the latest phones offer the same performance, processing power of PCs of the not-too-distant past without the need for fans, more elaborate cooling?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
If the Sun could hypothetically sustain Earth's atmosphere how loud would it be on the surface?	1	askscience
How massive & close would an asteroid have to be on it's flyby of Earth in order for it's gravity to affect Earth's orbit of the Sun?	1	askscience
What material would you use to record information on if you needed it to survive as long as possible.	1	askscience
How can there be more internet connected devices in the world than all of the potential unique IP address combinations allow?	1	askscience
If our solar system were to hypothetically be ejected from the Milky Way in to intergallactic space could Earth still be habitable?	1	askscience
If what we see is our brain doing work to interprit the light waves our eyes pick up does seeing visually stimulating sights make us tired faster?	1	askscience
After a cut how does skin know to maintain the skin's surface pattern as it scabs, the "print" so to say.	1	askscience
When Facebook saves an overwritten password as evidenced by the prompt "You've entered an old password", is this a security flar/loophole that could be exploited?	1	askscience
Why does simply toggling on/off Airplane mode on your phone improve your phone's connection?	1	askscience
How can the latest phones offer the same performance, processing power of PCs of the not-too-distant past without the need for fans, more elaborate cooling?	1	askscience