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Why is the world still seeing tens of thousands of cases daily, despite numerous preventive measures having been put in place months ago?

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How big is the entire universe?(not just the observable universe, but the entire thing)

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What "substance" is a black hole made up of?

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How is it possible that life is made of "non-alive" things? e.g atoms

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What happens when you charge an electronic device which has a full battery?

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How do scientists know how much "storage space" a brain has?

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Why do we use the half-life of a radioactive chemical to calculate things instead of the time it takes for the substance to decay completely?

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Why do we use the half-life of a radioactive substance for calculations instead of the time it takes for the substance to decay completely?

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Are there any specific "requirements" that a gas has to meet in order for it to be considered as plasma?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why is the world still seeing tens of thousands of cases daily, despite numerous preventive measures having been put in place months ago?	1	askscience
How big is the entire universe?(not just the observable universe, but the entire thing)	1	askscience
What "substance" is a black hole made up of?	1	askscience
How is it possible that life is made of "non-alive" things? e.g atoms	1	askscience
What happens when you charge an electronic device which has a full battery?	1	askscience
How do scientists know how much "storage space" a brain has?	1	askscience
Why do we use the half-life of a radioactive chemical to calculate things instead of the time it takes for the substance to decay completely?	1	askscience
Why do we use the half-life of a radioactive substance for calculations instead of the time it takes for the substance to decay completely?	1	askscience
Are there any specific "requirements" that a gas has to meet in order for it to be considered as plasma?	1	askscience