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If the digits of pi are random would that necessarily mean that pi is normal?

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What is the typical area of land that is pushed up underneath mountains? Put differently, if the land didn't fall sideways, how narrow would mountains be?

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Does drafting take energy from the car in front of you, or is it just using energy that would otherwise be wasted?

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On what part of Earth can you see the furthest (not counting oceans)?

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How much more do we weigh when the moon is below us, and how much less when it's right overhead?

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What is the largest number of atoms for which we can be sure all permutation exist in the universe?

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Is there a quick way to ascertain if an explosion is caused by a meteorite or a nuclear weapon?

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Do geologists know exactly where coastlines were for specific dates tens or hundreds of millions of years ago?

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Are extremophiles a relatively recent evolution, or does it appear that life on earth quickly spread to all available environments?

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Suppose I have two computer programs, one for simulating planets, which uses Einsteinian physics, and one which models molecular interactions, and uses quantum physics. (Continued)

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
If the digits of pi are random would that necessarily mean that pi is normal?	3
What is the typical area of land that is pushed up underneath mountains? Put differently, if the land didn't fall sideways, how narrow would mountains be?	3
Does drafting take energy from the car in front of you, or is it just using energy that would otherwise be wasted?	2
On what part of Earth can you see the furthest (not counting oceans)?	2
How much more do we weigh when the moon is below us, and how much less when it's right overhead?	2
What is the largest number of atoms for which we can be sure all permutation exist in the universe?	2
Is there a quick way to ascertain if an explosion is caused by a meteorite or a nuclear weapon?	2
Do geologists know exactly where coastlines were for specific dates tens or hundreds of millions of years ago?	2
Are extremophiles a relatively recent evolution, or does it appear that life on earth quickly spread to all available environments?	2
Suppose I have two computer programs, one for simulating planets, which uses Einsteinian physics, and one which models molecular interactions, and uses quantum physics. (Continued)	2