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It looks like the planets orbit the sun perpendicular to the galactic plane. Is this typically true, and is this why we've spotted a number of interstellar eclipses?

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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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Why do radioactive substances undergo exponential decay instead of linear decay? If I split

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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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Do eagles have a narrower field of vision, or do they actually take in much more visual information?

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Is there any way a Flintstones car could provide benefit to its users?

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If I made a bridge from the north pole to the moon, how much would it expand and contract?

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If a car is about to hit you and you can't get out of the way, is it better to jump up and be hit by the windshield instead?

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What are the characteristics of a single cubic meter of the sun in terms of energy output, luminosity, density or other interesting aspects? What would be the difference between a square foot taken from the surface vs. the core?

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The primary cause of global warming is greenhouse gasses--but what about all of our waste heat?

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It looks like the planets orbit the sun perpendicular to the galactic plane. Is this typically true, and is this why we've spotted a number of interstellar eclipses?	2
Do geologists know exactly where coastlines were for specific dates tens or hundreds of millions of years ago?	2
Why do radioactive substances undergo exponential decay instead of linear decay? If I split	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
Do eagles have a narrower field of vision, or do they actually take in much more visual information?	2
Is there any way a Flintstones car could provide benefit to its users?	2
If I made a bridge from the north pole to the moon, how much would it expand and contract?	2
If a car is about to hit you and you can't get out of the way, is it better to jump up and be hit by the windshield instead?	2
What are the characteristics of a single cubic meter of the sun in terms of energy output, luminosity, density or other interesting aspects? What would be the difference between a square foot taken from the surface vs. the core?	2
The primary cause of global warming is greenhouse gasses--but what about all of our waste heat?	2