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Is the existence of human though scientifically verifiable? Has it been verified?

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Steve is apparently caused by gasses as hot as 3000°c moving at 6 km/s in the upper atmosphere. What could cause this kind of temperature and speed? Is this kind of thing a normal occurrence? Would it destroy an unlucky craft that went through it?

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Do extremophiles actually "like" extreme environments as their names imply, or are they just able to survive in them in addition to elsewhere?

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To some degree, is magnetism a relevant force when it comes to the orbit of macroscopic objects?

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How analogous is traveling through water at low speeds and air at high speeds? Where does the analogy break down?

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How is a T-rex more related to chickens than other birds? Don't all birds share a common ancestor?

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Why are palm trees so tall?

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Is it feasible to simply dilute nuclear waste to the point where it's about as radioactive as normal waste?

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How would a hamster wheel (hamster included) function in outer space?

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What will Voyager 1 look like in a billion years?

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Is the existence of human though scientifically verifiable? Has it been verified?	1	askscience
Steve is apparently caused by gasses as hot as 3000°c moving at 6 km/s in the upper atmosphere. What could cause this kind of temperature and speed? Is this kind of thing a normal occurrence? Would it destroy an unlucky craft that went through it?	1	askscience
Do extremophiles actually "like" extreme environments as their names imply, or are they just able to survive in them in addition to elsewhere?	1	askscience
To some degree, is magnetism a relevant force when it comes to the orbit of macroscopic objects?	1	askscience
How analogous is traveling through water at low speeds and air at high speeds? Where does the analogy break down?	1	askscience
How is a T-rex more related to chickens than other birds? Don't all birds share a common ancestor?	1	askscience
Why are palm trees so tall?	1	askscience
Is it feasible to simply dilute nuclear waste to the point where it's about as radioactive as normal waste?	1	askscience
How would a hamster wheel (hamster included) function in outer space?	1	askscience
What will Voyager 1 look like in a billion years?	1	askscience