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LI Homeowners, what are your average monthly costs?

25 upvotes • r/longisland

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As I sit here with food poisoning, I wonder: What causes our body to trigger uncontrollable vomiting like this?

1 upvotes • r/askscience

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With the sudden boom in space launches recently, would a higher elevation launchpad (Example: Denver, Colorado) help trim fuel costs or allow for more efficient vehicles?

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Can the weight of the Earth fluctuate with global events?

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With the recent news of the Mars Rover Opportunity losing contact, would it be possible on the next Rover mission (Whenever that happens) to perhaps find and repair/clean the solar panels so it can charge up and function again?

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If a car traveling 120 MPH rear-ends a car traveling 60 MPH, would the collision be the same as if car 2 were standing still and hit at 60 MPH? Or would the forward motion of both vehicles lessen the impact?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
LI Homeowners, what are your average monthly costs?	25	longisland
As I sit here with food poisoning, I wonder: What causes our body to trigger uncontrollable vomiting like this?	1	askscience
With the sudden boom in space launches recently, would a higher elevation launchpad (Example: Denver, Colorado) help trim fuel costs or allow for more efficient vehicles?	1	askscience
Can the weight of the Earth fluctuate with global events?	1	askscience
With the recent news of the Mars Rover Opportunity losing contact, would it be possible on the next Rover mission (Whenever that happens) to perhaps find and repair/clean the solar panels so it can charge up and function again?	1	askscience
If a car traveling 120 MPH rear-ends a car traveling 60 MPH, would the collision be the same as if car 2 were standing still and hit at 60 MPH? Or would the forward motion of both vehicles lessen the impact?	1	askscience