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Given current technology and information, what will ultimately be the death of our solar system?

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Do we know what weather was like on Earth during Pangea?

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If I took a spoonful of matter from a neutron star and moved it away from the star, would it expand or stay compacted?

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In regards to previous extinction events on Earth, do they have anything in common?

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If the largest known black hole replaced our sun, how far would it reach out?

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Would there be weather in a neutron star?

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Halley's comet can be seen every ~75 years. Are there any other events that people on Earth can see over long periods of time?

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Would the collision of two neutron stars always form a black hole?

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Do we know what will happen to the direction and speed of the Milky Way after it collides with Andromeda?

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Given technology advances, could we catch Voyager? If so how long would it take?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Given current technology and information, what will ultimately be the death of our solar system?	783	askscience
Do we know what weather was like on Earth during Pangea?	95	askscience
If I took a spoonful of matter from a neutron star and moved it away from the star, would it expand or stay compacted?	4	askscience
In regards to previous extinction events on Earth, do they have anything in common?	4	askscience
If the largest known black hole replaced our sun, how far would it reach out?	2	askscience
Would there be weather in a neutron star?	1	askscience
Halley's comet can be seen every ~75 years. Are there any other events that people on Earth can see over long periods of time?	1	askscience
Would the collision of two neutron stars always form a black hole?	1	askscience
Do we know what will happen to the direction and speed of the Milky Way after it collides with Andromeda?	1	askscience
Given technology advances, could we catch Voyager? If so how long would it take?	1	askscience