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I get why planets are 'round', but where is the 'tipping point'? What mass would an asteroid have to have to become 'round'?

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Hey science, what's going on with these dolphins here?

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What do you think are some of the most important 'unanswered' questions in science?

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Hey science, are there any organisms that can see vastly different light wavelengths than us?

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Hey science, when and why can you stop citing a research article when making a claim?

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Hey r/askscience, I've created a new subreddit where you can post classic science articles.

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How do plants tell time?

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Scientists, what was a 'landmark' paper in your field and why?

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How many visible stars actually still exist today?

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Why do snakes have forked tongues?

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I get why planets are 'round', but where is the 'tipping point'? What mass would an asteroid have to have to become 'round'?	1
Hey science, what's going on with these dolphins here?	1
What do you think are some of the most important 'unanswered' questions in science?	1
Hey science, are there any organisms that can see vastly different light wavelengths than us?	1
Hey science, when and why can you stop citing a research article when making a claim?	1
Hey r/askscience, I've created a new subreddit where you can post classic science articles.	1
How do plants tell time?	1
Scientists, what was a 'landmark' paper in your field and why?	1
How many visible stars actually still exist today?	1
Why do snakes have forked tongues?	1