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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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Is light at night bad for me?

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How do hibernating animals survive for months without eating? How so their brains, specifically, survive with less glucose?

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Why does squinting improve your vision?

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Since neuron conduction speed is a function of axon diameter and myelination, if your brain were much bigger to allow wider and more myelinated axons, would it also process information much faster?

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What exactly is a 'black light'? How is it different from 'regular light'?

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If I chopped off my finger and let it sit on my desk, how long until it became nonviable for reattachment?

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