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What is the smallest number of cells in a multicellular organism found in nature?

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I heard that many dangerous bacteria were actually harmless bacteria infected with a virus. is this possible/probable, and does it happen often?

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What future jobs are unlikely to be automated eventually?

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I've heard that there is potassium and sodium in our cells and nerves, these both don't like water, how come they don't react?

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How old would an object have to be for a 1cm layer of dust to settle on it?

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how fast would you have to move your hand for the doppler effect to change the pitch of your fingers snapping? let's say to different songs.

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Why is helium such a common decay product (as in an alpha particle)? Why can't it be hydrogen or lithium? if the decay is made up of other elements, what is it called?

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How many individual viruses can be expected to exist in an infected host?

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Could you improve physical and mental performance by increasing the oxygen concentration in the air?

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What happens if a molecule (i.e. Uranium Oxide) has one of its atoms undergo radioactive decay?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What is the smallest number of cells in a multicellular organism found in nature?	30
I heard that many dangerous bacteria were actually harmless bacteria infected with a virus. is this possible/probable, and does it happen often?	6
What future jobs are unlikely to be automated eventually?	1
I've heard that there is potassium and sodium in our cells and nerves, these both don't like water, how come they don't react?	1
How old would an object have to be for a 1cm layer of dust to settle on it?	1
how fast would you have to move your hand for the doppler effect to change the pitch of your fingers snapping? let's say to different songs.	1
Why is helium such a common decay product (as in an alpha particle)? Why can't it be hydrogen or lithium? if the decay is made up of other elements, what is it called?	1
How many individual viruses can be expected to exist in an infected host?	1
Could you improve physical and mental performance by increasing the oxygen concentration in the air?	1
What happens if a molecule (i.e. Uranium Oxide) has one of its atoms undergo radioactive decay?	1