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Under the idea that there is the "Goldilocks" zone around a star, how likely is it that a solar system would have two life-supporting planets?

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I have a two-part question regarding the Periodic Table. Technetium filled a "gap" when it was discovered. What does that mean? Second question: can we continue to create new elements by simply adding new electrons endlessly, or does there seem to be a limit to the number of possible elements?

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Why does beer cause beer shits?

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Could the Earth's human population survive an impact from a space object that would be strong enough to knock the Earth out of orbit and into an eventual collision with the sun?

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Take two people of similar sex, ethnicity, and build. Feed them the same meals and portions for a week. How different are the chemical compositions of their bodies?

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If I have 1 molecule of water, and I don't know the temperature of it, can I know if it's a solid, liquid, or gas? If not, how many molecules would be necessary to know?

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Under the idea that there is the "Goldilocks" zone around a star, how likely is it that a solar system would have two life-supporting planets?	660	askscience
I have a two-part question regarding the Periodic Table. Technetium filled a "gap" when it was discovered. What does that mean? Second question: can we continue to create new elements by simply adding new electrons endlessly, or does there seem to be a limit to the number of possible elements?	2	askscience
Why does beer cause beer shits?	1	askscience
Could the Earth's human population survive an impact from a space object that would be strong enough to knock the Earth out of orbit and into an eventual collision with the sun?	1	askscience
Take two people of similar sex, ethnicity, and build. Feed them the same meals and portions for a week. How different are the chemical compositions of their bodies?	1	askscience
If I have 1 molecule of water, and I don't know the temperature of it, can I know if it's a solid, liquid, or gas? If not, how many molecules would be necessary to know?	1	askscience