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Would descendants of sightless cave creatures re-develop eyes if bred in a lighted environment?

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How do electrons not lose their energy by orbiting their respective atoms?

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How do electrons keep orbiting atoms for billions of years without losing any energy?

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If you traveled to a point in space faster than light, then returned slower than light, at a different angle, would you exist in two or three places simultaneously?

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Do astronauts see the stars, galaxies, etc., in space, or does the light from the Earth and/or moon create too much ambient light?

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Why don't atoms and their component parts lose all their energy (and quickly)?

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Apologies if this has been asked many times, but are there any indications/evidence as to what humans will look like/evolve into thousands of years, or even a million years in the future?

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Would descendants of sightless cave creatures re-develop eyes if bred in a lighted environment?	1
How do electrons not lose their energy by orbiting their respective atoms?	1
How do electrons keep orbiting atoms for billions of years without losing any energy?	1
If you traveled to a point in space faster than light, then returned slower than light, at a different angle, would you exist in two or three places simultaneously?	1
Do astronauts see the stars, galaxies, etc., in space, or does the light from the Earth and/or moon create too much ambient light?	1
Why don't atoms and their component parts lose all their energy (and quickly)?	1
Apologies if this has been asked many times, but are there any indications/evidence as to what humans will look like/evolve into thousands of years, or even a million years in the future?	1