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What's the mechanism that keeps our core body temperature constant?

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Several cleaning products, most notably Febreze, claim to "neutralize odors," rather than just covering them up. Given that odors are justvarious floating particles of stuff that get in your nose (correct me if I'm wrong), how is that even possible? Or is it all a big sham?

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Would evolution violate the second law of thermodynamics if the earth was a closed system?

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Are cats and other animals "aware" of their own body parts?

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Have we ever observed a difference in positive or negative health outcomes related to caffeine consumption between countries that drink primarily tea and countries that drink primarily coffee?

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Why is it that for some animals, puking is a totally routine activity, but in humans, it's extremely unpleasant?

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Could seals be domesticated?

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I'm in a spacesuit, hurtling directly toward the sun. How close do I get before I turn into ash? What other stuff happens to me on the way?

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Exactly how difficult would it be to "destroy" a zombie's brain with a heavy blunt object like a baseball bat?

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What are the chances that there are some sort of evolutionary novel, still-living megafauna we've never seen deep in places like the Amazon?

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What's the mechanism that keeps our core body temperature constant?	2	askscience
Several cleaning products, most notably Febreze, claim to "neutralize odors," rather than just covering them up. Given that odors are justvarious floating particles of stuff that get in your nose (correct me if I'm wrong), how is that even possible? Or is it all a big sham?	2	askscience
Would evolution violate the second law of thermodynamics if the earth was a closed system?	1	askscience
Are cats and other animals "aware" of their own body parts?	1	askscience
Have we ever observed a difference in positive or negative health outcomes related to caffeine consumption between countries that drink primarily tea and countries that drink primarily coffee?	1	askscience
Why is it that for some animals, puking is a totally routine activity, but in humans, it's extremely unpleasant?	1	askscience
Could seals be domesticated?	1	askscience
I'm in a spacesuit, hurtling directly toward the sun. How close do I get before I turn into ash? What other stuff happens to me on the way?	1	askscience
Exactly how difficult would it be to "destroy" a zombie's brain with a heavy blunt object like a baseball bat?	1	askscience
What are the chances that there are some sort of evolutionary novel, still-living megafauna we've never seen deep in places like the Amazon?	1	askscience