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What would taste better? A lump of pure protein, carbohydrate or fat? I mean without any food flavouring it.

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Why would animals such as Polar Bears even exist? What I mean is, what is the impetus to move to such an inhospitable environment and "adapt" to it when they'd be moving from another place they were already adapted to.

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What's the more important factor to consider from an earthbound asteroid? It's size or its speed?

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Since 0K is the lowest possible temperature, is there such a thing as a maximum possible temperature (of anything)?

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How many individual digits of pi would need to repeat in order for repetition to be confirmed?

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Does it take more energy to separate atoms of molecules than it does to combine them?

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When was the last time there was no humans in space at all?

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If the Sun was flat and facing us all the time, how far away would we need to be to have a habitable planet?

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On average, is it equally difficult for two people to learn the language of the other?

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When light is bounced off a mirror or other reflective surface, does the light beam have to accelerate back up to light speed in the opposite direction? Or does it just jump from zero to c?

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What would taste better? A lump of pure protein, carbohydrate or fat? I mean without any food flavouring it.	1	askscience
Why would animals such as Polar Bears even exist? What I mean is, what is the impetus to move to such an inhospitable environment and "adapt" to it when they'd be moving from another place they were already adapted to.	1	askscience
What's the more important factor to consider from an earthbound asteroid? It's size or its speed?	1	askscience
Since 0K is the lowest possible temperature, is there such a thing as a maximum possible temperature (of anything)?	1	askscience
How many individual digits of pi would need to repeat in order for repetition to be confirmed?	1	askscience
Does it take more energy to separate atoms of molecules than it does to combine them?	1	askscience
When was the last time there was no humans in space at all?	1	askscience
If the Sun was flat and facing us all the time, how far away would we need to be to have a habitable planet?	1	askscience
On average, is it equally difficult for two people to learn the language of the other?	1	askscience
When light is bounced off a mirror or other reflective surface, does the light beam have to accelerate back up to light speed in the opposite direction? Or does it just jump from zero to c?	1	askscience