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Why isn't the weather visibly changing all the time on Jupiter like it is on Earth? We could never have a great red spot here because it wouldn't last that long, but on Jupiter a storm can last hundreds of years?

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Of all the "Goldilocks Zone" exoplanets possibly containing life, have scientists decided which one is actually the most likely to contain life?

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How can a fabric be both warm and breathable at the same time?

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Sometimes you have an answer on the tip of your tongue for a long time. What is your brain doing in between the time that you know you know the answer and the time you actually recall the fact?

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Is the universe spherical?

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Could Jupiter become a star if enough mass was added to it and what would happen to our solar system if it did?

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How can a fabric be both breathable and warm?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why isn't the weather visibly changing all the time on Jupiter like it is on Earth? We could never have a great red spot here because it wouldn't last that long, but on Jupiter a storm can last hundreds of years?	24
Of all the "Goldilocks Zone" exoplanets possibly containing life, have scientists decided which one is actually the most likely to contain life?	1
How can a fabric be both warm and breathable at the same time?	1
Sometimes you have an answer on the tip of your tongue for a long time. What is your brain doing in between the time that you know you know the answer and the time you actually recall the fact?	1
Is the universe spherical?	1
Could Jupiter become a star if enough mass was added to it and what would happen to our solar system if it did?	1
How can a fabric be both breathable and warm?	1