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Could one make a vaccine to train one's immune system to attack their own body?

990 upvotes • r/askscience

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Does a reaction's equilibrium constant change when placed in a high magnetic field?

36 upvotes • r/askscience

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What, if any, plants could survive on mars?

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Say I accelerate towards a planet in outer space. From my reference frame, the planet just gained a massive amount of kinetic energy. How did that energy get there?

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Electric and magnetic fields exist, and allow for photons. Gravitational and Gravitomagnetic fields exist. Do graviphotons (?) exist? Why/why not?

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Say that two "perfect" squares are diagonal to each other. Are they touching?

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Why do you need glasses/contacts? Can't the brain just correct the image as it receives it?

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What purpose does a powered landing for the spaceX first stage serve?

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Is it a coincidence that countries closer to the equator are generally poorer?

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How does matter/energy change forms?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Could one make a vaccine to train one's immune system to attack their own body?	990	askscience
Does a reaction's equilibrium constant change when placed in a high magnetic field?	36	askscience
What, if any, plants could survive on mars?	31	askscience
Say I accelerate towards a planet in outer space. From my reference frame, the planet just gained a massive amount of kinetic energy. How did that energy get there?	8	askscience
Electric and magnetic fields exist, and allow for photons. Gravitational and Gravitomagnetic fields exist. Do graviphotons (?) exist? Why/why not?	7	askscience
Say that two "perfect" squares are diagonal to each other. Are they touching?	7	askscience
Why do you need glasses/contacts? Can't the brain just correct the image as it receives it?	5	askscience
What purpose does a powered landing for the spaceX first stage serve?	2	askscience
Is it a coincidence that countries closer to the equator are generally poorer?	2	askscience
How does matter/energy change forms?	1	askscience