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You always hear people say "I'm not heating the outdoors" when you let heat out. Is there theoretically a large enough heater that it can actually make a substantial change in temperature?

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Is it at all possible to live in Antarctica for extended periods of time if you can bring things with you? Like a solar cooker for food.

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Is it at all possible to live in Antarctica for extended periods of time if you can bring things with you? Like a solar cooker for food.

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if we were able to to get ahold of 100% oxygen, could we hold out breath for incredibly long periods of time compared to the average oxygen concentration?

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Are humans the only species that doesn't reproduce with others as soon as they are sexually mature? Are we the only ones that has sexually mature and mature developmentally stages?

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Are we making any headway into being able to dream anytime we want or to be able to record our dreams?

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[WP] Edward Snowden obtained the infinity gauntlet, and used it to burn all the nefarious arms of government overreach and illegal information collections.

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[TOMT] an episode of Garfield and Friends where Jon hires a fast talking dude to help him get more done in a day.

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I've heard that if aliens were real and looked at us through a telescope.we would be many years in the past due to light.if this is true, how far away would you have to be for this to be apparent?

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I've heard that if aliens were real and looked at us through a telescope.we would be many years in the past due to light.if this is true, how far away would you have to be for this to be apparent?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
You always hear people say "I'm not heating the outdoors" when you let heat out. Is there theoretically a large enough heater that it can actually make a substantial change in temperature?	1	askscience
Is it at all possible to live in Antarctica for extended periods of time if you can bring things with you? Like a solar cooker for food.	1	askscience
Is it at all possible to live in Antarctica for extended periods of time if you can bring things with you? Like a solar cooker for food.	1	askscience
if we were able to to get ahold of 100% oxygen, could we hold out breath for incredibly long periods of time compared to the average oxygen concentration?	1	askscience
Are humans the only species that doesn't reproduce with others as soon as they are sexually mature? Are we the only ones that has sexually mature and mature developmentally stages?	1	askscience
Are we making any headway into being able to dream anytime we want or to be able to record our dreams?	1	askscience
[WP] Edward Snowden obtained the infinity gauntlet, and used it to burn all the nefarious arms of government overreach and illegal information collections.	1	WritingPrompts
[TOMT] an episode of Garfield and Friends where Jon hires a fast talking dude to help him get more done in a day.	1	tipofmytongue
I've heard that if aliens were real and looked at us through a telescope.we would be many years in the past due to light.if this is true, how far away would you have to be for this to be apparent?	1	askscience
I've heard that if aliens were real and looked at us through a telescope.we would be many years in the past due to light.if this is true, how far away would you have to be for this to be apparent?	1	askscience