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Will an undisturbed and enclosed column of air eventually settle into it's components by density?

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The largest antennas in the world are 2,000+ feet tall. If several were built in a straight line and giant tarps were hung between them, what impact could that have on local precipitation by suddenly forcing lots of warm air 2000 feet up and then letting it drop again on the other side?

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Can climate change be fought by taking IR radiation that otherwise would be trapped by CO2, and breaking it down to a lower frequency that can radiate into space unimpeded instead of being turned into heat?

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Almonds are stone fruit. Peaches are stone fruit. What would have to happen to make almonds the size of peach pits?

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How did health officials know so early on that COVID-19(Wuhan Coronavirus) was going to be a major problem? Alarms were being sounded when only a few thousand(maybe a few hundred even?) people had been affected, yet somehow health officials were warning of a major outbreak.

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If a one of every dog breed were isolated indefinitely together, would they eventually create an animal that’s basically similar to a wolf, or is the genetic material too screwed up?

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How much lighter would an actual dinosaur bone be than it's equivalent fossil?

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Why did vision not evolve to see into the infrared range in most animals?

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Will a large bin full of water noticeably mediate the temperature inside my apartment?

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Can gluten be denatured using high-frequency acoustics?

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Will an undisturbed and enclosed column of air eventually settle into it's components by density?	1	askscience
The largest antennas in the world are 2,000+ feet tall. If several were built in a straight line and giant tarps were hung between them, what impact could that have on local precipitation by suddenly forcing lots of warm air 2000 feet up and then letting it drop again on the other side?	1	askscience
Can climate change be fought by taking IR radiation that otherwise would be trapped by CO2, and breaking it down to a lower frequency that can radiate into space unimpeded instead of being turned into heat?	1	askscience
Almonds are stone fruit. Peaches are stone fruit. What would have to happen to make almonds the size of peach pits?	1	askscience
How did health officials know so early on that COVID-19(Wuhan Coronavirus) was going to be a major problem? Alarms were being sounded when only a few thousand(maybe a few hundred even?) people had been affected, yet somehow health officials were warning of a major outbreak.	1	askscience
If a one of every dog breed were isolated indefinitely together, would they eventually create an animal that’s basically similar to a wolf, or is the genetic material too screwed up?	1	askscience
How much lighter would an actual dinosaur bone be than it's equivalent fossil?	1	askscience
Why did vision not evolve to see into the infrared range in most animals?	1	askscience
Will a large bin full of water noticeably mediate the temperature inside my apartment?	1	askscience
Can gluten be denatured using high-frequency acoustics?	1	askscience