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Reading and seeing colors in moonlight.

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Can you ever reach the top of the hill?

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We all hear about species being extinct. But how often does a new species "evolve" into a new one?

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If I placed a Boeing 747 with 4 engines on the ground with the nose pointing straight up, would it be able to take off, if only for a short time?

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How high up do I have to be on the 65th latitude to see the northern horizon that I can see at ground level at the 66th?

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How long would it take to come to a full stop from the speed of light?

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If the earth stopped rotating.

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A psychology task for you.

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If we were still on earth when Andromeda crashes into our galaxy, what would it look like from here?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Reading and seeing colors in moonlight.	3	askscience
Can you ever reach the top of the hill?	3	askscience
We all hear about species being extinct. But how often does a new species "evolve" into a new one?	2	askscience
If I placed a Boeing 747 with 4 engines on the ground with the nose pointing straight up, would it be able to take off, if only for a short time?	1	askscience
How high up do I have to be on the 65th latitude to see the northern horizon that I can see at ground level at the 66th?	1	askscience
How long would it take to come to a full stop from the speed of light?	0	askscience
If the earth stopped rotating.	0	askscience
A psychology task for you.	0	askscience
If we were still on earth when Andromeda crashes into our galaxy, what would it look like from here?	0	askscience