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Do babies who get vigorously tested for things like demonstrating a lack of object permanence, gain object permanence faster than average. Basically, can those things be "trained" in babies?

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Will it be possible to see Elon's Roadster from any Earth based telescope?

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If we stopped all tidal action somehow and let the oceans "settle" how long would it take the moon to start making normal waves again?

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Are dimensions a property of the universe or the observer. Could it be possible for one being to "experience" the universe in 4 dimensions when we only experience it in 3?

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If you went straight up to the height of the ISS with no sideways velocity relative to earth you would fall back to the ground. How far away could you go before you would not fall back to the earth's surface?

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Atoms can lose electrons and still be considered that atom. When a hydrogen atom loses its electron is it still a hydrogen atom or is it just a proton? If it's still considered a hydrogen atom is it accurate to say an oxygen atom is 8 hydrogen atoms crammed together with some neutrons?

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How small does a creature have to be before it cannot fall to it's death? (on earth)

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Do babies who get vigorously tested for things like demonstrating a lack of object permanence, gain object permanence faster than average. Basically, can those things be "trained" in babies?	1	askscience
Will it be possible to see Elon's Roadster from any Earth based telescope?	1	askscience
If we stopped all tidal action somehow and let the oceans "settle" how long would it take the moon to start making normal waves again?	1	askscience
Are dimensions a property of the universe or the observer. Could it be possible for one being to "experience" the universe in 4 dimensions when we only experience it in 3?	1	askscience
If you went straight up to the height of the ISS with no sideways velocity relative to earth you would fall back to the ground. How far away could you go before you would not fall back to the earth's surface?	1	askscience
Atoms can lose electrons and still be considered that atom. When a hydrogen atom loses its electron is it still a hydrogen atom or is it just a proton? If it's still considered a hydrogen atom is it accurate to say an oxygen atom is 8 hydrogen atoms crammed together with some neutrons?	1	askscience
How small does a creature have to be before it cannot fall to it's death? (on earth)	1	askscience