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When the young Earth's day was 6 hours long, how did this effect gravity at it's surface?

673 upvotes • r/askscience

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I've heard that humans didn't have a lot of tooth decay problems before we started eating sugars (esp. grains). How does fruit, which is full of sugar, play into this? Didn't we eat a lot of fruit back then?

36 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Are all insects with stingers descended from a common ancestor?

19 upvotes • r/askscience

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Do large impacts cause nuclear reactions?

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What does sound sound like on Mars?

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Why does laser light always look fuzzy?

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Why are there always bubbles in my ice?

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Are astroid/comet impacts in the outer solar system likely to be less energetic than those that occur in the inner solar system?

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I've heard that the atmosphere of Venus is so thick at its surface that you could "swim" through it. Is this true?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
When the young Earth's day was 6 hours long, how did this effect gravity at it's surface?	673	askscience
I've heard that humans didn't have a lot of tooth decay problems before we started eating sugars (esp. grains). How does fruit, which is full of sugar, play into this? Didn't we eat a lot of fruit back then?	36	AskHistorians
Are all insects with stingers descended from a common ancestor?	19	askscience
Do large impacts cause nuclear reactions?	6	askscience
What does sound sound like on Mars?	1	askscience
Why does laser light always look fuzzy?	1	askscience
Why are there always bubbles in my ice?	1	askscience
Are astroid/comet impacts in the outer solar system likely to be less energetic than those that occur in the inner solar system?	1	askscience
I've heard that the atmosphere of Venus is so thick at its surface that you could "swim" through it. Is this true?	1	askscience