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How much of our body weight, by mass, is composed of the 4 macromolecules (amino acids, phospholipids, etc...), and what's the % breakdown for each one?

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How long do body cells live after death? Which die first, and which die last?

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There are seemingly plenty of ways to turn matter into energy, but are there any ways to turn energy into matter?

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Quantum tunneling on the macroscopic (everyday object, ~1-100 kg or so) scale is mentioned theoretically all the time, but specifics are rarely given. Is there a way to calculate accurately the actual probability of a given object abruptly quantum tunneling?

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Can a human really survive on a diet of just potatoes and butter?

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When under the influence of a potent hallucinogen like DMT, Salvia divinorum or LSD/Psilocybin, what part of the brain is producing the visuals being seen? Why do they look the way they do (fractal-like, pastel bright colors, etc.)?

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The Hydraulic Press Channel just did a video where they used the press to crush snow into ice. If I examined that ice with a microscope, would there still be any distinguishable snowflake shapes in the crystal structure of the ice?

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If I compared a seasoned cast iron pan and a brand new cast iron pan under an electron microscope, what differences would I see?

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On the molecular scale, what's the difference between a seasoned cast iron pan and an unseasoned cast iron pan?

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Since primordial black holes are a candidate for dark matter, is it possible the Great Attractor is the result of these black holes out in the very empty regions of space (outside of superclusters of galaxies) being eventually all pulled together by gravity?

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How much of our body weight, by mass, is composed of the 4 macromolecules (amino acids, phospholipids, etc...), and what's the % breakdown for each one?	1	askscience
How long do body cells live after death? Which die first, and which die last?	1	askscience
There are seemingly plenty of ways to turn matter into energy, but are there any ways to turn energy into matter?	1	askscience
Quantum tunneling on the macroscopic (everyday object, ~1-100 kg or so) scale is mentioned theoretically all the time, but specifics are rarely given. Is there a way to calculate accurately the actual probability of a given object abruptly quantum tunneling?	1	askscience
Can a human really survive on a diet of just potatoes and butter?	1	askscience
When under the influence of a potent hallucinogen like DMT, Salvia divinorum or LSD/Psilocybin, what part of the brain is producing the visuals being seen? Why do they look the way they do (fractal-like, pastel bright colors, etc.)?	1	askscience
The Hydraulic Press Channel just did a video where they used the press to crush snow into ice. If I examined that ice with a microscope, would there still be any distinguishable snowflake shapes in the crystal structure of the ice?	1	askscience
If I compared a seasoned cast iron pan and a brand new cast iron pan under an electron microscope, what differences would I see?	1	askscience
On the molecular scale, what's the difference between a seasoned cast iron pan and an unseasoned cast iron pan?	1	askscience
Since primordial black holes are a candidate for dark matter, is it possible the Great Attractor is the result of these black holes out in the very empty regions of space (outside of superclusters of galaxies) being eventually all pulled together by gravity?	1	askscience