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Why are the polar regions so disproportionately affected by climate change?

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How does an ERV deliver clean air to an indoor space when it crosses streams with contaminated waste air?

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Is it possible to use a female from another species as a surrogate mother for human babies?

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How can gamma rays be hard to shield a spaceship from if high frequency/low wavelength waves are not supposed to penetrate through solid objects well?

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How can small amplitudes of high frequency, high energy radiation cause damage to the molecules in our bodies but much larger amplitudes of low frequency, low energy radiation does not?

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Is it possible to jam a laser without being in its way?

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When something is burned to ashes what is left from the original material?

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Is it true that cancer cells can only survive off of sugars like glucose and a ketogenic diet will starve cancer to death?

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Have any coastal areas of the planet been flooded yet due to sea level rise? Not due to something like erosion or the ground itself sinking.

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Normally the pattern is that low frequencies can pass through many objects while high frequencies are easily blocked, yet gamma rays are hard to shield against. How is this the case?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why are the polar regions so disproportionately affected by climate change?	1
How does an ERV deliver clean air to an indoor space when it crosses streams with contaminated waste air?	1
Is it possible to use a female from another species as a surrogate mother for human babies?	1
How can gamma rays be hard to shield a spaceship from if high frequency/low wavelength waves are not supposed to penetrate through solid objects well?	1
How can small amplitudes of high frequency, high energy radiation cause damage to the molecules in our bodies but much larger amplitudes of low frequency, low energy radiation does not?	1
Is it possible to jam a laser without being in its way?	1
When something is burned to ashes what is left from the original material?	1
Is it true that cancer cells can only survive off of sugars like glucose and a ketogenic diet will starve cancer to death?	1
Have any coastal areas of the planet been flooded yet due to sea level rise? Not due to something like erosion or the ground itself sinking.	1
Normally the pattern is that low frequencies can pass through many objects while high frequencies are easily blocked, yet gamma rays are hard to shield against. How is this the case?	1