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If nuclear energy was used instead of hydrogen fuel tanks to launch rockets into space, how much further can we explore space?

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Are animals capable of imagination like humans can? If not, what gives us the ability to imagine?

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How much of an effect does going vegetarian or vegan have on the meat industry?

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What impact do vegetarians have on the environment/economy? Does it make a significant difference in the long term?

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How do scientists know experiments that didn't work on mice don't work on humans? Is it possible that a cure may have been discovered for a certain disease, but it was overlooked because it was tested on mice instead of human subjects?

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If politics wasn't an issue, could space travel become cheaper using nuclear energy?

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The CDC has pointed out that spacing out vaccines puts us at risk of developing diseases during the time shots are delayed. If that is the case, why is the 2nd dose of the COVID-19 vaccine being spaced out knowing this will be a risk?

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Are viruses a natural population control measure in an ecosystem?

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How exactly do viruses regulate bacterial populations and how does that translate into pandemics in mammalian populations?

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Are vaccination rates a factor in stopping more variants from emerging or are variants inevitable once the virus spreads?

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If nuclear energy was used instead of hydrogen fuel tanks to launch rockets into space, how much further can we explore space?	1	askscience
Are animals capable of imagination like humans can? If not, what gives us the ability to imagine?	1	askscience
How much of an effect does going vegetarian or vegan have on the meat industry?	1	askscience
What impact do vegetarians have on the environment/economy? Does it make a significant difference in the long term?	1	askscience
How do scientists know experiments that didn't work on mice don't work on humans? Is it possible that a cure may have been discovered for a certain disease, but it was overlooked because it was tested on mice instead of human subjects?	1	askscience
If politics wasn't an issue, could space travel become cheaper using nuclear energy?	1	askscience
The CDC has pointed out that spacing out vaccines puts us at risk of developing diseases during the time shots are delayed. If that is the case, why is the 2nd dose of the COVID-19 vaccine being spaced out knowing this will be a risk?	1	askscience
Are viruses a natural population control measure in an ecosystem?	1	askscience
How exactly do viruses regulate bacterial populations and how does that translate into pandemics in mammalian populations?	1	askscience
Are vaccination rates a factor in stopping more variants from emerging or are variants inevitable once the virus spreads?	1	askscience