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At the atomic scale, is it dark or is there any sort of light?

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There's a common understanding that certain liquors have worse hangovers than others. Why is this so? Allergies? Chemistry?

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How could someone be able to tell an explosion from a normal nuclear detonation?

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If you aimed at the same spot in space and took a picture with cameras that could see different light spectrums and merged the images, how different would it look compared just a regular visible light spectrum image?

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If you aimed at the same spot in space and took a picture with cameras that could see different light spectrums and merged the images, how different would it look compared just a regular visible light spectrum picture?

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What will mankind's bodies probably look like way into the future?

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Do we know what mankind's bodies evolutionary future might look like?

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If sharks can smell the equivalent of a drop of blood in a small swimming pool, can they smell the ~5 liters of blood in our bodies when we swim in the ocean, or our bodies that great of a barrier?

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What all would happen if clouds didn't exist?

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How fast does energy transfer? For example, if you lined up 1,000,000 bowling balls that were all touching and hit one extra bowling ball onto one end (let's say at 10mph), how much time would pass until the furthest bowling ball moved, if at all?

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At the atomic scale, is it dark or is there any sort of light?	1	askscience
There's a common understanding that certain liquors have worse hangovers than others. Why is this so? Allergies? Chemistry?	1	askscience
How could someone be able to tell an explosion from a normal nuclear detonation?	1	askscience
If you aimed at the same spot in space and took a picture with cameras that could see different light spectrums and merged the images, how different would it look compared just a regular visible light spectrum image?	1	askscience
If you aimed at the same spot in space and took a picture with cameras that could see different light spectrums and merged the images, how different would it look compared just a regular visible light spectrum picture?	1	askscience
What will mankind's bodies probably look like way into the future?	1	askscience
Do we know what mankind's bodies evolutionary future might look like?	1	askscience
If sharks can smell the equivalent of a drop of blood in a small swimming pool, can they smell the ~5 liters of blood in our bodies when we swim in the ocean, or our bodies that great of a barrier?	1	askscience
What all would happen if clouds didn't exist?	1	askscience
How fast does energy transfer? For example, if you lined up 1,000,000 bowling balls that were all touching and hit one extra bowling ball onto one end (let's say at 10mph), how much time would pass until the furthest bowling ball moved, if at all?	1	askscience