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How/why does mass become infinite at the finite speed of c?

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How many Tsar Bombas would it take (per second) to match the power of the Sun's center?

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What evidence suggests that our universe is not the center of a black hole?

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I read that on Mars, humans would jump higher due to lessened gravity. Does this mean we could also pick up much larger items than normal (than we're accustomed to on Earth), with ease, somewhat like a small-scale Superman effect?

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If we could make it to a nearby "Super Earth", even with breathable air, could our bodies easily withstand the difference in gravity?

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Which animal species were/are most likely to inherit apex predator status, if humans were removed from the Earth?

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At what distance do two atoms in a vacuum no longer gravitationally attract?

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A kugelblitz has never been observed, but is hypothetically possible. What is a reasonable series of events that might form this structure?

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If humans converted enough of all CO2 into breathable oxygen, would life start evolving into huge species again?

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Photons from stars travel at roughly 186,282 miles per second "in a vacuum". Are the photons from my candle hitting my face at the same speed?

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How/why does mass become infinite at the finite speed of c?	1	askscience
How many Tsar Bombas would it take (per second) to match the power of the Sun's center?	1	askscience
What evidence suggests that our universe is not the center of a black hole?	1	askscience
I read that on Mars, humans would jump higher due to lessened gravity. Does this mean we could also pick up much larger items than normal (than we're accustomed to on Earth), with ease, somewhat like a small-scale Superman effect?	1	askscience
If we could make it to a nearby "Super Earth", even with breathable air, could our bodies easily withstand the difference in gravity?	1	askscience
Which animal species were/are most likely to inherit apex predator status, if humans were removed from the Earth?	1	askscience
At what distance do two atoms in a vacuum no longer gravitationally attract?	1	askscience
A kugelblitz has never been observed, but is hypothetically possible. What is a reasonable series of events that might form this structure?	1	askscience
If humans converted enough of all CO2 into breathable oxygen, would life start evolving into huge species again?	1	askscience
Photons from stars travel at roughly 186,282 miles per second "in a vacuum". Are the photons from my candle hitting my face at the same speed?	0	askscience