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Does heating up an object cause increased friction between the atoms and molecules of said object? Does this have anything to do with why things heat up with increased energy?

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AMA Request: Advice [F]or You

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People speak to all kinds of animals with a 'baby voice' where we seem to naturally constrain our voices to a certain soothing pitch and intensity. Why do we do that?

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Clouds seem to insulate air temperature by not letting the sunlight in and keeping the temperature of the same during night. Does fog do the same thing?

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Just saw the methane ice lake burning video. Can someone estimate how much methane they are burning per bubble?

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Hey Askscience! What are some relatively safe things to blow up in front of kids in the kitchen?

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How much water would it take before the pressure to forms a black hole?

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What is the note relationship between when you whistle while breathing in compared to the whistle from the same lip/toungue positioning from blowing out?

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Steel I-beams conduct electricity, but other materials can conduct electricity much better. What is the most conductive material on earth?

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AMA Request: A current or former convict

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Does heating up an object cause increased friction between the atoms and molecules of said object? Does this have anything to do with why things heat up with increased energy?	1	askscience
AMA Request: Advice [F]or You	1	IAmA
People speak to all kinds of animals with a 'baby voice' where we seem to naturally constrain our voices to a certain soothing pitch and intensity. Why do we do that?	1	askscience
Clouds seem to insulate air temperature by not letting the sunlight in and keeping the temperature of the same during night. Does fog do the same thing?	1	askscience
Just saw the methane ice lake burning video. Can someone estimate how much methane they are burning per bubble?	1	askscience
Hey Askscience! What are some relatively safe things to blow up in front of kids in the kitchen?	1	askscience
How much water would it take before the pressure to forms a black hole?	1	askscience
What is the note relationship between when you whistle while breathing in compared to the whistle from the same lip/toungue positioning from blowing out?	1	askscience
Steel I-beams conduct electricity, but other materials can conduct electricity much better. What is the most conductive material on earth?	0	askscience
AMA Request: A current or former convict	0	IAmA