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Does a butterfly have any memory of when it was a caterpillar? [Biology]

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Does an eagle see things that are say, 2 feet away in microscopic detail, blurry (like looking through binoculars) or simply as we would see them?

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How does a gas-mask work?

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Why is it so difficult to leave the earths atmosphere? Doesn't gravity get weaker the higher up you go?

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Does a butterfly have any memory of when it was a caterpillar?

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Why are planets and moons always round?

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Is their a cut-off age for which humans couldn't possibly live past?

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Why are bought ice cubes crystal clear and yet when I make them they're hazy?

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How do accents develop and change? More specifically, how do new accents form, such as the Australian and New Zealand accents?

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As the Earth is consistently spinning at a ridiculous speed, how come there are not hurricane-like winds all around the Earth constantly?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Does a butterfly have any memory of when it was a caterpillar? [Biology]	601	askscience
Does an eagle see things that are say, 2 feet away in microscopic detail, blurry (like looking through binoculars) or simply as we would see them?	325	askscience
How does a gas-mask work?	2	askscience
Why is it so difficult to leave the earths atmosphere? Doesn't gravity get weaker the higher up you go?	2	askscience
Does a butterfly have any memory of when it was a caterpillar?	1	askscience
Why are planets and moons always round?	1	askscience
Is their a cut-off age for which humans couldn't possibly live past?	1	askscience
Why are bought ice cubes crystal clear and yet when I make them they're hazy?	1	askscience
How do accents develop and change? More specifically, how do new accents form, such as the Australian and New Zealand accents?	1	askscience
As the Earth is consistently spinning at a ridiculous speed, how come there are not hurricane-like winds all around the Earth constantly?	1	askscience