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Can a planet or moon move directly through a gas giant planet and survive?

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[Physics] In theory, could we take a wormhole 70 light-years away then use an insane telescope to view the end of WWII?

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When someone dies, why do people post a letter to them on social media?

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It is well known that some animals grow smaller in captivity. Is this true for humans who are raised in small homes, and if so, to what extent?

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Humanity expands to several planets then develops unique biological features for adapting to each. At what point are we considered aliens?

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How is research vs. development managed for telescopes such as the James Webb Space Telescope?

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If a dwarf planet is pulled into the orbit of a much larger planet, is it still considered a dwarf planet or just a moon?

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Why do squares of all-one numbers often have weird patterns, no matter the number of digits involved?

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Are there any real-world problems where a base-10 number system isn't best to get the job done (excluding binary/hexadecimal in computers)?

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Why do our bodies react to badly to pollen if we've lived in the wild for thousands of years?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Can a planet or moon move directly through a gas giant planet and survive?	7
[Physics] In theory, could we take a wormhole 70 light-years away then use an insane telescope to view the end of WWII?	1
When someone dies, why do people post a letter to them on social media?	1
It is well known that some animals grow smaller in captivity. Is this true for humans who are raised in small homes, and if so, to what extent?	1
Humanity expands to several planets then develops unique biological features for adapting to each. At what point are we considered aliens?	1
How is research vs. development managed for telescopes such as the James Webb Space Telescope?	1
If a dwarf planet is pulled into the orbit of a much larger planet, is it still considered a dwarf planet or just a moon?	1
Why do squares of all-one numbers often have weird patterns, no matter the number of digits involved?	1
Are there any real-world problems where a base-10 number system isn't best to get the job done (excluding binary/hexadecimal in computers)?	1
Why do our bodies react to badly to pollen if we've lived in the wild for thousands of years?	1