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Why does the "sky" over well lit areas appear bright at night? What exactly is the light hitting to give it this appearance?

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This probably doesn't belong here, but what's the "best" way for memorizing the common poly-atomic ions?

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What determines our perception of time? Do creatures with faster reflexes perceive time slower than humans?

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Why do people with mental illnesses tend to keep their hands in unusual positions?

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If Vulcan's existed, wouldn't the light passing through their ears be green?

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Why do small animals like squirrels, lizards, and crows have twitchy movements?

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Lets say a zombie apocalypse does happen and every human being on the planet becomes infected. Can evolution find a way to somehow restart or progress the human race?

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When a person smells like alcohol, what exactly is happening?

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From what I know, the sex of a person is based on their chromosomes. Are modern day sex changes really sex changes? If not, how can that be made possible?

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Why does the "sky" over well lit areas appear bright at night? What exactly is the light hitting to give it this appearance?	1	askscience
This probably doesn't belong here, but what's the "best" way for memorizing the common poly-atomic ions?	1	askscience
What determines our perception of time? Do creatures with faster reflexes perceive time slower than humans?	1	askscience
Why do people with mental illnesses tend to keep their hands in unusual positions?	1	askscience
If Vulcan's existed, wouldn't the light passing through their ears be green?	1	askscience
Why do small animals like squirrels, lizards, and crows have twitchy movements?	1	askscience
Lets say a zombie apocalypse does happen and every human being on the planet becomes infected. Can evolution find a way to somehow restart or progress the human race?	0	askscience
When a person smells like alcohol, what exactly is happening?	0	askscience
From what I know, the sex of a person is based on their chromosomes. Are modern day sex changes really sex changes? If not, how can that be made possible?	0	askscience