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Nuclear weapons are rated in megatons (of TNT). What would be the differences in detonating a 1 MT nuclear weapon compared to touching off a million ton pile of TNT?

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What repercussions (if any) did German companies like Krupp or I.G. Farben face after the war for their usage of forced labour during WWII?

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Rickets used to be known as the "English disease". How did the higher prevalence of this disease affect the performance of the British armed forces compared to contemporaries?

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Geophysics: please correct my understanding. If the mantle is plastic and not liquid, how is it that laval (liquid rock) flows out of volcanoes?

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Can rate of learning be quantified? If so, how do the cognitive and behavioural changes from child to adult alter the rate of learning?

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Radium and Strontium are known to accumulate in bones. Why does our body prefer the heavier 'analogues' of Calcium over the lighter element?

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What is the difference between insulin resistance and Diabetes type II?

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Which language communicates information the quickest? Or most concisely?

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The Nazi regime spent significant resources to rid itself of "inferior" peoples. Some of those people were also used as slave or forced labour. On balance, how much did the such programs hurt (or help) the Nazi war effort?

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I came across "Expanding Earth theory". I know it's far-fetched idea but I need help please with a specific aspect of debunking it.

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Nuclear weapons are rated in megatons (of TNT). What would be the differences in detonating a 1 MT nuclear weapon compared to touching off a million ton pile of TNT?	1138	askscience
What repercussions (if any) did German companies like Krupp or I.G. Farben face after the war for their usage of forced labour during WWII?	15	AskHistorians
Rickets used to be known as the "English disease". How did the higher prevalence of this disease affect the performance of the British armed forces compared to contemporaries?	8	AskHistorians
Geophysics: please correct my understanding. If the mantle is plastic and not liquid, how is it that laval (liquid rock) flows out of volcanoes?	6	askscience
Can rate of learning be quantified? If so, how do the cognitive and behavioural changes from child to adult alter the rate of learning?	5	askscience
Radium and Strontium are known to accumulate in bones. Why does our body prefer the heavier 'analogues' of Calcium over the lighter element?	5	askscience
What is the difference between insulin resistance and Diabetes type II?	2	askscience
Which language communicates information the quickest? Or most concisely?	1	askscience
The Nazi regime spent significant resources to rid itself of "inferior" peoples. Some of those people were also used as slave or forced labour. On balance, how much did the such programs hurt (or help) the Nazi war effort?	1	AskHistorians
I came across "Expanding Earth theory". I know it's far-fetched idea but I need help please with a specific aspect of debunking it.	1	askscience