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How unique is the fact that our moon's rotational speed matches it's traslational speed so that the same side of the moon is permanently facing earth?

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If all the people with AIDS and/or HIV suddenly disappeared, would we be rid of it or there are other sources of infection?

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Why is more satisfying to wake up around 8 to 10 am compared to waking up at 4 am even when sleep hours are the same?

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How unique is the fact that our moon's rotational speed matches it's traslational speed so that the same side of the moon is permanently facing earth?

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Imagine we were on a spaceship flying on the border of the event horizon of a black hole. What would happen if we were stick a long object into the event horizon? Could we pull it back from our side?

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From an evolutionary standpoint, why can't humans drink salt water?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How unique is the fact that our moon's rotational speed matches it's traslational speed so that the same side of the moon is permanently facing earth?	26
If all the people with AIDS and/or HIV suddenly disappeared, would we be rid of it or there are other sources of infection?	6
Why is more satisfying to wake up around 8 to 10 am compared to waking up at 4 am even when sleep hours are the same?	1
How unique is the fact that our moon's rotational speed matches it's traslational speed so that the same side of the moon is permanently facing earth?	1
Imagine we were on a spaceship flying on the border of the event horizon of a black hole. What would happen if we were stick a long object into the event horizon? Could we pull it back from our side?	1
From an evolutionary standpoint, why can't humans drink salt water?	1