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How do we determine the universe's edge? Is it possible there's more stuff out there but it's so far away its light has not yet reached us from the beginning of time?

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So are we completely unable to view exoplanets in systems whose ecliptic plane is at a substantially different angle from ours?

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Earth's surface is 70% water. How would the climates on land be different if this ratio changed?

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Did all creatures with eyes evolve from a common ancestor, or is it just a huge case of convergent evolution?

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I heard that when testing the Tsar Bomba, Soviet scientists were concerned its explosion might be hot enough to set the Earth's atmosphere on fire. Is this possible?

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If a planck length is the smallest possible unit of space, is there also a smallest possible measurable unit of time?

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Is it as difficult for speakers of East Asian languages to distinguish between Western languages as it is the other way around?

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Why are ferromagnetic materials affected by magnetism so much more strongly than other materials?

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What is the speed of a nerve signal?

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What's healthier - lighter daily exercise or more strenuous exercise less frequently?

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How do we determine the universe's edge? Is it possible there's more stuff out there but it's so far away its light has not yet reached us from the beginning of time?	2	askscience
So are we completely unable to view exoplanets in systems whose ecliptic plane is at a substantially different angle from ours?	1	askscience
Earth's surface is 70% water. How would the climates on land be different if this ratio changed?	1	askscience
Did all creatures with eyes evolve from a common ancestor, or is it just a huge case of convergent evolution?	1	askscience
I heard that when testing the Tsar Bomba, Soviet scientists were concerned its explosion might be hot enough to set the Earth's atmosphere on fire. Is this possible?	1	askscience
If a planck length is the smallest possible unit of space, is there also a smallest possible measurable unit of time?	1	askscience
Is it as difficult for speakers of East Asian languages to distinguish between Western languages as it is the other way around?	1	askscience
Why are ferromagnetic materials affected by magnetism so much more strongly than other materials?	1	askscience
What is the speed of a nerve signal?	1	askscience
What's healthier - lighter daily exercise or more strenuous exercise less frequently?	1	askscience