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Is the glass tube solution found in the Attract Mode in Super Metroid?

35 upvotes • r/Metroid

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Does fireworks affects/harm dogs ears? If so, is it temporal, permanent?

1 upvotes • r/askscience

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Why do we cry when watching a show or a movie and someone/something dies?

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Today I learned that Jupiter's rotation period is the fastest of the Solar System's planet at just almost 10 hours "a day" and I had some questions about this fact. Could a human survive this, Is the rotation influenced by the composition of the planet?

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I just realized that Jupiter's rotation period is the fastest of the Solar System's planet at just almost 10 hours "a day" and I had some questions about this fact. Could a human survive this, Is the rotation influenced by the composition of the planet?

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Does glass lose integrity when being hit but not broken?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Is the glass tube solution found in the Attract Mode in Super Metroid?	35	Metroid
Does fireworks affects/harm dogs ears? If so, is it temporal, permanent?	1	askscience
Why do we cry when watching a show or a movie and someone/something dies?	1	askscience
Today I learned that Jupiter's rotation period is the fastest of the Solar System's planet at just almost 10 hours "a day" and I had some questions about this fact. Could a human survive this, Is the rotation influenced by the composition of the planet?	1	askscience
I just realized that Jupiter's rotation period is the fastest of the Solar System's planet at just almost 10 hours "a day" and I had some questions about this fact. Could a human survive this, Is the rotation influenced by the composition of the planet?	1	askscience
Does glass lose integrity when being hit but not broken?	1	askscience