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Why is the Three Gorges Dam straight?

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Could you force a balloon so far down a column of liquid that it compresses/liquifies to the point that its density is greater than the liquid its in and sinks the rest of the way, or is there something that prevents that?

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If we dumped radioactive waste into the Challenger Deep, is it likely that volcanoes in the western Pacific Ring of Fire might start having radioactive eruptions? Or would the heavy elements just sink to the core?

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Does sound have properties inherent to different vowels, or do we only hear 'oooo' as different from 'aaaa' because of how our brains perceive them, same as colour?

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What happens inside a hollow sealed glass ball filled 100% with water when you bring it to the bottom of the ocean?

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If you applied a force equally to every single atom in an object, would they all have no acceleration relative to each other and experience no deformation?

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How do photons travelling in different directions look when you move near the speed of light?

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Rivers curve more and more until they form an oxbow lake, at which point this straighten out again. Does this mean all rivers will eventually be straight (as far as the land allows) and be surrounded by lakes?

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Can you dip a wet hand into liquid aluminium?

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How do we feel the beginning of a fall?

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Why is the Three Gorges Dam straight?	1	askscience
Could you force a balloon so far down a column of liquid that it compresses/liquifies to the point that its density is greater than the liquid its in and sinks the rest of the way, or is there something that prevents that?	1	askscience
If we dumped radioactive waste into the Challenger Deep, is it likely that volcanoes in the western Pacific Ring of Fire might start having radioactive eruptions? Or would the heavy elements just sink to the core?	1	askscience
Does sound have properties inherent to different vowels, or do we only hear 'oooo' as different from 'aaaa' because of how our brains perceive them, same as colour?	1	askscience
What happens inside a hollow sealed glass ball filled 100% with water when you bring it to the bottom of the ocean?	1	askscience
If you applied a force equally to every single atom in an object, would they all have no acceleration relative to each other and experience no deformation?	1	askscience
How do photons travelling in different directions look when you move near the speed of light?	1	askscience
Rivers curve more and more until they form an oxbow lake, at which point this straighten out again. Does this mean all rivers will eventually be straight (as far as the land allows) and be surrounded by lakes?	1	askscience
Can you dip a wet hand into liquid aluminium?	1	askscience
How do we feel the beginning of a fall?	1	askscience