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Why is it that water makes some things slippery on our skin (like a slide), and other things cause friction (like clothes)?

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Is there anything preventing Kessler Syndrome, or is it inevitable at some point?

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Shock, adrenaline, and anesthesia can dull pain. Are the mechanics of blocking pain the same between them?

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Can you smell something submerged in water, or only the stuff that has mixed with the surface level?

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if something akin to a baseball was thrown directly upwards, what is the slowest speed it could be thrown before entering an orbit, and would it come straight back down at that speed?

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Why does my rear car window have patterns in it I can only see with sunglasses on?

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Why does my rear car window have visible patterns that I can only see when I have my sunglasses on?

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What would happen if someone nuked Antarctica?

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Are there any cases of genetic mutations in a human that were actually advantageous?

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Deep Fake technology is terrifying. Are there currently any methods for professionals to identify it's use?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why is it that water makes some things slippery on our skin (like a slide), and other things cause friction (like clothes)?	1	askscience
Is there anything preventing Kessler Syndrome, or is it inevitable at some point?	1	askscience
Shock, adrenaline, and anesthesia can dull pain. Are the mechanics of blocking pain the same between them?	1	askscience
Can you smell something submerged in water, or only the stuff that has mixed with the surface level?	1	askscience
if something akin to a baseball was thrown directly upwards, what is the slowest speed it could be thrown before entering an orbit, and would it come straight back down at that speed?	1	askscience
Why does my rear car window have patterns in it I can only see with sunglasses on?	1	askscience
Why does my rear car window have visible patterns that I can only see when I have my sunglasses on?	1	askscience
What would happen if someone nuked Antarctica?	1	askscience
Are there any cases of genetic mutations in a human that were actually advantageous?	1	askscience
Deep Fake technology is terrifying. Are there currently any methods for professionals to identify it's use?	1	askscience