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If fire needs oxygen as fuel then how do rockets work in space?

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If I took an Xbox One and 50 inch 1080p flatscreen back in time 20 years would it be possible for the technology to be reverse engineered?

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Why does looking at bright lights, especially sunlight, make me sneeze?

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Is there a noticable difference with how the body uses fluids when drinking a gallon of water in 6 hours vs spreading it out to ~12?

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Are older galaxies further away in every direction or are they scattered evenly throughout the known universe?

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When the sun goes supernova will other places in our solar system become habitable?

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When on a trampoline, why does the person jumping directly after another "pop" very high? Likewise, why does the person landing directly before another have their jump canceled out and stay relatively stationary?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
If fire needs oxygen as fuel then how do rockets work in space?	282
If I took an Xbox One and 50 inch 1080p flatscreen back in time 20 years would it be possible for the technology to be reverse engineered?	1
Why does looking at bright lights, especially sunlight, make me sneeze?	1
Is there a noticable difference with how the body uses fluids when drinking a gallon of water in 6 hours vs spreading it out to ~12?	1
Are older galaxies further away in every direction or are they scattered evenly throughout the known universe?	1
When the sun goes supernova will other places in our solar system become habitable?	1
When on a trampoline, why does the person jumping directly after another "pop" very high? Likewise, why does the person landing directly before another have their jump canceled out and stay relatively stationary?	1