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Why do we cringe when we hear/scratch a chalkboard or a fork and knife on a glass plate?

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What would happen to the sea level if the polar ice cap melted?

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How do plateaus have waterfalls if the have no main source like an ocean? How do they get that much water when they are that high up?

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Would it be possible to completely deplete the earths water supply?

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If the temperature were to slowly grow on average to about 200° in the summer instead of 80-100, would humans eventually adapt to it in the future?

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Why can we recognize small amounts of something immediately but not higher amounts?

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Do heavier (darker) clouds absorb more heat than lighter clouds? If so, what are the affects it has on the atmosphere?

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If we could travel fast enough, could we fly through a black hole and go out the "other side" in harmed?

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If I attached a piece of metal a few inches above a really super strong but very light magnet, could it pull itself up?

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If H2O is water, then if I have a completely airtight sealed box of hydrogen and broke the seal, would the box be instantly filled with water?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why do we cringe when we hear/scratch a chalkboard or a fork and knife on a glass plate?	1	askscience
What would happen to the sea level if the polar ice cap melted?	1	askscience
How do plateaus have waterfalls if the have no main source like an ocean? How do they get that much water when they are that high up?	1	askscience
Would it be possible to completely deplete the earths water supply?	1	askscience
If the temperature were to slowly grow on average to about 200° in the summer instead of 80-100, would humans eventually adapt to it in the future?	1	askscience
Why can we recognize small amounts of something immediately but not higher amounts?	1	askscience
Do heavier (darker) clouds absorb more heat than lighter clouds? If so, what are the affects it has on the atmosphere?	1	askscience
If we could travel fast enough, could we fly through a black hole and go out the "other side" in harmed?	0	askscience
If I attached a piece of metal a few inches above a really super strong but very light magnet, could it pull itself up?	0	askscience
If H2O is water, then if I have a completely airtight sealed box of hydrogen and broke the seal, would the box be instantly filled with water?	0	askscience