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Does sound travel differently through cold air vs warm air? I swear I can hear when it's cold outside.

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Why does killing someone "change a man"?

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How fast could a Maglev train accelerate and stop if no humans were on board?

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How fast does one single individual electron travel in an electric current?

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How do muscles work? What actually changes on the cellular level to create force?

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Why is Palladium able to cram all its electrons into the 4th valence shell, but the elements both above and below it have to use the 5th shell?

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Why isn't carbon used in structures?

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[WP] The latest and greatest humanoid robot has gone haywire and is attacking everyone. Fortunately, it has a kill switch that overrides everything and shuts it down just like traditional PCs: Holding down its power button for 10 seconds.

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When sick, cough syrup feels really good in your throat... how about in your lungs?

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Why doesn't everything just use 5W-40 oil?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Does sound travel differently through cold air vs warm air? I swear I can hear when it's cold outside.	2	askscience
Why does killing someone "change a man"?	1	askscience
How fast could a Maglev train accelerate and stop if no humans were on board?	1	askscience
How fast does one single individual electron travel in an electric current?	1	askscience
How do muscles work? What actually changes on the cellular level to create force?	1	askscience
Why is Palladium able to cram all its electrons into the 4th valence shell, but the elements both above and below it have to use the 5th shell?	1	askscience
Why isn't carbon used in structures?	1	askscience
[WP] The latest and greatest humanoid robot has gone haywire and is attacking everyone. Fortunately, it has a kill switch that overrides everything and shuts it down just like traditional PCs: Holding down its power button for 10 seconds.	1	WritingPrompts
When sick, cough syrup feels really good in your throat... how about in your lungs?	1	askscience
Why doesn't everything just use 5W-40 oil?	1	askscience