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How did naval ballistics work in World War I?

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Were there ever attempts to have fighter planes that could fire backwards in the pre-jet era?

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Why does the color of an object appear to change hue based on its luminance, and how does our brain seem to know this is the "wrong" color for it?

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How long would objects like Philae or the Voyager probes exist for under normal circumstances? Asked another way, how much does space "weather" or corrode man-made objects?

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How difficult would it have been for a bomber or defensive escort to shoot down an enemy fighter in WWII? How resilient were the fighter planes?

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How "mobile" are bacteria and viruses on dry skin?

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How did early magnetic navigators account for declination?

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How do nerves encode intensity? For example, that something is getting warmer, that something is very cold, hard pressure, etc?

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Do instinctual or automatic behaviors have the same neurological structure as a memory or learned behavior would?

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Why does the brain alert itself to something (e.g. an itch) but not necessarily do the corrective action (i.e. scratch it)?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How did naval ballistics work in World War I?	6	askscience
Were there ever attempts to have fighter planes that could fire backwards in the pre-jet era?	5	AskHistorians
Why does the color of an object appear to change hue based on its luminance, and how does our brain seem to know this is the "wrong" color for it?	4	askscience
How long would objects like Philae or the Voyager probes exist for under normal circumstances? Asked another way, how much does space "weather" or corrode man-made objects?	4	askscience
How difficult would it have been for a bomber or defensive escort to shoot down an enemy fighter in WWII? How resilient were the fighter planes?	4	AskHistorians
How "mobile" are bacteria and viruses on dry skin?	4	askscience
How did early magnetic navigators account for declination?	3	askscience
How do nerves encode intensity? For example, that something is getting warmer, that something is very cold, hard pressure, etc?	3	askscience
Do instinctual or automatic behaviors have the same neurological structure as a memory or learned behavior would?	3	askscience
Why does the brain alert itself to something (e.g. an itch) but not necessarily do the corrective action (i.e. scratch it)?	3	askscience