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How does slow wind travel?

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Breathing a high concentration of O2 can lead to a rapid onset of seizures. Do we know why this happens?

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When the tide moves from high/low to the opposite low/high is the change linear per moment of time?

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The CDC says they're unsure if vaccinated people can spread CV19; if it's possible they can, does that mean variants can develop in the vaccinated?

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What is it about Mac architecture/engineering that makes them so universally preferred for design and video editing tasks over PCs?

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Is gravitational acceleration potentially infinite, or is it limited by C?

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When a tunnel is constructed from two sides, how do engineers ensure that the two sides meet?

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Assuming the "light speed twins" experiment could be conducted, how would the biology of either twin "know" to age differently? As an example, why would things like telomeres shorten at different rates just because the bodies involved are traveling/accelerating at different speeds?

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How is maintenance on extremely large databases possible?

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Are there any protocols for how calendar dates will work once humanity begins colonizing other planets/moons?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How does slow wind travel?	2	askscience
Breathing a high concentration of O2 can lead to a rapid onset of seizures. Do we know why this happens?	2	askscience
When the tide moves from high/low to the opposite low/high is the change linear per moment of time?	1	askscience
The CDC says they're unsure if vaccinated people can spread CV19; if it's possible they can, does that mean variants can develop in the vaccinated?	1	askscience
What is it about Mac architecture/engineering that makes them so universally preferred for design and video editing tasks over PCs?	1	askscience
Is gravitational acceleration potentially infinite, or is it limited by C?	1	askscience
When a tunnel is constructed from two sides, how do engineers ensure that the two sides meet?	1	askscience
Assuming the "light speed twins" experiment could be conducted, how would the biology of either twin "know" to age differently? As an example, why would things like telomeres shorten at different rates just because the bodies involved are traveling/accelerating at different speeds?	1	askscience
How is maintenance on extremely large databases possible?	1	askscience
Are there any protocols for how calendar dates will work once humanity begins colonizing other planets/moons?	1	askscience