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Do non-mammals dream? If so, do the mechanics of dreaming appear to work roughly the same?

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Given magnetism and its ability to accelerate particles, is a total heat death of the universe actually possible?

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Can all forms of matter experience "carbonation," or is this only possible with liquids?

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What would happen if another large earthquake struck Fukushima? Is it sufficiently shut down/contained that it wouldn't be a problem?

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Everyone's looking for a "cure" for autism. How do we know that autism isn't humanity's default state, and everything has to go right not to be autistic?

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What is actually happening at the "lowest levels" when two magnetic fields repel each other?

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You're in a room with an elevated level of a dangerous, airborne substance. Is it safer to breathe through your mouth or nose? Are your eyes an entry point to worry about for short exposure?

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Is it just a coincidence that hydrostatic pressure increases at a rate that is similar to the speed of gravitational acceleration, or is there a relationship between them?

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Our own voices sound different to us because we're hearing part of it through our skull. Is there a meaningful delay between hearing the "internal" voice and the "external" voice? If so, does the brain delay processing one of them to wait for the other?

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Does the inverse square law apply to photographic equipment like grid lights and other "targeted" lighting, which reduces the spherical shape of light transmission?

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Do non-mammals dream? If so, do the mechanics of dreaming appear to work roughly the same?	1	askscience
Given magnetism and its ability to accelerate particles, is a total heat death of the universe actually possible?	1	askscience
Can all forms of matter experience "carbonation," or is this only possible with liquids?	1	askscience
What would happen if another large earthquake struck Fukushima? Is it sufficiently shut down/contained that it wouldn't be a problem?	1	askscience
Everyone's looking for a "cure" for autism. How do we know that autism isn't humanity's default state, and everything has to go right not to be autistic?	1	askscience
What is actually happening at the "lowest levels" when two magnetic fields repel each other?	1	askscience
You're in a room with an elevated level of a dangerous, airborne substance. Is it safer to breathe through your mouth or nose? Are your eyes an entry point to worry about for short exposure?	1	askscience
Is it just a coincidence that hydrostatic pressure increases at a rate that is similar to the speed of gravitational acceleration, or is there a relationship between them?	1	askscience
Our own voices sound different to us because we're hearing part of it through our skull. Is there a meaningful delay between hearing the "internal" voice and the "external" voice? If so, does the brain delay processing one of them to wait for the other?	1	askscience
Does the inverse square law apply to photographic equipment like grid lights and other "targeted" lighting, which reduces the spherical shape of light transmission?	1	askscience