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Are there any animals which completely lose their fur over the summer?

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How long does it generally take to charge the capacitors people use for things like petawatt lasers?

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What is the largest object in Saturn's rings? Would it be theoretically possible to land people there?

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Does bone marrow have any sensory receptors in it?

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If the moon were hollow with an inner shell of some material dense enough to get it to the mass we know it has, would we be able to tell?

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Are there any animals which have defences which are actually like blades, as opposed to things like cat claws where there's one sharp point and it gets dragged across the target?

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If a pushing force could be applied evenly to the entirety of an object rather than just its surface, would there still be any chance of it being damaged by acceleration?

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If wood was heated in an atmosphere that didn't allow combustion, would it melt?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Are there any animals which completely lose their fur over the summer?	21
How long does it generally take to charge the capacitors people use for things like petawatt lasers?	14
What is the largest object in Saturn's rings? Would it be theoretically possible to land people there?	9
Does bone marrow have any sensory receptors in it?	1
If the moon were hollow with an inner shell of some material dense enough to get it to the mass we know it has, would we be able to tell?	1
Are there any animals which have defences which are actually like blades, as opposed to things like cat claws where there's one sharp point and it gets dragged across the target?	1
If a pushing force could be applied evenly to the entirety of an object rather than just its surface, would there still be any chance of it being damaged by acceleration?	1
If wood was heated in an atmosphere that didn't allow combustion, would it melt?	1