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Given how massive space is, with the Milky Way and Andromeda Galaxy on a course toward each other is it even likely there will be 'collisions' of objects?

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[WP] It’s 2060, Lou Bega finally passes away and his lost records are discovered: Mambo’s no. 1-4

42 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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[WP] After a governmental document leak, it is revealed, contrary to popular belief, the universe is in fact shrinking. The point where it is shrinking to: Area 51.

28 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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If a room was perfectly sealed from all external forces, would the air inside naturally settle with the heavier compounds to the bottom and the lighter to the top, or is air always continuously mixing?

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[WP] One day you awaken to realise you can understand the conversation between animals. You come to realise we are their pets and they have similar international cooperations, tensions and routines. They utilise us as resources.

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Is it possible for 2 separate species to eventually evolve into the same species again?

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Although they are totally different electromagnetic radiations, would sunscreen protect you, even slightly, from nuclear radiation as well as ultraviolet?

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One day you awaken to realise you can understand the conversation between animals. You come to understand that all this time they are not our pets, rather we, theirs and they utilise us as resources.

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So is faeces already log-shaped in your large intestine or does it only come out that way because your anus acts like a piping bag?

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Why is a fridge door harder to open immediately after closing, as opposed to if it had been shut for a while?

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Given how massive space is, with the Milky Way and Andromeda Galaxy on a course toward each other is it even likely there will be 'collisions' of objects?	753	askscience
[WP] It’s 2060, Lou Bega finally passes away and his lost records are discovered: Mambo’s no. 1-4	42	WritingPrompts
[WP] After a governmental document leak, it is revealed, contrary to popular belief, the universe is in fact shrinking. The point where it is shrinking to: Area 51.	28	WritingPrompts
If a room was perfectly sealed from all external forces, would the air inside naturally settle with the heavier compounds to the bottom and the lighter to the top, or is air always continuously mixing?	20	askscience
[WP] One day you awaken to realise you can understand the conversation between animals. You come to realise we are their pets and they have similar international cooperations, tensions and routines. They utilise us as resources.	10	WritingPrompts
Is it possible for 2 separate species to eventually evolve into the same species again?	8	askscience
Although they are totally different electromagnetic radiations, would sunscreen protect you, even slightly, from nuclear radiation as well as ultraviolet?	5	askscience
One day you awaken to realise you can understand the conversation between animals. You come to understand that all this time they are not our pets, rather we, theirs and they utilise us as resources.	2	WritingPrompts
So is faeces already log-shaped in your large intestine or does it only come out that way because your anus acts like a piping bag?	1	askscience
Why is a fridge door harder to open immediately after closing, as opposed to if it had been shut for a while?	1	askscience