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Food stipend to burn only today, any suggestions?

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As launching things into space becomes easier, will we ever reach a point where we shoot garbage or spent nuclear rods or whatever into space or the sun?

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Why does drinking melted ice taste different from drinking water?

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Scientists of Reddit, what are your thoughts on morality laws in science? I'm no scientist, but it seems like so many more scientific advancements could be made without them. For example; cross breeding species, or heavy research into CRISPR. What do all think?

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Scientists, what are your thoughts on Morality laws (or morality sigmas) that prevent (or make it very difficult) to research things like cross breeding species or further research into CRISPR?

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If an indestructible tube were to reach from the ground to space, would the absence of space suck out all the oxygen on the ground?

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Since everything is technically “not solid”, is it possible to vibrate a wall at such a speed/intensity that we are able to travel through it?

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[WP] After years of failed attempts, you've finally caught Santa Clause. As tears fill his eyes he whispers "thank you", and with the ring of a bell, he is free once more. Only to be replaced by you, now you must live out your days in isolation, dreaming that maybe this year a child will free you.

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Food stipend to burn only today, any suggestions?	1	SaltLakeCity
As launching things into space becomes easier, will we ever reach a point where we shoot garbage or spent nuclear rods or whatever into space or the sun?	1	askscience
Why does drinking melted ice taste different from drinking water?	1	askscience
Scientists of Reddit, what are your thoughts on morality laws in science? I'm no scientist, but it seems like so many more scientific advancements could be made without them. For example; cross breeding species, or heavy research into CRISPR. What do all think?	1	askscience
Scientists, what are your thoughts on Morality laws (or morality sigmas) that prevent (or make it very difficult) to research things like cross breeding species or further research into CRISPR?	1	askscience
If an indestructible tube were to reach from the ground to space, would the absence of space suck out all the oxygen on the ground?	1	askscience
Since everything is technically “not solid”, is it possible to vibrate a wall at such a speed/intensity that we are able to travel through it?	1	askscience
[WP] After years of failed attempts, you've finally caught Santa Clause. As tears fill his eyes he whispers "thank you", and with the ring of a bell, he is free once more. Only to be replaced by you, now you must live out your days in isolation, dreaming that maybe this year a child will free you.	1	WritingPrompts