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Can foam be considered another state of matter?

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Do humans have an instinct to prefer negative opinions? because usually the most upvoted comments are the ones disagreeing with the OP regardless of how much sense they make.

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If we were to build a vehicle to travel beneath the surface of a gas giant, what are some possibilities as to how this vehicle will function?

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What makes an effective alarm for an alarm clock?

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When is the current "style" of spacecraft going to die out? What will it be replaced by?

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If one could throw any object at the earth with the goal of causing something comparable to the K-Pg extinction event, how would the mass of the object scale to the speed/force required? At what point would an object be too light to achieve this at sub-relativistic speeds?

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Would the premise of black hole cosmology, where the energy-matter for each universe is provided by a black hole in a preceding parent universe, imply that each generation of universes is smaller and/or less dense than the preceding one?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Can foam be considered another state of matter?	9
Do humans have an instinct to prefer negative opinions? because usually the most upvoted comments are the ones disagreeing with the OP regardless of how much sense they make.	1
If we were to build a vehicle to travel beneath the surface of a gas giant, what are some possibilities as to how this vehicle will function?	1
What makes an effective alarm for an alarm clock?	1
When is the current "style" of spacecraft going to die out? What will it be replaced by?	1
If one could throw any object at the earth with the goal of causing something comparable to the K-Pg extinction event, how would the mass of the object scale to the speed/force required? At what point would an object be too light to achieve this at sub-relativistic speeds?	1
Would the premise of black hole cosmology, where the energy-matter for each universe is provided by a black hole in a preceding parent universe, imply that each generation of universes is smaller and/or less dense than the preceding one?	1