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What would happen if you ran a hose from the surface of Earth to the surface of Mars? What if you submerged the end to the bottom of the Mariana Trench?

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In an evolutionary sense, just how different can two 'fish' be?

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Surely eating meat doesn't actually cause diseases?

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Metallic/ceramic 'clang'/'chink' noise from clapping or clicking underwater... What causes it?

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I often hear people bang on about how all our cells are replaced every 7? years so "you're literally a different you". Just how far does this go?

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I often hear people say that all our cells are replaced every 7(?) years so "you're literally a different you". Just how far does this go?

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Can anyone explain what the deal is with naming storms these days?

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Magnetic Cannon/Gauss Rifle; do I have the basic physics correct?

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Is it the huge gravity which keeps matter so dense in black/white dwarf stars?

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Does half of the measured force due to gravity act in each direction?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What would happen if you ran a hose from the surface of Earth to the surface of Mars? What if you submerged the end to the bottom of the Mariana Trench?	1	askscience
In an evolutionary sense, just how different can two 'fish' be?	1	askscience
Surely eating meat doesn't actually cause diseases?	1	askscience
Metallic/ceramic 'clang'/'chink' noise from clapping or clicking underwater... What causes it?	1	askscience
I often hear people bang on about how all our cells are replaced every 7? years so "you're literally a different you". Just how far does this go?	1	askscience
I often hear people say that all our cells are replaced every 7(?) years so "you're literally a different you". Just how far does this go?	1	askscience
Can anyone explain what the deal is with naming storms these days?	1	askscience
Magnetic Cannon/Gauss Rifle; do I have the basic physics correct?	1	askscience
Is it the huge gravity which keeps matter so dense in black/white dwarf stars?	1	askscience
Does half of the measured force due to gravity act in each direction?	1	askscience