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Why is it called a "quadrilateral" and not a "quadragon"?

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Is it possible for organisms to have triple helix DNA instead of double helix?

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Why do balloons explode when they hit power lines, despite being filled with helium, an extremely unreactive element?

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Since nuclear waste gets hot and needs to be cooled, would it be possible to cook food in a "nuclear waste oven" by controlling the temperature of the waste?

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Why are there more numbers between 0 and 1 than integers between 0 and infinity?

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Why is there no "imaginary" solution to ln(-1)?

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What type of function would describe the amount of oil splattered on the stove as a function of distance from a frying pot?

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What do we do when we run out of helium on Earth, and where could we possibly get more?

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What would the world look like if classical mechanics described the universe exactly, rather than just being a good approximation?

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How long would a Mars-dwelling human need for their internal body clock to adjust to the days being 24 hours and 39½ minutes?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why is it called a "quadrilateral" and not a "quadragon"?	1	askscience
Is it possible for organisms to have triple helix DNA instead of double helix?	1	askscience
Why do balloons explode when they hit power lines, despite being filled with helium, an extremely unreactive element?	1	askscience
Since nuclear waste gets hot and needs to be cooled, would it be possible to cook food in a "nuclear waste oven" by controlling the temperature of the waste?	1	askscience
Why are there more numbers between 0 and 1 than integers between 0 and infinity?	1	askscience
Why is there no "imaginary" solution to ln(-1)?	1	askscience
What type of function would describe the amount of oil splattered on the stove as a function of distance from a frying pot?	1	askscience
What do we do when we run out of helium on Earth, and where could we possibly get more?	1	askscience
What would the world look like if classical mechanics described the universe exactly, rather than just being a good approximation?	1	askscience
How long would a Mars-dwelling human need for their internal body clock to adjust to the days being 24 hours and 39½ minutes?	1	askscience